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Dr. Olivia Johnson helps first responders and their families navigate trauma

Feb 29, 202447 min
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Episode description

Dr. Olivia Johnson and Erin Craw discuss the hardships First Responders face both on and off the job. She was recently part of the documentary called Is There Something Going on at Home? where she discusses how to navigate trauma with two families. Dr. Johnson has dedicated her life to improving the mental health programs for First Responders and finding solutions that work for the family.

Dr. Olivia Johnson is a United States Air Force veteran, a former police officer, and a suicidology researcher. Dr. Johnson holds a master’s in criminology and criminal justice from the University of Missouri, St. Louis, and a doctorate in Organizational Leadership Management from the University of Phoenix, School of Advanced Studies. Dr. Johnson works as a consultant, trainer, and Director of Training and Development for Responder Health and is the founder of the Blue Wall Institute where she provides consulting, needs assessment, and training to organizations and agencies in need. Correspondence can be sent to: olivia@BW-Institute.com
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