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Saturday, November 7, 2009

Under The Hood

Firefighters generally respond best when confronted with an issue head-on: no tired clichés, pointless stories or five-syllable words — just the cold, hard facts. But when the topic of stress or mental health comes up, they tend to scurry to the safety of their bunkrooms like a family of cockroaches when the kitchen light flashes on. The fact is that the fire service does an inadequate job of meeting the emotional needs of its membership. Although this isn't true of all departments, those agencies where the problem does exist also are likely to have fostered an environment of ...

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