Therapy for civilian emergency staff
In Fort Saskatchewan and online across Alberta.
You may take the call, coordinate the response, or handle what comes after. When the work is behind the scenes, it can be hard to explain how much of it you carry.
01 / THE APPROACH
Making space for the work people rarely see
Civilian roles across emergency and public safety agencies can look very different. Your work might involve dispatch or communications, operations, administration, or supporting a team. We can start with what your job actually asks of you, what stays with you after work, and what you want to feel different in the rest of your life.
What we can work on together
Talk about the parts of the work you keep replaying or find hard to explain.
Explore what helps you switch out of work mode after a difficult shift or a stretch of long days.
Make room for the pressure to be dependable while getting clearer about your own boundaries and support.
Do I need to work on the front line?
No. I have a special interest in the work civilian members do across emergency agencies. A consult can be a place to ask about fit and share as much context as you want.
Start with a conversation
I’m Brittany Hayes, a Registered Provisional Psychologist. I offer in-person sessions in Fort Saskatchewan and virtual counselling across Alberta. In a free consult, we can talk about what brings you in and whether working together feels like a fit.
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