Everyday Brave Podcast • The Connection Project

“There are really only two ways to deal with trauma. To talk about it or write about it. “Detective Dan Brite After sustaining a life-changing line of duty incident in 2016, Detective Brite’s recovery journey highlighted the need to better support himself and ultimately the entire responder community.  His own ...

“The most chronic exposure responders face are the mental and  emotional exposures from wading through other peoples trauma,”Rhonda Kelly Rhonda leads ResponderStrong, which is an organization focused on developing better mental health supports for responders and their families. Over the past several years, suicide has been recognized as the leading ...

Wellness isn’t just physical or mental. It’s looking at our whole sphere of being. Nick Edwards Nick is a nationally renowned Exercise Physiologist and has built multiple programs and centers for wide ranges of populations that are currently running in sites across the U.S.  For over 13 years Nick has worked ...

We are asking human-beings to do very superhuman work and inevitably that is going to take a toll on them both professionally and privately.Emily Lauck Emily Lauck is the Manager of Performance Improvement for the City & County of Denver Department of Public Safety. In her role, Emily has created ...

Relational wellness is universal. We all have the same need to belong, feel connected, known, and valued for who we are. Jonathan Dickerson Jonathan Dickerson is the community engagement manager for The Center for Relationship Education. He has an impressive and well-rounded history as a sales executive, speaker, and expert ...