UCF RESTORES Launches New, No-Cost, Confidential Peer Support Platform for Law Enforcement – Blueline Rescue™
Mental Wellness Leader Deepens Commitment to First Responder Community Wellbeing with Proven, Innovative App Offering UCF RESTORES – the leading mental wellness clinic and research center for first responders in Florida and across the U.S., which includes the National Center of Excellence for First Responder Behavioral Health – has unveiled Blueline Rescue, a first-of-its-kind, mobile […]
News 13: UCF RESTORES Prepares to Launch Blueline Rescue, a New Peer Support App for Law Enforcement Officers
Read on for context on the launch of Blueline Rescue; to view the supporting News 13 story, scroll to the bottom of this page. At UCF RESTORES, we’re proud to lead mental wellness research, treatment, and support efforts for first responders, both in Florida and across the United States. We know that first responders face […]
UCF RESTORES Explores PTSD Awareness with News 13
Ahead of PTSD Awareness Day 2023, UCF RESTORES Executive Director Deborah Beidel, Ph.D., ABPP was invited to join an on-air, expert panel discussion on mental health and the stigma surrounding PTSD. “What we know is that it takes a lot for people to go and ask for therapy… we need to think more about making […]
Director’s Cut Q&A | After the Fall: Responding to the Champlain Towers Building Collapse
Today marks the two-year commemoration of the Champlain Towers South building collapse in Surfside, FL. In June 2021, as first responders from across the state convened on the site to navigate the mountain of rubble, retrieve survivors and recover victims, UCF RESTORES’ Critical Incident Response Team was deployed to provide psychological first aid to the […]
Director’s Cut Q&A | The Wall Street Journal, “Confronting Your Fears in Virtual Reality Therapy”
Welcome back to the UCF RESTORES Director’s Cut series, where we sit down with our center’s executive director Deborah Beidel, Ph.D., ABPP, to get her take on popular topics, current events and other developments shaping the national discourse around mental health and wellness. Recently, The Wall Street Journal published an online feature – “Confronting Your […]
UCF RESTORES Director’s Cut: “U.S. Teen Girls Experiencing Increased Sadness and Violence”
Welcome to our new “Director’s Cut” blog series. Each month, we’ll be sitting down with UCF RESTORES Executive Director Deborah Beidel, Ph.D., ABPP, to get her take on popular topics, current events and other developments shaping the national discourse around mental health and wellness. A recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
The Psychology Behind PTSD
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that occurs after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic, life-altering or life-threatening event. One in 11 people will be diagnosed with PTSD in their lifetime, but there is much to learn about a diagnosis that impacts approximately 3.5% of U.S. adults every year. UCF RESTORES Executive Director […]
UCF RESTORES Receives $1.4 Million to Expand Peer Support and Suicide Prevention Training for First Responders
Award from the Florida Department of Children and Families establishes UCF RESTORES® as the go-to resource for first responders, peer advocates, and clinicians in a 12-county region. ORLANDO, Fla. – UCF RESTORES® – a leading nonprofit clinical research center and trauma treatment clinic that houses the National Center of Excellence for First Responder Behavioral Health […]
Employee Spotlight Series: Monica Potts and Calandra Jackson
We are lucky at UCF RESTORES to have a team of dedicated and passionate employees who work tirelessly to support individuals affected by trauma. While helping others regain control of their lives, our team members have a wide array of talents and interests of their own that make them essential to our clinic and our […]
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