What does it look like in the brain when you help to calm someone else who is experiencing distress? New research helps show which areas are activated, producing some interesting findings and implications.
Watch the video below to learn more about the research and what it means for us in everyday life.
Resilience First Aid Achieves AACME Accreditation and Expands Through Strategic Healthcare Partnership Burnout impacts nearly one in three healthcare workers, and suicide rates among physicians are alarmingly high. Driven, a global leader in resilience training, is taking bold steps to change that. The Driven flagship program, Resilience First Aid (RFA), has now achieved accreditation by
This peer reviewed study published in the Journal of Applied Neurosciences highlights the pressing need for proactive mental health strategies broadly in professional contexts, as well as in high-stress professions like healthcare and emergency services. Traditional mental health interventions often focus on reactive measures, addressing issues only after they manifest. The Resilience First Aid (RFA)
