10 episodes
Lift the Mask - Voices of Heroes in the Silent Pandemic The Quell Foundation
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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There has never been a more critical time to address our mental health and to provide support to others in need. Healthcare professionals are the heroes on our front line during the COVID-19 pandemic, but their service to us comes at a significant cost. Moral trauma, guilt, compassion fatigue, sleeplessness, and other physical ramifications have taken a toll.
Join The Quell Foundation and Hartford Health's Dr. John Santopietro as we provide our frontline healthcare workers a space to openly share lived experiences and self-preservation techniques to manage the continued exposure to this global health crisis.
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My Eyes Will Be the Last Thing He Sees - Sarah’s Story
Sarah, RN, Traveler, Emergency Room, D.C., Florida
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode. -
I Know What I Need - Suzanne’s Story
Suzanne, RN, Traveler, Emergency Room, North Carolina & New Mexico
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode. -
Pouring from an Empty Cup - Lynee's Story
Lynee, Emergency Room Stenographer, N.J.
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
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Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode. -
Confronting Fear - Michelle’s Story
Michelle, In-Patient Group Therapist, San Diego, Calif.
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode. -
I Don’t Recognize Myself – Mikayla’s Story
Mikayla, RN, Intensive Care Unit, New York
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode. -
Safety. A Basic Need - Kristen's story
Kristen, RN, Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, New York City
Resources for Listeners
Safe Call Now: Crisis referral service for public safety employees and emergency services personnel: 206-459-3020
Crisis Text Line: 24/7 crisis support for frontline health workers from trained crisis responders. Text “FRONTLINE” to 741741
Physician Support Line: Psychiatrists helping US physicians and medical students; healthcare worker specific: 1-888-409-0141
Schwartz Center: Special Webinar Series to help healthcare workers manage stress
Got a question? Email The Quell Foundation at liftthemask@thequellfoundation.org for sponsorship information or to find out how you can share your story as a guest on a future episode.
Customer Reviews
Powerful show!
The stories of inpatient care providers and THEIR journeys through their mental health struggles and successes is inspiring for other healthcare workers!
Thank You
Thank You for listening to and elevating our voices. We survive this pandemic by taking care of each other. Thank You.
Amplifies frontline hero voices is critical to recovering from this crisis
Great podcast—caught the first episode with Miriam and Dr. Santopietro. So important to cover the front line perspective and how this impacts mental health—but what was most refreshing was how vulnerability, transparency, listening and relationships can help with healing in this space. Hearing directly from these frontline heroes and amplifying their voices is critical to our recovery from this crisis.