Mission

The message and mission of SU4R is to provide quality education, motivation, and shared experience in attempts to reduce stigma that heavily exists towards a person's mental response that can occur after experiencing traumatic events in the workplace.

Consequently, facing the reality of mental trauma that follows can be life changing. Struggles of mental health should be normalized, not ostracized. The mission includes delivering information to help others understand the What, Why, and How of the psychological and physiological aspects of mental health effects.

Training

Whether presenting to small or large audiences, SU4R offers program delivery with comprehensive knowledge covering psychological and explaining physiological content. Perfect for in-services or for providing resources for peer support following stressful events.

SU4R is not limited to first responder audiences. Events can be effective in areas of health care services, industrial services, corporate environments, individual communities communities, such as LGBTQ+, spouses, youth, or more.
Material can be customized based on topic or specific need.

SU4R is NOT therapy. We are not intended to take place of clinical intervention. We are here to stand up for the proactive cause for mental health awareness

Mental Health Awareness

* Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the US suffer with a mental illness
* Top 4 mental disorders: Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Bi-Polar
* Often comorbid symptoms can create misdiagnosis
* Clinical and peer support are effective in support
* Open discussion is beneficial
* All feelings are valid

Suicide Awareness

Most recent reports from the CDC, from 2023:
* Suicide is the 11th highest cause of death in the US.
* 5.1 million people attempted suicide.
* An estimated 720,000 died by suicide
* An average of 1 death occurs every 11 minutes
* Suicide can be prevented

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

* Approximately 1 in 7 people are diagnosed
*PTSD affects approximately 14.3% of all first responders
* Rate is estimated to be higher due to cases that go undiagnosed
* With the necessary awareness and care, PTSD can be avoided or managed