Five minutes.No equipment.For the time between calls.

The problem

The call ends. Your body doesn't get the memo. The adrenaline, the replay, the tight chest on the drive back, and you still have a shift to finish.

The tool

Tapping is a simple self-directed skill. You tap lightly on specific points with your fingertips while you breathe and name what just happened. It takes about five minutes and works in the rig or at the station. It's a skill, not a treatment.

The free visit

I'll come to your station or department for 30 minutes at no charge. I teach the routine, answer questions, and leave. No obligation.

Free visits available across Boulder County, Colorado.

What happens in the 30 minutes

1. I come to your station or department, at a time that fits your shift.
2. I teach the routine and answer your questions, about 15 minutes.
3. I leave. No follow-up unless you ask for one.

About

Dr. Doug Kennedy, DC. In solo practice in Boulder since 1989 and developer of the Kennedy Protocol. Working with first responders in workers' comp, I've seen many settle quickly after serious incidents, often in one or two sessions, with less stress and self-doubt. Between Calls is the short, practical version.

Questions leadership asks

Does this replace peer support or EAP?

No. It complements them. It's a self-directed skill, not a treatment.

What does it cost?

Nothing.

What do we need to provide?

A room or any space at the station. No equipment.

Is any personal information collected?

Only the contact details in the request form, used to schedule your visit or reply to your message.

Who is it for?

Fire, EMS, law enforcement, and search and rescue.

Request a visit or ask a question

Have questions first, or want to talk it through with your leadership? Call or text me at 303-817-0965. To book a free visit, send the form below and I'll reply within one business day.

Thanks. You'll hear from me within one business day.