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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2026 · 8 MIN

QC- Understanding Burnout: The Hidden Injury in Public Safety

from On Air by Yoga For First Responders

Welcome to this episode of Quickcasts from Yoga for First Responders On Air! Join Eric Brenneman, a seasoned firefighter and President of Yoga for First Responders, as he dives into the critical topic of burnout and stress management for first responders across all disciplines, including law enforcement, EMS, and emergency healthcare.In this episode, Eric discusses:The myth of sudden burnout and the reality of cumulative stress injuries.How the culture of public safety often normalizes unhealthy conditions.The importance of early intervention and prevention strategies in mental health.Practical skills to help regulate the nervous system and improve recovery.If you're a first responder or a leader in public safety, this episode is packed with insights that can help you and your organization foster resilience and well-being.For more information about our organization and upcoming Leadership Briefing, visit yogaforfirstresponders.org.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave us a review! Join us in our mission to support the mental and physical health of those who serve our communities.

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