Podcasts about peer supporter

Benvenuta sul Podcast di Weppiness: sono felice tu sia qui!Questa puntata fa parte della rubrica maternità: questa volta ho avuto il piacere di ospitare Elisa Steffan, peer supporter in allattamento e counselor in formazione. Elisa ci ha dato tanti consigli su come iniziare e vivere al meglio l'allattamento, un momento delicato per la donna.In questo episodio imparerai: chi è Elisa, di cosa si occupa, il suo podcast “Allattamento & Counseling”, l'importanza della formazione in allattamento e come favorirne un buon avvio, i falsi miti, tips per risolvere problematiche come ragadi, ingorghi e mastiti e tanto altro. Buon ascolto!Se ti stai chiedendo: come posso instaurare delle buone abitudini da mantenere nel tempo? Come posso fare per iniziare a vivere una vita sana e felice? Quali sono le migliori tecniche/strumenti pratici per migliorare da oggi la mia organizzazione delle giornate? Quali sono i consigli degli esperti nel campo della nutrizione, del fitness e del beauty? Sei nel posto giusto!In questo episodio troverai:• Chi è Elisa, di che cosa si occupa e il suo percorso formativo (min. 01.10)• Peer Supporter in allattamento: quando ha deciso di avvicinarsi a questo e perché (min. 2.30)• Il lavoro di counselor: in cosa consiste e come si integra con quello della peer supporter (min. 3.50)• Che tipo di mamma si definisce (min. 7.10)• Come fa a fare tutto (min. 8.27)• Il podcast “Allattamento e Counseling” (min. 9.33)• Il canale Telegram: come funziona (min. 11.18)• Allattamento: l'importanza della formazione e cosa fa la differenza (min. 13.12)• I benefici dell'allattamento (min. 14.30)• Maggiori dubbi e difficoltà delle mamme (min. 17.13)• Il dibattito attorno a questo tema (min. 18.53)• Se una mamma non riesce ad allattare… (min. 20.20)• I falsi miti sull'allattamento (min. 22.25)• L'influenza del parto sull'allattamento (min. 23.47)• Nutrizione e allattamento (min. 27.26)• I segnali che un bambino mangia a sufficienza e l'aggiunta (min. 29.03)• Se la mamma sta male (min. 34.30)• Risolvere le ragadi (min. 35.05)• Ingorgo e mastite: sintomi e cura (min. 36.37)• Ritorno al lavoro: come gestire il cambiamento (min. 40.30)• Durata dell'allattamento (min. 42.11)• Cosa fare quando si decide di interrompere l'allattamento (min. 44.14)• Libri consigliati (min.47.20)• I momenti dedicati al benessere e significato dello “stare bene” (min.48.25)• 3 consigli finali per le mamme (min. 50.00)• Una citazione per salutarci (min. 51.05)• Dove trovare Elisa (min. 51.54)Risorsa citata: Elisa Steffan - Peer Supporter in Allattamento & Counselor in formazionehttps://www.instagram.com/elisasteffan_peer_allattamento/ https://www.facebook.com/elisapeersupporterallattamento/ https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFh1egmGq1o2byqNyQ https://open.spotify.com/show/4OmYvWuAXL2JtMnYZ9nQe7?si=4CPohbM7RBC7DzZV6TXbug&nd=1Libri consigliati:“Allattare. Un gesto d'amore” di Alessandra Catanzani e Paola NegriIscriviti al podcast di Weppiness per non perdere nemmeno un episodio e vieni a trovarmi su www.weppiness.com!

Ryan, Chris and Kish welcome guests Tony Parente and Alex Macey (Gamvisory) to talk through what appears to be systematic exploitation of compulsive gamblers and a whole other bunch of failures from the Operators and those charged in keeping them in check. VIP schemes, KYC & AML failings, NDA's and the Gambling Commission are all discussed. Later in the show we are joined by Matt Blanks as he gives a detailed version of just how hard it is to work in a betting shop whilst having an addiction to gambling, as well as the work he now does with Betknowmore and the up-and-coming Peer Aid project. This service will be up and running soon and so if you are listening in the London area and would like to get involved as a Peer Supporter email matt@peeraid.org or message him over on Twitter @MattBlanks4.

