Beyond the Uniform with The LT's Daughter
Welcome to Beyond the Uniform with The LT's Daughter, the podcast where we share the personal stories of police officers and their families, offering insight into the impact this profession has on not only the lives of police officers but also on their families.
We will be discussing exciting experiences, cases that never left them, how they balance home & family life, what they learned and so much more! Tune in, every week as we tackle tough topics, share feel good moments, and discuss the impact the job can have on everyone.
Join us as we share experiences beyond the uniform. Thanks for tuning in, be careful.
Beyond the Uniform with The LT's Daughter
50. Navigating First Responder Family Dynamics with First Responder Therapist Destiny Morris, LMFT
Get early access to the workbook HERE now through 4/20.
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In this episode, I sit down with Destiny Morris, a licensed therapist from California who specializes in working with first responders and their families. As the daughter of a law enforcement officer, Destiny brings a unique blend of personal insight and professional knowledge to the conversation.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Challenges faced by teenagers in law enforcement families
- Destiny's personal experience of her father becoming a police officer during her middle school years and the changes that ensued
- The observational learning of children and how they internalize their parents' experiences
- Tips for first responders on finding culturally competent therapists and identifying potential red flags in therapy
- Addressing intimacy issues within relationships involving first responders
Connect with Destiny:
- Destiny Morris' Website: destinymorristherapy.com
- IG: @on_being_resilient
Connect with me:
- IG: @theltsdaughter
- Beyond the Uniform: Community for Law Enforcement Officers, Spouses & Kids
- Law Enforcement Family Connection Workbook
Disclaimer:
The content of this episode is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice. If you or someone you know is in need of support, please seek assistance from a qualified mental health professional.