This month's Consciousness@Work article highlights the anniversary dates of three airline tragedies. These and other survivor stories are featured in the FAERF Institute's upcoming Certificate in International Humanitarian Assistance Response (I-HARP)™. https://t.co/4y3VxrS1iE
In this month's Consiousness@Work, read how Equinor commemorated employees who died, survivors, and families of the 2013 In Amenas terrorist attack. FAERF sends our best wishes to Equinor leadership for honoring survivors and those impacted by the losses. https://t.co/C5BPYz2pUu
August 2020 marks the 35th anniversary of the crash of Delta 191. Read this month's awareness@work to learn the challenges of beginning the research and about the employees, the unsung heroes. https://t.co/Z7ODDxgbSX
This month's awareness@work article reminds us of the need for research in shaping best practices and plans for survivor support... alas, placing the horse in front of the cart, instead of creating legislation after harm is done. https://t.co/zk6FDl1tTr
This week's Wednesday Wisdom features the story of Tessa, a Peace Corps volunteer killed by a shark in Tonga. Her family's needs were like that of others in FAF research, which led to improved support for future survivors. https://t.co/b2V8IEVN7E
Hear discussions between Carolyn Coarsey and NCBRT Instructor, Roy Bethge about responder resilience. The FAF is proud to partner with LSU's National Center for Biomedical Research & Training Center, a leader in training for emergency responders. https://t.co/hr3pp0teJV
Alaska-based transportation leader, Bruce LaLonde reflects on the evolution of humanitarian assistance in the workplace in this week's awareness@work https://t.co/1Om9UdzAXz
Read this week's awareness@work article and learn how experienced airport leader Chris Rausch views Human Services Response™ Training as invaluable to planning and preparing for crisis response at Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, Arizona. https://t.co/AkvTyhpjIA
In the midst of tragic times, it is always helpful to read stories about how one person can make such a difference in the life of one who is suffering. Read this week's Wednesday Wisdom and learn about how a cruise line Care Team member did just that. https://t.co/H7CYSvBYvR
Read one of Mother Theresa's favorite poems, Anyway, and the book by Kent M. Keith about maintaining hope and optimism during the most challenging times on Higher Resources, Inc. https://t.co/4WQICGESAK
In the face of COVID19 and so much uncertainty, we are reminded by long-term survivors of traumatic loss that surrounding ourselves with loving, supportive people will see us through the worst of times--read A Mother's Friend in this week's WW. https://t.co/qABOx4BjVd
The Ride of a Lifetime by Robert Iger is the perfect read during these uncertain times. Reading his inside story as the CEO of the Walt Disney Co. during his 15 year "ride" will encourage and inspire you. https://t.co/Q03DACJ9xV
In the Mindful Brain, this week's book recommendation from Higher Resources, learn more about the power of mindfulness in reducing stress and adding meaning to life. https://t.co/Ulfhx2GJ1h
In this month's Wednesday Wisdom, read survivor Kathy Johnston's story about what helped her in her healing journey--looking back 11 years. https://t.co/XVMRUhTsXW
Gain a greater understanding of how to integrate trauma and other life experiences for healthier living in Mindsight, reviewed on Higher Resources' website this week. https://t.co/8NZQNYLR0M
Read Dr. Daniel Siegel's book Aware to learn more about how to become more focused and present, this week's Higher Resources' book recommendation. https://t.co/bT1QKjMyhA