
Helping You
Cope When Others Can't
Without knowledge & training, psychological stress injuries can devastate not only mental health, but families, relationships and careers. Employers' understand that it's not just a legal obligation to protect their employees, but also an economic necessity to be able to retain and empower their skilled staff.
Certification Levels
Industry Specific Programs
Specialist Tracks
Professional Development Programs
Where your people come first
We are here to help you train and develop programs for dealing with deaths, critical incidents, and near-miss events. Our programs are designed to help your people, your clients, and your organization.

Staff Resilience
Goal: Protecting staff in potentially stressful environments

Crisis Response
Goal: preparing staff with strength and skills to respond to a traumatic event

Post-Incident Care
Goal: recognize and respond to stress-injury and emotional trauma

Embedded Support Systems
Goals: trauma-informed planning for your organization & promoting self-reliance in remote environments
Some You
Lose
Working with the vulnerable is rewarding but it exposes you to trauma, tragedy and losses for which you can feel responsible.
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Death Investigators Grapple with Grief After Route 91 Shooting
A fantastic article was published last month that reminds us of how much people in the background can be impacted by a traumatic event. 'Everything That You're Feeling Is Okay' by Ann Givens was published on September 30, 2019, and
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Making Resilience Skills Accessible to Children
Dr. George Everly is a highly respected author and researcher with groundbreaking work in resilience, crisis intervention, and disaster response. Dr. Everly's impressive biography draws the attention of many in the mental health world, especially in caring for the first
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Training from the BACK of the Room comes to Anchorpoint
Over the last week, our training manager, Katja Hurt, has been braving the sweltering east coast temperatures to bring Training From the BACK of the Room to Anchorpoint Response and the Pacific Northwest. Training from the BACK of the Room, or