Retirement
Retirement is certainly a major life transition that can be viewed as a reward for years of hard work; however, it can also bring about stress, anxiety, and depression among other mental health impacts. First responders who have given serious thought to what they will do in retirement will generally experience a smoother transition. It is never too soon to begin mapping out the course of the rest of your life, and for those who have already retired, it is never too late to put thought into how to live in a healthy and meaningful way.
BC First Responders’ Mental Health Committee presents: Mental Health in Retirement
A recorded panel discussion to relay the real-life experiences of first responders on how to support mental health in …
Additional Resource: IAFF Retirement Webinar
Hosted by the International Association of Fire Fighters, this webinar discusses the realities of retirement among fire service members. …
This guide offers first responders information on the potential mental health challenges that may arise, strategies to cope with …
Summary of A Guide for Retirees
A printable, one-page summary of A Guide for Retirees to assist first responders to mentally prepare for a healthy …
2023 Conference – Day 2 – Retirement Plenary
Retirement Reimagined Presented by Tammy Vigue Retirement planning typically focuses on financial planning. But for first responders, your work …
2023 Conference – Day 2 – Retirement Panel
Navigating Change: A Panel Discussion on Mental Health in Retirement Hear from a diverse range of perspectives on how …
Retirement Reimagined Workbook
Developed by Tammy Vigue, the Retirement Life Planning MAP looks at 3 retirement success factors: Mindset, Authentic Self, and …
Well Beyond: Transition to Retirement
Developed to assist in adjusting to retirement, the program has two key components – Transition to Retirement: An Organizational …