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Kollin sits down with Chelsea Moore and Amy Rawson to explore the hidden emotional struggles that first responders face beyond the call. Together, they open up about how trauma, stress, and the demands of the job pour into home life, relationships, and family dynamics. Through honest conversation and shared experience, they shed light on an often overlooked side of service and the importance of acknowledging, supporting, and healing from the silent weight carried home.

Don't miss an educational session for families and loved ones of first responders "Holding the Line Together: Supporting the Supporters" on May 7, 2025 at the Flower Memorial Library in Watertown, NY. Register for the event at pwcnny.org/family.

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In this episode, we sit down with Daniel Sundahl, a retired firefighter, advanced care paramedic, and acclaimed artist whose work captures the raw, emotional reality of first responders. From his global experiences to founding The Recovery and Resiliency Foundation, Daniel opens up about his journey through trauma, his mission to reduce the stigma of PTSD, and how he uses his powerful imagery to foster healing and resilience within the first responder community. Join us as we explore healing beyond the call with Daniel's inspiring story.

Check out DanSun Photos: https://www.dansunphotos.com/

Additionally, Daniel will be joining us LIVE in Watertown, NY at Jefferson Community College on Saturday, November 9, 2024. Follow the link to register for the FREE event: https://givebutter.com/pwc-sundahl

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Kollin sits down with the Executive Director of Priority Wellness Campaign, Michael Briggs, to discuss the flagship Peer Program. Additionally, Tuesday is Giving Tuesday. Please consider donating to Priority Wellness Campaign to keep the peer sessions for first responders free of cost and subscribing to the Priority Wellness Podcast to keep listening!

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