Retire Well Workshop

December 3, 2024

Date/Time:
3 December 2024
0800-1630 (Pacific)

Location:
Ontario Fire Department
Training Center

Address:
1408 E Francis Street
Ontario, CA 91761

Parking:
Enter off of Parco Ave.
Park in the Training Center grounds

Hosted by:
Ontario Fire Department

  • $299.00 – per responder and spouses are highly encouraged to attend at no additional cost!

Whether you’re already retired or preparing for retirement, join us for a workshop designed exclusively for first responders and their  spouses. This session will focus on navigating the unique challenges and opportunities of retirement, covering essential financial  planning, health and wellness tips, and strategies to ensure a smooth transition into a fulfilling and secure retirement.

Training Objectives

  • How to remove the “super-suit” and rediscover yourself without your occupation
  • Examine aspects of security in your transition and adaptation to civilian life
  • Explore ways to accept change, cope with abandonment and replacement, and find belonging elsewhere to reduce risk of suicide
  • Find new purpose by staying busy, doing engaging activities and occupations to improve life satisfaction
  • Identify signs of relational and mental health issues, and learn ways to access appropriate support
  • Navigating the transition together with guidance on building a meaningful retirement lifestyle that supports both personal goals and your partnership.

Certifications & Qualifying Credits Available

EMSA Certification # 62-2032


 

 

 

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