TESTIMONIALS

Thoughts on Moral Injury and the R3 Program

“I'm fully confident that not only does this model work, but it's something that our first responders are telling us works.”

Mayor Mattie Parker — Fort Worth, Texas

“Get out to R3 and talk to somebody about your experiences — you’ll learn that you’re not alone.”

Kyle Wilcox — Fort Worth Police

“R3 just means I'm being proactive about my own development. I'm being a better me, husband, father, police officer.”

Buck Wheeler — Fort Worth Police

“Seeing guys let go of burdens they’ve been carrying for so long is worth the trip.”

Cliff Weaver — Fort Worth Fire

“Don’t let the stigma hold you back. It’s okay to ask for help and take care of your mental well-being.”

Brandon Randel — Fort Worth Fire

“The real vision is to make it okay for people to ask for help.”

Eric Mekosch — Fort Worth Police

“You need to give yourself some you time. You have to be mentally and physically healthy enough to help others.”

Ward Robinson — Fort Worth Police

  • It doesn't matter where you are in life, I think you can benefit from R3.

    Acie Wrist, Fort Worth Fire

  • Taking care of ourselves is not selfish, it's necessary. We can't pour from an empty cup.

    Allison Milner, Fort Worth Police

  • Don't be reactive to mental health issues. Take action and seek help before it becomes a crisis.

    Brandon Rendel, Fort Worth Fire

  • R3 is going to change this department, the way we look at our mental health, our physical health and our overall care team that we do for each other.

    Kyle Wilcox, Fort Worth Police

  • Instead of waiting for a crisis in your life, get out in front of it and address things as they're building instead of when they're already exploding.

    Greg Dykes, Fort Worth Police