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Alarming signs of the flame weakening include lower sex drive, erectile dysfunction, diminished facial hair growth, loss of lean muscle mass, fatigue, obesity and symptoms of depression
Injuries and firefighting — these two things go hand-in-hand
Can sadness make your body sick? Can happiness cure your ailments? Understanding how your emotions affect your body can be the difference between sickness and health
You may not enjoy having to open and close the front door seven times before you leave the house
A restful night’s sleep is something we often take for granted
Stress can keep us up at night, increase anxiety, affect relationships and diminish enjoyment of life
Intermittent fasting is a style of eating that’s gained popularity in recent years
Keeping your memory sharp is just as important as your physical health and well-being
If you ever feel as though your workplace is not nurturing your creativity or allowing you to become creative, essentially, it is because the workplace cannot provide it
Why Firefighters Need to Talk to Their Spouses About Work More Often
Why sinking money into quality is the smartest financial decision you can make
Weird is wonderful.
Fire service researcher and deputy director of NDRI-USA
CEO of Pyroc, Canadian firefighter
The immediate-past U.S. Fire Administrator came into the job with huge ambitions and a take-no-prisoners approach. Here’s how she kept her sanity through it all.
Imagine the result if we trained for our psychological performance with the same intensity as physical safety
Midwife, fire commissioner, EMT
By Anastasia Miller, Ph
A Successful Fire Career Starts With An Invitation
Maybe you were training for a marathon, studying for a promotional exam, or just trying to finish a tough workout and suddenly, there it was: that moment of hesitation. Avoidance. The inner negotiation begins: do I really need to finish this, or can I just stop here? You start bartering with...
The shift never truly ends when caregiving at home is another form of emergency response
A Leadership Legacy for Women in Fire
Trading sleep for work is not a life-sustaining bargain.
Becoming a better parent is far from easy