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Resources

Trusted resources and evidence-based tools for first responder health and resilience

TIPS Tools

The right tools, used the right way.

TIPS utilizes various resources and tools to create consistency, clarity, and best practices across all first responder agencies in Teton County while still honoring the unique culture of each organization. TIPS applies these tools in partnership with their originating organizations and makes them available for TIPS Peer Support Specialists to support ethical, informed, and responsible care for first responders.

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Stress First Aid

Stress First Aid is a structured, evidence-informed approach that helps people cope after distressing events by promoting safety, connection, and hope to support emotional recovery.

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Stress Continum

The Stress Continuum is a self-awareness tool that helps individuals recognize how stress affects their thoughts, emotions, and performance. and how to manage it early through awareness and support.

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TIPS Program Manual

TIPS operates to support the participating agencies of Teton County, Wyoming, and this governance structure is designed to uphold TIPS’ mission while complying with all fiduciary and legal requirements of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole (CFJH). 

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333 Protocol

The 3-3-3 Exposure Protocol is a structured follow-up tool that supports team members at key intervals in the days, weeks, and months following a significant exposure or incident.

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Trauma Screening Questionaire

Psychological First Aid (PFA) is a structured, evidence-informed approach that helps people cope after distressing events by promoting safety, connection, and hope to support emotional recovery.

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Yoga For First Responders Protocol

Psychological First Aid (PFA) is a structured, evidence-informed approach that helps people cope after distressing events by promoting safety, connection, and hope to support emotional recovery.

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Clinician's Corner

Welcome to the Clinician’s Corner. This space is dedicated to sharing practical tools, insights, and stories that support individual wellness and improve quality of life. Throughout the year, psychologists, clinicians, and peers will contribute articles and experiences to build a meaningful library for first responders and their families.

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