MHRO Resources
The following resources are to be used by those trained by the NJEMSTF Trained as NAEMT Mental Health Resource Officers
| MHRO Course Handouts |
| NJ Fire EMS Lifeline Flyer |
NJ Mental Health Resiliant OrganizationS
See who at your agency is identified as a Mental Health Resiliency Officer to start your own journey
MHRO Links To help
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The Code Green Campaign
206-459-3020 SafeCallNow |
SAMHSA's National Helpline
1-800-662-HELP (4357) |
CRC - Crisis Response Canines
https://crisiscanines.org/
856-336-0330
https://crisiscanines.org/
856-336-0330
NJ Providers
List provided by The Code Green Campaign
Anastasia Pytal, PsyD (Northern NJ Counseling Center)
Little Falls, NJ – Dr. Pytal is a former law enforcement officer who specializes in public safety psychology and treating first responders.
Anna Olsen, LPC
Succasunna, NJ – Reported to specialize in stress, trauma, and PTSD. Anna comes highly recommended by a first responder who has been under her care.
R. Ellen Runyon, MSW, LCSW, DRCC, & EMT
Chester, NJ – Ellen has been an EMT since 1982 and one of her specialties is working with first responders who are having PTSD symptoms. Offers several different treatment modalities. Does not accept insurance but will provide comprehensive bills for reimbursement.
Frontline Responder Services
CA, NJ, PA – In conjunction with Sprout Health Group they offer residential treatment focusing on stress, and alcohol and chemical dependency treatment for active, retired, and former first responders along with their families.
Dr. Lee Picariello, PsyD (Mind Flex LLC)
Newtown, PA – Has experience treating first responders and comes recommended by a first responder who has been under his care
Princeton House Behavioral Health
Princeton, NJ – Their First Responder Treatment Services provides a full continuum of inpatient addiction and psychological specialty services within a confidential setting for law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and military veterans/personnel. We are an acute care facility with medical and psychiatric services specifically designed to treat PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and chronic and acute trauma associated with critical incidents that First Responders confront in the performance of their work.
Robert Watts, M.A., L.P.C, L.C.A.D.C
Mercer County, NJ. His practice is primarily first responders and he is private pay only with a sliding scale. He has experience treating first responders with various mental health conditions, including trauma, anxiety, and substance abuse. 267-799-3660
Trauma & Addiction Psychology for Emergency Responders
Statewide – Offers confidential mental health and addiction services to first responders. Up to 12 therapy sessions may be covered for some people. Phone: 1-800-968-1242.
Dr. William Babula, Ph.D
Morris County, NJ – Has experience treating first responders, treating PTSD, and using CISD. 908-720-5090
Cop2Cop
NJ – A free and confidential help like for NJ Law Enforcement Officers. Offers 24/7 crisis counseling. Also available for question about family and financial issues. Phone: 1-866-cop-2cop (1-866-267-2267)
Little Falls, NJ – Dr. Pytal is a former law enforcement officer who specializes in public safety psychology and treating first responders.
Anna Olsen, LPC
Succasunna, NJ – Reported to specialize in stress, trauma, and PTSD. Anna comes highly recommended by a first responder who has been under her care.
R. Ellen Runyon, MSW, LCSW, DRCC, & EMT
Chester, NJ – Ellen has been an EMT since 1982 and one of her specialties is working with first responders who are having PTSD symptoms. Offers several different treatment modalities. Does not accept insurance but will provide comprehensive bills for reimbursement.
Frontline Responder Services
CA, NJ, PA – In conjunction with Sprout Health Group they offer residential treatment focusing on stress, and alcohol and chemical dependency treatment for active, retired, and former first responders along with their families.
Dr. Lee Picariello, PsyD (Mind Flex LLC)
Newtown, PA – Has experience treating first responders and comes recommended by a first responder who has been under his care
Princeton House Behavioral Health
Princeton, NJ – Their First Responder Treatment Services provides a full continuum of inpatient addiction and psychological specialty services within a confidential setting for law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and military veterans/personnel. We are an acute care facility with medical and psychiatric services specifically designed to treat PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and chronic and acute trauma associated with critical incidents that First Responders confront in the performance of their work.
Robert Watts, M.A., L.P.C, L.C.A.D.C
Mercer County, NJ. His practice is primarily first responders and he is private pay only with a sliding scale. He has experience treating first responders with various mental health conditions, including trauma, anxiety, and substance abuse. 267-799-3660
Trauma & Addiction Psychology for Emergency Responders
Statewide – Offers confidential mental health and addiction services to first responders. Up to 12 therapy sessions may be covered for some people. Phone: 1-800-968-1242.
Dr. William Babula, Ph.D
Morris County, NJ – Has experience treating first responders, treating PTSD, and using CISD. 908-720-5090
Cop2Cop
NJ – A free and confidential help like for NJ Law Enforcement Officers. Offers 24/7 crisis counseling. Also available for question about family and financial issues. Phone: 1-866-cop-2cop (1-866-267-2267)
Sample Documents
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Bifold 8 1/2 x 11 Family Brochure (Courtesy of South Branch Emergency Services, formerly Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad).
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