75% of First Responders End Up Divorced. He Refused to Be One of Them.

They told him on his first day that getting divorced would make him a real fireman. Seventy-five percent of first responders end up there. He heard that statistic and decided he wasn't going to be part of it.Robert Logan brings 31 years of Houston fire service to this conversation alongside his wife as they walk through the moment their marriage hit a wall — literally and figuratively — and what it took to come back from the edge. What they learned in six months of counseling, they've used for twelve years since.RESOURCES:IRONCLAD WELLNESSJason Corthellhttps://ironcladwellness.comLEADERSHIP WON BLOGHave confidential conversations about your struggles today.https://ironcladwellness.com/leadersh...GRACE & GUIDANCELona Snellhttps://www.elevateyourlifecounseling...832-242-9970CARRERA COUNSELING SERVICESPriscilla Carrerahttps://carreracounseling.com281-222-62471st Response ClinicDesi & Jerry Bittnerhttps://frfclinic.com936-231-8610🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more stories from the front lines of the fire service.📲 CONNECT WITH US / TELL US YOUR [email protected]://www.bellamedia.comhttps://www.bellamedia.com/firebreakFB + IG: @bella.media.txWe excited to collaborate with Jason Tharp with FD Social as a media partner.https://[email protected] marriage | first responder divorce rate | HFD | Houston Fire Department | marriage counseling firefighters | Grace and Guidance | fire service culture | first responder families | FireBreak podcast | Bella Media | firefighter mental health | 80/80 Marriage