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Responding to Responders [Therapy Group for First Responders]

First responders protect and serve the public. It's now time to serve one another.

Responding to Responders (R&R)
Facilitated by Steve Newman, MA, LPC, NCC

First responders protect and serve the public. It’s now time to serve one another.

Responding to Responders (R&R) will address real issues commonly faced within high-stress workplaces and provide the space for processing experiences that may have inflicted a post traumatic stress injury. This group is appropriate for active and retired police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and all other emergency and disaster first responders.

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FREE INFORMATION SESSION

Tuesday November 19th at 11am and 7pm.

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Register: https://njcharr.eventbrite.com/

The Everyday Heroes Project

NJ Center for the Healing Arts is initiating The Everyday Heroes Project to support the efforts of our local community’s public servants that experience a high level of stress every day in the workplace. In addition to Wounded Healers, a program for mental health professionals and R&R: Responding to Responders, which is intended for emergency and disaster first responders, we will be offering programs for teachers, nurses, and allied health professionals.


Registration

Fees: $50/session; insurance accepted; sliding scale fees are available.


Insurance: We are in-network with Aetna and Empire, and accept out-of-network benefits from all other insurance policies. Sliding scale fees are available for those in need.

Pre-screening: Pre-screening is required for new clients interested in therapy groups at NJCHA. To schedule the pre-screening assessment, contact Steve Newman by calling (732)747-2944 or email NJCHAgroup@gmail.com.

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