Navigating Moral Injury in Law Enforcement: Insights from Podcast Guest Jeremy Davis a Police Officer with 30 years of experience

Jennifer is joined by her father, Jim Woosley, a retired police officer with a wealth of experiences both on and off the force and family life.

The conversation delves into parenthood experiences as a spouse of a first responder, highlighting the unique challenges faced by families in similar situations.

host Dr. Ashlee Gethner sits down with her sisters, Brittany Nieft and Kaity Standerfer, to peel back the complex layers of growing up with a police officer father. The trio delve into how their father’s demanding and high-stress profession shaped their family dynamic, parenting styles, and personal values.

Hosts Jennifer and Ashlee sit down with Kathryn Severns Avery, the compassionate founder of Restoration Ranch Colorado, and licensed professional counselor Ashley Braund. Together, they explore the intersection of personal tragedy and community healing within the lives of first responders and their families.

Understanding organizational dysfunction and its multifaceted impact on the personal lives of first responders and their families.

In this heartfelt episode, Jennifer welcomes a mystery guest, a childhood friend whose identity is kept private. Together, they dive deep into the importance of community, drawing from rich experiences growing up with first-responder parents.

Episode 12 of When The Call Hits Home Podcast, where Jennifer and Ashlee tackle some critical issues affecting families today, particularly parenting in the digital age.

In this episode, we were fortunate to have Caitlin Sturges as our guest. Caitlin, daughter and sister to heroes in uniform, shared her nuanced experience of growing up with a father in law enforcement.

Hosts Jennifer Woosley and Dr. Ashlee Gethner invite Dr. Samantha Reeser, a seasoned psychologist and former first responder, to share her unique perspective
growing up with first responder parents.