
Who We Are:
A group of Northeast Indiana-based first responders who are tired of seeing our colleagues and friends suffer. We are tired of being told that we're weak, we "know what we signed up for," or that we aren't cut out for the job because we struggle to carry the weight of what we see.
It's past time to change the narrative.
We work every day to consolidate resources, establish relationships with local businesses, and find traditional and non-traditional ways to address trauma - all in the hope that we can save a life.
Do You Need Our Help?
We're so glad that you
decided to reach out.
Please fill out this form
so we can get you what you need.
Programs
We work to provide access to a range of resources aimed at addressing the unique mental health needs of first responders.

Rapid Deployment
After Critical Incidents
Trained individuals will come to your station or your post, and help you verbally walk through a difficult call. We might even bring snacks.
Educational Presentations
We offer an educational, yet devastating presentation on the current state of mental health in first responders.


Support Groups
Groups will be divided by length of time in your career - this will make it easier to relate to each other, and not feel that your trauma is "nothing" in comparison to someone who's been in much longer. We will also be launching a group for civilians who have witnessed a traumatic incident.
Coming Soon:
-Leadership training
-Financial counseling
-List of trauma-informed counselors
-Fun events
...and more!

The Aftershock Team

Ashley Toomey,
A.A. PR; AEMT
Co-Founder;
Civilian & Corporate Liaison
Amber Stine, FF/Paramedic:
Community Outreach Coordinator

Teshlynn Miller, EMT-B:
Public Engagement Specialist


Katie Perry,
FF/ AEMT
Co-Founder;
First Responder Community Liaison
Tracey Wilkinson, M.S.; Ret FF
Peer Support & Logistics Coordinator

Gabby Jenkins, FF/EMT-B:
Communications & Events Coordinator

Mental Health Support
National Suicide Crisis Line:
Get Involved
We cannot support this community alone.
It's a major team effort.
Ready to get started helping your
fellow first responders?
Are you a mental health specialist?
If so, out this form and let us know
where you'd like to help!
Community Partners



