Build Resilience
Welcome to the Resilience Hub for Frontline Civilians – your anonymous resource center for training, education, self-assessments, and activities on building resilience and preventing/recovering from PTSD.
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Interactive education, training, and self-assessements
Resilience Resource Center
These materials can be used individually or within your community, before, during and after high-stress incidents; resources to help make it easier to bounce back after difficulties that are bound to happen in your career.
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Individual Materials
Build your resilience:
Exercises, podcasts, multimedia, websites, and more to explore at your leisure. Build, rebuild, and monitor your resilience levels.
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Community Materials
Community is a cornerstone of resilience: Share these resources with friends and colleagues to build a resilient community, as well as support in times of crisis.
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Leadership Materials
Are you a leader? Strong and supportive leadership builds resilience in your team. Use these resources to guide your team through times of stress and trauma.
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Angelic Young
The first time I acknowledged that I might have a problem was when I couldn’t get on a plane to Haiti. Not because I was scared of traveling to Haiti… .
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Justin Richmond
The toughest thing about being a frontline civilian is that you must constantly balance risk versus the mission. Because of my background in Army Special Operations…
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Rebecca Zimmerman
Driving on the New York State Thruway one morning in early 2013, my breathing slowed almost to a halt and I saw stars. As the needle inched up toward 65 miles per hour…
Thank you for your service.
You, as a Frontline Civilian, are the leading edge of global security in the 21st century, and you deserve the full support of the U.S. government. Your well-being is of critical importance to you, to those around you, and to your mission.