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First Responders and Addiction: Through the Eyes of a First Responder

06 Sunday Oct 2019

Posted by Dr. Asa Don Brown in addiction, advocate, American Counseling Association, American Psychological Association, author, CANADIAN COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY ASSOCIATION, consultant, Counselor, Domestic Violence, Dr. Asa Don Brown, Homelessness, mental health, Mental Health Association, PSYCHOLOGIST, THE SOBER WORLD, Uncategorized

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Please Read and Share Dr. Asa Don Brown‘s latest publication “First responders and addiction: Through the eyes of a first responder”
Brown, A. D. (2019, October 15) “First responders and addiction: Through the eyes of a first responder.” The Sober World
Retrieved from https://www.thesoberworld.com/…/uplo…/2019/10/SW_10-19R6.pdf The Sober World Magazine 8 (10) 18
Dr. Brown is a regular columnist for the Sober World Magazine, Column: LIVING BEYOND

First Responders and Mental Health

13 Friday Oct 2017

Posted by Dr. Asa Don Brown in advocate, American Counseling Association, American Psychological Association, author, CANADIAN COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY ASSOCIATION, consultant, Counselor, Domestic Violence, Dr. Asa Don Brown, Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace, Mental Health Association, professor, PSYCHOLOGIST, speaker, Terrorism, Uncategorized

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I received notification today that my article with the Police Association of Ontario, Ontario, Canada, has been published. My article “First Responders and Mental Health; Improving the Perception of Mental Healthcare and Mental Illness.”

Brown, A. D. (2017, Fall) “First responders and mental health, Improving the perception of mental healthcare and mental illness.” Police Association of Ontario, PAO, 66, 14-17

Online Version of the Police Association of Ontario Magazine is Pending Publication

An online copy is available at Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Asa.Don.Brown/posts/1668154986550965?comment_id=1668159039883893&notif_id=1507919667280665&notif_t=feed_comment