Chief’s Chronicles: Recent Episodes
Greg
To bring public and government attention to the need for mental healthcare for first responders. To establish a basis of public support and knowledge of the everyday critical incidents dealt with, and locked in the minds of firs at responders. To provide a platform to allow the public to hear first hand the emotional highs and lows experienced by first responders across the world. To help fund the goals of Chief’s Chronicles you can contribute to @ghallgrimson on Venmo and also at ghallgrimson@live.com for PayPal.
In this episode I catch up just a bit, then speak about the boxes in our heads. I finish with spotlighting the volunteer first responders. This is part one of two. Part two coming soon.
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In this episode I talk about my first days as Chief. I also jokingly talk about true experiences with other agencies where tactics were null and void!
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We speak about a large assortment of things to do with the country today, thoughts and observations. Slight update on me and of course what needs to happen to help out first responders.
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In this episode we talk about reaching out, how to do it and who to reach out to. We discuss the role of a first responders family and also a book that’s helpful. I speak from my own experiences. I am not a medical professional or mental health professional and only draw from my own experiences and knowledge.
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Do you have bad days? Are some of your mornings filled with dread about that day? Do you fight sleep because of nightmares? Anxiety causing problems? I talk about those things and more in this podcast. I am NOT a medical professional or mental health professional. I am only addressing these things based on my own experiences.
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In this episode I speak about my life’s updates. I explain my sentencing and how it affects me. My hopes and also news that happened today.
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In this episode we talk with Sgt. Haynes about one experience he had with a critical incident. We go into how it affected him, his department, and his family. We talk about the things a new officer or deputy needs to understand prior to going on the street. As always, this is all I do so any contribution or donation is appreciated very much. Venmo @support-hallgrimson and also @ghallgrimson. Paypal is ghallgrimson@live.com
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In this episode of Chief’s Chronicles we speak with Sergeant Cory about his role in developing a mental health wellness program for his police department in North Texas. Sergeant Cory covers a lot of vital information pertaining to how the program got started, why it was needed, and the benefits seen so far from this program. Peer program and resources available are also covered. I feel this episode is a map for other agencies to study and use to develop a successful mental health program of their own.https://fb.watch/aE7rshsoGn/
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This episode covers the need for policies to be in place to take first responders out of the action and give them a breather once involved in a critical incident. Mandates that are needed are talked about, along with personal experiences.
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Chief is speaking about the affects a suicidal person has on those around them. Also discussed are Chief’s personal experience along with advice that may help you in deterring someone from committing suicide.
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This episode marks the first episode for YouTube. This is episode 2 in a series dedicated to first responders and the trauma caused to their mental health. The warning signs and triggers. This episode covers Jason’s story. This is a tragic story with a happy ending you should all hear.
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This episode comes from an email I received from Sgt. Haynes. He has dealt with an abundance of trauma so far in his lengthy career. This is just one story from that career. More to come!
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This is my first. This is an introduction into what you can expect to hear about on my channel. The subjects that I will be covering and the people I will be featuring. You will also learn an abundance about the trauma, the highs and the lows first responders experience all over this planet! Support is always appreciated as that is what will allow me to bring this information out to the public and help first responders find a release. My Venmo is @ghallgrimson
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