Jared And Hannah Norton- The Importance of Specialized Therapy for First Responders
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Jared And Hannah Norton- The Importance of Specialized Therapy for First Responders
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Jared and Hannah Norton, founders of Restoration Farms, discuss their nonprofit ministry that focuses on helping first responders with their mental health. Jared shares his personal experience with a mental...
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- Restoration Farms is a nonprofit ministry that focuses on helping first responders with their mental health.
- Jared Norton shares his personal experience with a mental health crisis and PTSD, and how it affected their marriage and family.
- The Nortons faced challenges in finding help and support, including the lack of available resources and the limitations of the healthcare system.
- Specialized therapy, such as EMDR, is important for first responders to address trauma and mental health issues.
- Samaritan's Purse's Operation Heal Our Patriots program provided the Nortons with the help and support they needed. EMDR therapy can be a powerful tool for turning down the volume of emotions and engaging with traumas
- Addressing and processing emotions and traumas is essential for healing and finding hope
- Community and peer support are crucial in the healing journey
- Faith and spirituality can provide a source of strength and hope
- Restoration Farms aims to provide mental health resiliency training, peer support, and retreats for first responders and their families
Sound Bites
- "We are the founders of Restoration Farms and it's a nonprofit ministry. just starting to help first responders with their mental health."
- "In 2019, I went through a really serious mental health crisis. I'm a 17 year firefighter. So pretty much all of our, our marriage, I've been a firefighter, uh, been full time for 13 years working as a paramedic firefighter in a pretty busy nine one system in Indiana."
- "I dealt with shame a ton. I think in the first responder culture, we're people who do things, we're people who rescue other people. And we also live with kind of a mentality that says, have no needs, right?"
- "I did five days of intensive EMDR therapy... And it was really pretty brutal because I had like 35 years of stuff that I just had pushed down."
- "I had created such a wall of horrific fear between myself and those parts of my heart that I couldn't engage with them at all."
- "I got some basic skills of how to deal with anger... I really was angry about a lot of things, especially like the injustices you see in the world."
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