Kate & Katie
- May 30, 2020
- 2 min read

Episode 188 - What Therapist's Need to Know When Working with First Responders

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startup nation, meet:

Amy Morgan

Amy Morgan is the Director of Academy Hour, a provider of mental health training for first responders. She has a Master's in Counseling and is earning a PhD specializing in Trauma & Disaster Relief.

She is a regular presenter at law enforcement conferences and provides training for justice & first responder organizations nationwide. She is the developer & director of the Certified First Responder Counselor program, teaching therapists how to work specifically with first responders.

Show notes

Why responders need specialty trained counselors
How responder trauma and risk differ from citizens
Why responders are hesitant to seek counseling.

Resources & giveaways

Guest's contact information

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Kate & Katie

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