Lori Bosma, LPC, CISM, is a clinical mental health therapist trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She is the President and co-founder of Responder Development & Empowerment (RDE), a counseling and education practice that provides culturally competent therapist to address first responder/military specific trauma through resiliency training and counseling. Prior to Lori’s venture as a therapist, Lori worked extensively alongside public safety and law enforcement in an investigator role in a university setting. Lori’s area of research is in secondary traumatic stress/vicarious trauma, specifically compassion fatigue (CF), Moral Injury (MI), and burnout; and the impact of CF and MI has on first responders, law enforcement professionals, veterans, nurses, physicians, and other helping professions. Lori has written about CF among LEOs for the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, which is produced by the FBI’s training division, as well. In addition to her employment at RDE she partners with HEROES Care, Walter’s Walk, and Project Healing Ground to provide low to no cost mental health resources/therapy for responders and their families.