
Today marks the beginning of Suicide Prevention Month.
If you’re feeling suicidal, call 911. If you’re a veteran in crisis, you can also call the crisis hot line at 1-800-273-8255 and press Option 1.
If your friend or loved one is in crisis, be there for them.
If you’re a first responder, join us on Sept. 10 for a demonstration of how horses can help you cope.
Because of the stigma associated with getting help, first responders may not seek therapy to cope with divorce, stress, traumas and the pressures of living up to our hero expectations.
Here’s your chance, first responder, to test the waters in a nontraditional setting. Around horses. Come join us at the barn for a free demo on Sept. 10 that will give you a glimpse of how horses can help you be more resilient. The deadline to register is Monday, Labor Day.
We’ve almost reached capacity, so before you go on vacation, please sign up for the demo.
It takes courage to ask for help. Be courageous. #youfirstdemo #firstresponder
First responders run toward violence and trauma, not away, and that can take its toll. It takes courage to ask for help. Be courageous. #youfirstdemo #firstresponder #eagala
The myth is that only the expert can help someone who is suicidal. Even a horse can help. It takes courage to ask for help. Be courageous. #youfirstdemo #firstresponder #eagala
First responders go home to their families and don’t want to share what they saw that day. Be courageous. Ask for help. #youfirstdemo #firstresponder #eagala