
"The reasons men and women become first responders is primarily to ease the suffering of others. They come to the job with a great sense of compassion and are frustrated when they enter a situation for which they have little or no training and find themselves at a loss for the necessary skills to make a difference. For instance, when a child dies, the family is devastated and looking for answers. The MISS Foundation's training "Compassionate Intervention With Families" provides the information to extend the natural compassion brought to the job to the next level. I would recommend this training to all first responder organizations."
Fire Chief Alan V. Brunacini
Phoenix Fire Department
Phoenix, Arizona
The MISS Foundation provides workshops and seminars on a variety of grief and therapy related topics. Specialty topic areas available for your agency:
Workshops are available from one hour to three days, any combination of topics. Fees are negotiable based on agency budget and need. Continuing Education hours offered for most healthcare professionals. Approved through AzPOST, AzNA, Arizona Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers and for medics, social workers, and other
Email for more information: info@missfoundation.org
More information is available by contacting Dr. Joanne Cacciatore at joanne@missfoundation.org or call 1-602-279-MISS(6477)