Your Brother’s Keeper: Making Sense of First Responder Grief
First responder grief doesn't require a personal connection to be real. It runs on something older and simpler: the uniform makes you brothers. When one falls, every officer who has ever worn that same uniform feels it land somewhere in their own chest. Here are a few signs and symptoms of that grief, and how to find support at the NEST.
The Code of Toughness Is Cracking: First Responder Culture and Mental Health
Specialized Therapy for First Responders and Military
A Warm Welcome to First Nations and Inuit
NEST is pleased to offer mental health therapy to First Nations and Inuit from the NIHB program. We offer specialized therapy with compassionate therapists who have deep experience working with indigenous and aboriginal peoples.
Moral Injury in First Responders, Veterans and the Frontline
Moral injury is different from PTSD and burnout. Learn about the symptoms and signs of moral injury, treatment and resources for first responders, military and frontline workers.
NEST Trains in EMDR Therapy for 911 Professionals
The NEST is now trained in specialized therapy and EMDR for 911 professionals and emergency workers.
NEST Service Animal Wall of Fame
The furry champions, sidekicks and forever friends at NEST.
Running on Fumes: Healing Compassion Fatigue
Compassion fatigue is known as the hidden cost of caring in the helping professions. Learn the symptoms and how to alleviate it in frontline workers.