First Responders Relief Foundation
Dr. Hamilton serves as Co-Chairman and as the Foundation's Psychologist.
Skyler Hamilton holds a Ph.D. in Psychology, specializing in trauma and crisis intervention as well as a holds a Florida Board License in Mental Health. Dr. Hamilton has extensive formal education and training in trauma and crisis intervention. She serves as a Red Cross Disaster Mental Health team member, in addition to working boots on the ground mental health support post hurricanes.
Dr. Hamilton is in private practice where she specializes in trauma, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, acute stress disorder, depression and trauma healing. She is a published author and researcher. Her current research is studying the effects of safety- based trauma healing methods.
Skyler Hamilton holds a Ph.D. in Psychology, specializing in trauma and crisis intervention as well as a holds a Florida Board License in Mental Health. Dr. Hamilton has extensive formal education and training in trauma and crisis intervention. She serves as a Red Cross Disaster Mental Health team member, in addition to working boots on the ground mental health support post hurricanes.
Dr. Hamilton is in private practice where she specializes in trauma, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, acute stress disorder, depression and trauma healing. She is a published author and researcher. Her current research is studying the effects of safety- based trauma healing methods.
Jim serves as Founder and Chairman.
Jim Hamilton is a retired Execute from the oil and gas industry and former Fire Fighter, Paramedic and Trainer. After witnessing his best friend and fellow firefighter die in a fire, Jim experienced what he now understands to be PTSD. Jim nearly died in the fire as he watched his best friend pass. As a result, he experienced survivors’ guilt for many years. As Jim continues to win his battle against terminal cancer, he wants to reach out to help other first responders who may be needlessly suffering like he did for so many years.
Jim Hamilton is a retired Execute from the oil and gas industry and former Fire Fighter, Paramedic and Trainer. After witnessing his best friend and fellow firefighter die in a fire, Jim experienced what he now understands to be PTSD. Jim nearly died in the fire as he watched his best friend pass. As a result, he experienced survivors’ guilt for many years. As Jim continues to win his battle against terminal cancer, he wants to reach out to help other first responders who may be needlessly suffering like he did for so many years.
