Loss comes with the job—but so does resilience. Learn how first responders can face grief with the same courage they bring to every call, and how connection helps turn loss into strength.
Gratitude isn’t a mood; it’s a skill. For first responders, it’s one of the few tools that can steady the mind after chaos and help the body recover from constant stress. It’s not about pretending the job is easy or ignoring what’s hard—it’s about noticing what’s still good, even in the middle of it. The sound of your crew laughing, the quiet drive home, the partner who always shows up—those moments train your brain to recognize safety again. Gratitude won’t change the job. But it will change how you carry it.
National First Responders Day reminds us to honor those who protect and serve — and to support their wellbeing year-round. Learn the story behind this day and try two quick wellness practices you can do anywhere to reset your body and mind.
Mobility training isn’t just for athletes — it’s for first responders who depend on strength, stamina, and longevity. Learn three simple mobility moves you can do anywhere, track them in the GUIDE App, and enter our National First Responders Day giveaway.
Build stronger personal and professional relationships with trust. Learn practical ways to deepen connection, improve wellness, and strengthen your team culture.
In the fire service, we pride ourselves on reading a room — but sometimes the hardest thing to read is each other. True strength isn’t just about pushing through the next call. It’s about noticing the small signals, the quiet stress, and the unspoken stories behind the uniform. Perspective is what transforms a group of responders into a team that trusts, listens, and lasts.
This week’s Wellness Wednesday explores how understanding someone else’s point of view can change the way we lead, connect, and recover. Because wellness isn’t just what happens after the shift. It’s what happens in every moment we choose to see through someone else’s eyes.
Read the full story and discover how The GUIDE App helps build perspective, connection, and readiness across every department.
October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month. Learn why screenings matter, how mental health impacts first responders, and how resilience tools like GUIDE fit into the picture.
The GUIDE Fall Reset is a four week mission to build resilience, protect sleep, manage stress, and strengthen connection. Tactical wellness tools designed for the world’s toughest jobs help you meet fall with strength.
Small groups can be a lifeline in high-stress professions. GUIDE makes it easier than ever to connect with peers who understand the pressures you face.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month — a time to break the silence around one of the most pressing mental health issues. In this week’s Wellness Wednesday, we’re sharing how to recognize the signs of suicide risk, how to approach conversations with loved ones, and why breaking the stigma saves lives. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available right now.
In recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, explore how overdose and mental health intersect for first responders and veterans, and how to find support.
Explore healthy ways first responders and veterans can acknowledge and process grief on National Grief Awareness Day.
Discover why peer support is the missing link in first responder wellness. Learn how connection reduces stress, builds resilience, and transforms agency culture.
The Delaware State Fire Prevention Commission is proud to announce a new statewide partnership with The GUIDE App, an award-winning mobile wellness tool designed specifically for first responders and frontline workers.
For educators, safety officers, parents, and children, back-to-school season can be one of the most demanding times of the year. New schedules, increased responsibilities, safety concerns, and social pressures all collide in just a few short weeks.
