PACE Resiliency
Training for people who intend to be ready.
Be among the one percent of Americans with the mindset to be ready. You are not walking into a lecture. You are walking into a small community of people who think as you do, who train so they will not buckle when it counts. Start with First B.R.E.A.T.H., then Deep B.R.E.A.T.H., then Disaster Preparedness. Then Wilderness First Aid and Wilderness First Responder.
3 hours · PACE Resiliency
First B.R.E.A.T.H.
When someone needs you, will you freeze, or keep a clear mind?
This three-hour class is an introduction to Wilderness First Aid, taught through The B.R.E.A.T.H. Framework, where belief meets survival. The aim is not only to know what to do in an emergency, but to become someone who will not buckle under stress: a person with the courage and a clear mind to do it, when doing it can save many lives. It does not give Wilderness First Aid certification; that is the 16-hour program.
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6 hours · PACE Resiliency
Deep B.R.E.A.T.H.
Can you still think when your hands are already busy?
A six-hour course that follows First B.R.E.A.T.H. Students practice core Wilderness First Aid skills under pressure until they become muscle memory, so the mind can stay clear while the hands are already at work. Deep B.R.E.A.T.H. does not confer Wilderness First Aid certification. For WFA, please scroll below.
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PACE Resiliency
Disaster Preparedness
When the power, the roads, and the stores go quiet, then what?
We begin with a vulnerability assessment of your family or community group. Then we train with practical advice and real-life scenarios so The B.R.E.A.T.H. Framework is in place before a disaster, during it, and after. You do not have to wait until you are already in harm's way. If your family can get through a disaster, that is one less household asking for help when help is already thin.
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16 hours · PACE Resiliency
Wilderness First Aid
The ambulance is hours away. What do you do in the first ten minutes?
The 16-hour program that certifies Wilderness First Aid. Field-ready first aid for hikers, families, and anyone who spends time away from an ambulance. Patient assessment, bleeding, heat and cold, bites and stings, and what to do when help is hours away.
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Multi-day · PACE Resiliency
Wilderness First Responder
What if you are the help?
A deeper course for outdoor leaders and serious students of wilderness medicine. High-fidelity scenarios, moulage, and the decision-making you need when you are the help.
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What to expect
- High-fidelity outdoor scenarios, not just slides.
- Patient assessment, shock, heat and cold, bites and stings.
- Small groups, real feedback, and time to practice.
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