Beyond The Call Experiences of High Trauma Occupations

Beyond The Call looks at the people behind the occupations we respect and admire, or sometimes take for granted. We look beyond the blood, guts and danger, and look at the whole journeys of people that put their own wellbeing to the test in hundreds of different occupations. Paramedics, Firefighter, Police, Corrections, Mental Health Specialists, Emergency and Intensive medical personnel, Tow Truck Drivers, Teachers, Undertakers.... The list of jobs that cause trauma and harm to participants is extensive. Trauma effects the employee, the families, the community. We take a long look at people who have lived these special occupations, and we explore what drew them to the job? what kept them in the job? What costs did it have for them and their families? What positives came from the job? and what healing journeys did they undertake? We talk to experts in the fields of trauma and recovery, and show people that there is a journey forward after physical and mental injuries that came as part of their occupations. Warning: Some content is sensitive, and will include PTSD, suicidal ideation and attempts, graphic scenes, and graphic images. Content can be triggering and emotional. Please use your discretion. We explore occupational trauma, organisational trauma, vicarious trauma and much more. But it is not just doom and gloom, you will hear uplifting stories of overcoming seemingly impossible injuries, laughter, love, community, and hope. We will go much deeper into lived experiences of those in high trauma occupations!!

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Why do a podcast?

I was having a lot of conversations with people, and a strong trend flowed through many where people said, "I knew something wasn't right, I just didn't know what it was".  So I thought the best way that people MAY get more information about these feelings could be from others sharing their stories.  

Many times it is others that notice issues before the person themselves.  We wanted to help people break down communication barriers and open conversations that could save a life.  And sometimes its a real relief knowing that you are not the only one going through it... Our journeys are very different, but can also be very similar on emotional levels...

If you want to help, the best thing you can do is listen, and if you like it, share it with at least 1 person you think might enjoy the content.  Lets spread the word of my podcast and reach people everywhere.

Episodes

Episode 2-City Stories

Monday Aug 05, 2024

Monday Aug 05, 2024

In this episode, Peter goes through some jobs from his time in the Urban environment.  First week memories and a variety of jobs.

Thursday Aug 01, 2024

Beyond The Call is a podcast by veteran Paramedic Peter, who is exploring the stories and consequences of working in High Volume Trauma Occupations.  Episodes include some graphic descriptions, so listener discretion is advised.
First Responders, Emergency Dept Nurses and Doctors, Corrections, and Defence Personnel are exposed to traumas that most humans should not see. This is their stories
In this Episode, Peter introduces his story of what Beyond The Call is about.  

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Beyond the Call

Beyond The Call is about the experiences of high trauma occupations, such as Paramedics, Police, Firefighters, SES, Corrections Officers, Doctors, Nurses, and the people often not thought about, like Tow Truck Drivers, Government Mortitians etc.  This list is far from exhausted.

 

Hosted by Peter, a Paramedic of almost 20 years, who has worked both rural, remote and urban stations, as well as being Event Commander at a number of high profile events such as Commonwealth Games, Groovin the Moo, and Supercars.  

Featuring guests that will help paint a picture of the experiences, feelings, and consequences of each occupation, and to discuss the symptoms, and experiences of the almost inevitable mental health damage that these careers create.

 

We would love your input, so please email any suggestions, feedback or if you would like to appear as a guest, please email beyondthecallpeter@gmail.com

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