Mental and behavioral health challenges are on the rise, especially in outdoor and adventure-based settings. The Behavioral First Responder (BFR) course was designed to equip students and professionals with practical skills to navigate these challenges effectively.
In a recent informational session, we explored how universities are integrating BFR Level 1 and Level 2 into their academic programs. The session covers:
The origins of the course and why it was developed
Key skills taught, including de-escalation and active listening
How BFR differs from Mental Health First Aid
Flexible delivery options—online, hybrid, and in-person
Steps for integrating the course into your curriculum
📥 Downloadable resources are available below!
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