When the Call Hits Home: Honoring First Responders and Their Families
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KENOSHA, Wis. - WisconsinEagle -- "When The Call Hits Home," the acclaimed podcast dedicated to sharing the untold stories and challenges of first responder families, has released its 15th episode. This emotionally-charged episode features powerful interviews with Kathryn Severns Avery, founder and executive director of Restoration Ranch Colorado, and Ashley Braund, a licensed professional counselor.

In this episode, hosts Jennifer Woosley Saylor, a professional clinical counselor, and Dr. Ashlee Gethner, a licensed clinical social worker, delve deep into Kathryn's personal tragedy—losing her husband Chris in a devastating accident involving robbery suspects fleeing from the police. Despite the heart-wrenching details, Kathryn's story is one of resilience, compassion, and a commitment to supporting first responder families through incredibly challenging times.

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Key highlights include:

1. Kathryn Severns Avery's Advocacy: Kathryn discusses her mission through Restoration Ranch Colorado to provide recreation and respite opportunities for first responders and their families, emphasizing the importance of community and support.
2. Personal Stories and Connection: Kathryn shares the emotional impact of her husband's death and the unique relationship she forged with the Lakewood Colorado Police Department, choosing compassion over litigation.
3. Teen Camp Initiatives: Ashley Braund, who assists with teen day camps at the Ranch, highlights the essential role these camps play in offering a safe space for teens of first responders to connect and feel understood.
4. Innovations in Support: Kathryn touches on her ambitious plans to expand retreats, the creation of a supportive community at the Ranch, and the initiative's expansion to states beyond Colorado.
5. Future-Oriented Self-Care: The conversation shifts towards evolving mental health practices that focus on envisioning a positive future, and Kathryn's upcoming work in retirement planning for first responders.

Listeners are invited to tune in to hear these incredible stories and insights, and to learn about upcoming projects and collaborations that aim to extend support to first responder families nationwide.

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About "When The Call Hits Home":

"When The Call Hits Home" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the unique challenges faced by first responders and their families. Hosted by Jennifer Woosley Saylor and Dr. Ashlee Gethner, both licensed mental health professionals who grew up as daughters of police officers, the podcast aims to provide a supportive platform for sharing personal stories and professional insights on mental health, organizational dynamics, and family impact.

For more information, visit https://whenthecallhitshome.com