When the Call Follows You Home

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An EMS Guide to Trauma, Burnout, Mental Health, and Healing

When the Call Follows You Home

You carry the calls that stay with you long after the shift ends. This guide speaks honestly to EMS professionals about trauma, burnout, mental health, and the steady work of healing.

The Book

When the Call Follows You Home

An EMS Guide to Trauma, Burnout, Mental Health, and Healing

Resource Hub

EMS and first-responder support

Pages written for the people who run toward the worst day of someone else’s life.

Two EMS team members in uniform stand beside an ambulance, one offering a compassionate hand on the other's shoulder — representing peer support and connection among first responders

Safety and immediate support

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or 988 now.

Do not wait to finish reading. If you or someone near you is at immediate risk, get emergency help right away. The pages below are here to guide the steps before, during, and after a crisis.

You are not alone in this work.

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