New Episode of "When The Call Hits Home" Podcast

KENOSHA, Wis. - Amzeal -- Get ready for a deep dive into the unique dynamics of growing up with first responder parents in the latest episode of When The Call Hits Home. Hosted by Dr. Ashlee Gethner and featuring special guests Brittany Nieft and Kaity Standerfer, episode sixteen offers heartfelt stories and exclusive insights about family life from the perspective of children of a dedicated police officer.

In this episode, host Ashlee expresses her gratitude for her family's strong work ethic, highlighting how it has shaped her perseverance and learning.

Throughout the episode, Brittany Nieft, now a registered nurse and soon-to-be nurse practitioner in psych and mental health, reflects on her childhood experiences, both the highs of feeling special at police events and the lows of coping with her father's job-related stress. Kaity Standerfer, a chemistry laboratory stockroom manager, shares her transformation in understanding the gravity of her father's profession through personal experiences, including a memorable high school ride-along.

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Listeners will appreciate insights into family dynamics shaped by their father's law enforcement career, including the strict upbringing and diverse personality traits among siblings. Ashlee and her guests delve into the emotional and behavioral parallels between their father's career pressures and Brittany's experiences as a critical care nurse.

This episode also features compelling stories that underscore the importance of safety and appearance, such as the use of family code words and treasured memories of community events. Ashlee's nostalgic recount of childhood precautions and Kaity's humorous golf cart mishap add a personal touch, bringing warmth and authenticity to the discussion.

Listeners can look forward to forthcoming resources related to "When the Call Hits Home" and are encouraged to stay tuned for future episodes that continue to offer support and a sense of community.

Join Ashlee Gethner, Brittany Nieft, and Kaity Standerfer as they navigate complex emotions and share heartfelt reflections about resilience, family ties, and the remarkable influence of their father's dedication to law enforcement.

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About "When The Call Hits Home":

"When The Call Hits Home" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the unique challenges faced by first responders and their families. Hosted by Jennifer Woosley Saylor and Dr. Ashlee Gethner, both licensed mental health professionals who grew up as daughters of police officers, the podcast aims to provide a supportive platform for sharing personal stories and professional insights on mental health, organizational dynamics, and family impact.