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"The expectation that we can be immersed in suffering and loss daily and not be touched by it, is as unrealistic as

expecting to be able to walk through water without getting wet." 

                                                                                                 ~ Kitchen Table Wisdom by Rachel Naomi Remen

 

 

For many of us, it is our job to care for others and we do it without a moment’s hesitation. However, when it comes

to granting ourselves permission to seek self-care, we tend to shy away or even talk ourselves out of it altogether,

as if we don’t deserve it too or better yet, that we even need it to begin with.

Burnout and Secondary Traumatic Stress continues to increase at alarming rates. If you don’t believe me, just turn

on the news, ask a manager of supervisor, or better yet, talk with a colleague or friend. Our mental, physical, and

emotional health has been ignored for far too long, and you and I suffer because of it.

 

Kevin McNeil, retired SVU Detective, victim advocate, childhood survivor is no stranger to this very topic. Instead of succumbing to its grip,

Kevin chose to fight back and has developed realistic tools for not only recognizing this deadly agent, but how to combat it head on.

 

If you’re ready to offer a lifesaving resource to your team, while helping to further their day-to-day efforts, meet the minimum requirements below, then request Kevin to provide your MDT Training.

 

 

1.  Purchase a minimum of 50 copies of Sound the Alarm on amazon.com and provide proof of purchase.

2.  Be within a 150-mile driving radius of Atlanta, GA.

3.  Receive the 90-minute accompanying workshop for Sound the Alarm, absolutely FREE.

 

OR

 

1.  Purchase a minimum of 50 copies of Sound the Alarm on amazon.com and provide proof of purchase.

2.  If outside of a 150-mile radius of Atlanta, GA, agree to pay all travel expenses (flight*, hotel accommodations, airport parking, and meals)

3.  Receive the 90-minute accompanying workshop for Sound the Alarm, absolutely FREE.

Deborah H.

Domestic and Sexual Abuse Services

Co-Executive Director / Director of Advocacy Services

"Once again Kevin's willingness to be transparent is his super-power. Whether in print or in person the telling of his story in order to empower others to act on their own behalf to become their own "First Responder" is inspiring. 

So many "self-help" books talk about the problem without clear practical steps to doing the work towards better emotional, mental and spiritual health. The practical steps outlined in Sound the Alarm gives hope that

help is available and healing is possible not only for frontline workers, but for the entire family." 

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