Heith Good is a 22+ year veteran Firefighter-Paramedic serving at Norwich Township in Central Ohio. At Norwich Township, Heith was instrumental in developing the Peer/CISM or Critical Incident Stress Management Program. And In 2017, he became an IAFF-trained Peer Supporter, where he assists departments throughout the United States and Canada in developing their own Peer support programs. In true-to-Heith fashion, when we contacted him for this interview, he immediately responded by saying ‘YES.’ As you’ll hear, he’s fully-committed, anytime and anywhere, to the well-being of every first responder that he comes into contact with. I have to give a big shout-out to his wife Pamela and their three children- Hayley, Hannah, and maybe the best name ever for a son of a fireman… Blaze! When Heith’s off-duty and a brother or sister in need calls, they share their family time, so I thank you for your sacrifice.As a first reminder, you can get more info on the OAPFF Peer Support at www.firefightermentalhealth.org/ The page has a full list of peers by district with their direct phone number. If you, or someone you know, needs, or just wants to talk with a trained PEER in absolute confidentiality, please look them up.IF YOU ARE HAVING A CRISIS AND IN NEED OF IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CONTACT THE NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE 1-800-273-8255. AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK.

Join my fellow mental heath among first responders advocate James Boomhower and I as we continue our discussion on this ever so important topic. ames Boomhower, BS, FP-C, NR-P, C-NPT has been involved in EMS for nearly 15 years in a variety of health systems throughout New England. He currently functions in the role of Critical Care Transport Specialist-Paramedic and Peer Support Director with Boston Medflight of Bedford, Massachusetts. James is also a Peer Supporter for the ECHO FAST team and lead instructor for Distance CME’s online continuing education program. James is working to realize his goal of promoting recognition, management and acceptance of acute stress in EMS providers throughout the world.

Join James and I as we discuss his passion for helping people in the acute emergency, but also how he was a pioneer in his agency regardng it " being ok to not be ok.'James Boomhower, BS, FP-C, NR-P, C-NPT has been involved in EMS for nearly 15 years in a variety of health systems throughout New England.  He currently functions in the role of Critical Care Transport Specialist-Paramedic and Peer Support Director with Boston Medflight of Bedford, Massachusetts. James is also a Peer Supporter for the ECHO FAST team and lead instructor for Distance CME’s online continuing education program. James is working to realize his goal of promoting recognition, management and acceptance of acute stress in EMS providers throughout the world. Email stayfit4duty@gmail.com Twitter/IG: stay_fit4duty

"If you're making it about you, then you're doing it wrong."Dena Ali is our guest on Episode 5 of Refined By Fire . Dena is a 10 year veteran of the fire service -- having previously spent several years in law enforcement -- and serves as a Captain with Raleigh Fire Department. She's a board member for the incredible benevolence organization, the Carolina Brotherhood. She's an avid fitness junkie and an advocate with 5-5-5 Fitness. Dena is a prolific author and researcher, with over a dozen articles in national publications. Dena's writing niche comes in the form of conducting and/or studying academic research and then applying it to the fire service. Some great articles Dena has written that are discussed in the show:Understanding Fire Service Suicide, the Key to PreventionAwareness Level Firefighter Suicide PreventionAlso check out the November 2017 hard copy issue of Fire Engineering (Firefighter Wellness Supplement) for Dena's excellent article titled, Can Peer Support Prevent Firefighter Suicide? In this piece, Dena presents research by Dr. Thomas Joiner of Florida State University, including this theory: PEER SUPPORT RESOURCES: Create, join, or receive peer support.IAFF Behavioral Health ProgramsIllinois Firefighter Peer SupportFlorida Firefighters Safety and Health CollaborativeNorth Carolina Peer SupportIf you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, PLEASE CALL (24/7):Safe Call Now: 206-459-3020National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255Seriously, these resources save lives. Please consider getting involved as a Peer Supporter in your department or region. Books discussed:The Last Men Out by Tom DowneyPodcast Referral:Behind the Shield Podcast: Episode 39, Dustin Hawkins------------------------------------------This podcast features the song “Spray Paint it Gold”, by Little Glass Men, available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.