The Relentless Vigilance of Mental Health Support ep23, #leadershipdevelopment #podcastclips

I have a running caseload of 300 plus and we've never lost anybody in our 13 years. And this is probably the closest I've been to feeling like I needed to stay vigilant. And this is a state of hyper vigilance for me. I really haven't slept well for the last six weeks. But you know, I'm still doing self care. I still know how to take care of the things I need to. I still went on vacation. I was able to stay vigilant through that.

You said it at the very beginning, you said that the key to being calm is being prepared.

Yes.

And so this particular incident is a tragedy. I mean, it is one of those moments that marks your space in life. Right. And it's not something that's ever going to go away. It's something that has to be managed. And what I love about this situation, Tim, is that Zero Day is prepared to manage it. And like you said, we're not even 90 days in. This isn't something that we're going to jump on right now and we're going to fix it. Right. You could, you don't fix stuff like this.

Right.

This is just how do we work through this for the rest of our lives? And there's all different kinds of stages and phases as we move

through. Absolutely. We are, we're trained for it, we're prepared for it, we have the resources to be of assistance.