Mindful Connections™

for Public Safety

Mindful Connections™ for Public Safety

This program provides personnel with tools and skills that help alleviate public safety’s high rates of depression, PTSD, substance abuse, sleeplessness.*


Basic Info

Format: Online or In-Person

Level: Introductory

When & Where

Online via Zoom or In-Person

9 sessions, designed to fit your workplace scheduling needs

Designed For  

First Responders and Public Safety personnel. Those eligible include:

  • 9-1-1 dispatchers
  • EMTs
  • Firefighters
  • Law enforcement
  • Medical examiners
  • Veterans


About

This evidence-based program is designed to teach skills and practices that help reduce stress, secondary trauma, and increase your sense of wellbeing and joy. The program offers impactful interventions that include 3 one-on-one sessions with trained and licensed mindfulness therapists who help you integrate what you are learning into your daily life.

The benefits of Mindful Connections™ for Public Safety include:

  • Physical, mental, and emotional resilience
  • Increased attention, focus, and alertness
  • Healthier cardiovascular system
  • Coping skills designed for career stress
  • Improved sleep
  • Increased capacity to show up amid chaos

Instructor

Some of the organizations we’ve worked with include…

  • Allegheny County Fire Marshal
  • Pittsburgh fire department
  • Allegheny County coroner’s office
  • and more


“Mindfulness can help relieve stress, treat heart disease, lower blood pressure, reduce chronic pain, improve sleep, improve mental health and a list of other health related issues. It is difficult to take care of others if we don’t take care of ourselves. We all need to open our minds and learn how to work together, be non-judgmental and open our hearts to becoming a better person. The mindfulness class has definitely made a positive difference in my life and I will always try to pass-on the knowledge and compassion to others.”


— Participant, Mindful Connections for Public Safety

   Allegheny County Fire Marshal’s Office