Tips for Dealing with Anxiety After an Emergency
An emergency may trigger anxiety for days, weeks or months following the incident itself. And if post-emergency anxiety goes unaddressed, it may be tough for a person to work, play and perform everyday activities. If you are dealing with anxiety after an emergency, it is important to remember that you are not alone. Anxiety disorders […]
Summer Emergency Tips That Will Save Your Life
Summer is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the beautiful weather. Yet summer emergencies sometimes happen. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to stay safe during summer, and these include: Wear a Bike Helmet Regardless of whether you’re planning a leisurely bike ride on back roads or a rigorous trek along […]
10 Things You Need to Do During a Major Earthquake
Earthquakes are virtually impossible to predict. They can occur at any time of year and without warning. Meanwhile, individuals in all 50 states are at risk of earthquakes, and a major earthquake’s impact may be felt for hours, days or even months. Worst of all, for those who do not prepare for earthquakes, the consequences […]
From Everyday Citizen to Hero: How CPR Saves Lives
Tom enters the Farmers Insurance building in Seattle with colleague Alex Schimp. It’s a short walk – “not too strenuous,” Tom says – to go to the “war-room,” an upstairs conference room best-known for its flurry of notes of all shapes, sizes and colors scattered all over the walls. Alex enters the war-room. Tom follows. […]
Why Working Part-Time As a CPR Instructor Can Benefit Your Medical Career
If you want to further your medical career, now may be the perfect time to become a part-time cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) instructor in Southern California. In fact, there are many reasons to sign up as a part-time CPR instructor in LA, Irvine or elsewhere in Southern California, and these reasons include: You can share your […]