Welcome to The Daily Check-in by Mind the Frontlines
In today's special episode, we're embracing the spirit of kindness during the holiday season.
Join our host Chris "Smitty" Smetana as we discuss the power of helping others, fostering connections, and finding joy in small acts of kindness.
🎁 Key Points Discussed: - The impact of kindness on mental well-being. - Creative ways to spread joy during the holidays. - Personal stories of uplifting moments in challenging times. - How supporting others can positively influence your own mindset. - Tips for creating a supportive community during the festive season.
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At Mind the Frontline, we are on a mission to make a positive impact on the mental health and well-being of our courageous first responders. Our non-profit organization is dedicated to fostering resilience and empowerment through critical conversations, valuable resources, and unwavering advocacy.
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Every contribution to our "Help Us Help Them" campaign plays a crucial role in providing essential resources, support systems, and advocacy initiatives for those who dedicate their lives to serving our communities.
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With gratitude,
The Mind the Frontline Team
" Together We Rise, Alone We Fall "
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Stay connected with Mind the Frontline on Facebook & LinkedIn.
Subscribe for more critical conversations on mental health and resilience!
To those who wish to help make a difference,
At Mind the Frontline, we are on a mission to make a positive impact on the mental health and well-being of our courageous first responders. Our non-profit organization is dedicated to fostering resilience and empowerment through critical conversations, valuable resources, and unwavering advocacy.
Now, we need your support to further our cause.
Every contribution to our "Help Us Help Them" campaign plays a crucial role in providing essential resources, support systems, and advocacy initiatives for those who dedicate their lives to serving our communities.
Your generous donation will directly contribute to creating a healthier and more supportive environment for our first responders. Together, let's stand by those who selflessly stand by us every day. Your support matters!!!
Donate today to make a lasting impact on the well-being of our first responders.
👉 JUST CLICK ON THE GREEN DONATE BUTTON 🙏
Thank you for being a vital part of our mission!
With gratitude,
The Mind the Frontline Team
" Together We Rise, Alone We Fall "
John vonRosenberg has been in Fire, EMS, critical care, and flight medicine for over 20 years. His primary job is working as a flight paramedic and currently works with a hospital-based critical care service in North Carolina and Virginia. In addition to his role as a bedside clinician, vonron is an active instructor at his local college and with Impact EMS. He has a bachelor’s degree in Education, a master’s degree is in Biology, and a PhD in Cognition and Applied Neurophysiology. His doctoral dissertation focused on social support, burnout, and performance in stressful situations such as those commonly found in pre-hospital medicine. Vonron has spoken at multiple local, state, national, and international conferences, including AMTC, CCTMC, ECHO, and ICON. He has published articles in the Air Medical Journal and edited various textbooks for EMS and critical care. He began his career in patient care as a volunteer Fire Fighter, then transitioned to Ocean Rescue and EMS before beginning work at a hospital based Critical Care service and then as a Flight Paramedic. John began his flight career in South Carolina and transitioned to North Carolina and Virginia, where he has continued to serve his community through patient care, education, writing, and public speaking. His background in both education and clinical practice provides a unique combination for revealing and communicating insights into developing research and practice.