IF YOU ARE SUFFERING A BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COUNSELING EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY
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The Homeland Security Act of 2002 provides the best known definition of a First Responder, using the term "Emergency Response Providers" for federal, state, and local governmental and nongovernmental emergency public safety, fire, law enforcement, emergency medical (including hospital emergency facilities) and related personnel, agencies and authorities.
FRTC expands on this definition to include the following:
OUR CULTURALLY COMPETENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVE ONLY THESE POPULATION GROUPS.
Optimizing the Health and Resilience of First Responders and Family Members through Training and Access to Peers, Services and External Support.
Empowering Veterans and First Responders to Take Command of Their Health, Reduce the Impact of Service, and Increase Longevity through Community, Connection, and Education.
Providing Mental Health Services to
First Responders and their Family Members.
(Includes all personnel, volunteers and legal partners)
Round-the-clock behavioral health support is available for ALL first responders, frontline workers and their legal partners of Northern Colorado contracted agencies.
Our innovative crisis stabilization program creates a safety net for Northern Colorado contracted agencies.
Our dedicated behavioral health, peer support and medical staff strive to alleviate the shame and stigma associated with a behavioral health crisis.
Our service providers and staff are ALL culturally competent or culturally aware.
The combined first responder/frontline experience of our staff exceeds well over 400+ years! This is how WE GET IT!
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The Gottman Method approach to couples therapy includes a thorough assessment of the couple's relationship and integrates research based interventions to help couples strengthen their relationships in three primary areas:
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Our Therapy Dogs have been trained specifically for their First Response roles.
These Culturally Competent Canines have been there, done that. . . THEY GET IT!
Why do you need a Clinical Supervisor?
To provide:
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One monthly fee provides access to culturally competent Service Providers and a host of treatment modalities.
*Supervision is for contracted agencies only **Fee is calculated from agency size
Our next 40-Hour National Peer Support Academy is September 15-19, 2025 (hosted by the Berthoud Fire Protection District and Colorado POST approved).