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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 38 MIN

How Can Specialized Treatment Help First Responders Heal? With Steve Campana & Joel Brier

from The Hanley Effect Podcast - Addiction and Mental Health

In this episode of The Hanley Effect, we sit down with Joel Brier, IAFF Service Representative, Steve Campana, Firefighter/Paramedic, Ret. and Hanley’s First Responder Liaison, and Mac to talk about the mental health and addiction challenges faced by firefighters and first responders.What you'll hear:✔️ How therapy dogs like Mac are transforming recovery✔️ The hidden struggles of first responders & PTSD✔️ Why peer support & intervention are critical in saving lives✔️ How Hanley’s Patriots Program is providing specialized care for those who serveFirst responders risk everything for us—it’s time we fight for them too. 💙Need help? Call Hanley Foundation: (844) 502-4673#thehanleyeffect #FirstResponderRecovery #MentalHealthMatters

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