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The Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day or July 4th, has been a federal holiday in the United States since 1941. However, the tradition of Independence Day celebrations dates back to the 18th century and the time of the American Revolution. On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted for independence, and just two days later, delegates from the 13 colonies approved the Declaration of Independence, a significant document penned by Thomas Jefferson. Since 1776, July 4th has been commemorated as the inception of American independence, marked by a variety of festivities including fireworks, parades, concerts, and informal family gatherings and barbecues.

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The Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day or July 4th, has been a federal holiday in the United States since 1941. However, the tradition of Independence Day celebrations dates back to the 18th century and the time of the American Revolution. On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted for independence, and just two days later, delegates from the 13 colonies approved the Declaration of Independence, a significant document penned by Thomas Jefferson. Since 1776, July 4th has been commemorated as the inception of American independence, marked by a variety of festivities including fireworks, parades, concerts, and informal family gatherings and barbecues. Source: https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/july-4th #July4th #calmseaspsyc #Leo #FireFighter #military #Veterans #LeoFamilies #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponders #FirstResponderFamilies #TraumaTrained #PTSD #EMDR

In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June 14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, by resolution of the Second Continental Congress. #TraumaTrained #EMDR #Military #Calmseapsyc #FlagDay #VA #LEO #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #LawEnforcement #LawEnforcementFamilies #FireFighters #FireFighterFamilies #EMT #Medic

#dday75thanniversary #dday #ddaylandings #Military #Veteran #CalmSeasPsyc #History #OnThisDay #WWII

National Police Week is a pivotal observance that highlights the courage and sacrifices of law enforcement officers, offering a crucial moment for reflection and recognition. For mental health professionals supporting this community, it is an opportunity to underscore the psychological burdens that officers often carry as a result of their duties. Police officers are frequently exposed to high-stress situations, critical incidents, and trauma, which can have lasting impacts on their mental health. This week serves as a reminder of the importance of providing robust mental health resources and support systems to help officers manage stress, prevent burnout, and maintain their mental well-being, ultimately ensuring they can serve their communities effectively and with compassion. #LawEnforcementWeek #Corrections #TraumaTrained #PTSD #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmSeaPsyc #Police #LawEnforcement #Firefighter #MilitaryFamilies #RepetitivePTSD #LawEnforcementFamilies #Troopers

According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, more than 800,000 law enforcement officers serve in the United States today. Each year, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial adds new names to the wall. The average is 163 deaths per year. Fallen law enforcement officers represent all levels of law enforcement, including local, state, federal, tribal, and military law enforcement. They are family members, husbands, wives, parents, sons, and daughters. #PeaceOfficersMemorialDay #PoliceWeek #LawEnforcement #backtheblue #calmSeasPsyc #Departmentofcorrections #CorrectionsOfficers #TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Trooper #StatePolice #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseasPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies Source: NationalDayCalendar.Com

National Correctional Officers Week holds significant importance as it shines a light on the unique challenges faced by correctional officers, recognizing their dedication and resilience in a highly demanding environment. For mental health professionals working with this population, the week provides an essential platform to advocate for better mental health support and resources. Correctional officers encounter high levels of stress, trauma, and burnout, which can profoundly impact their psychological well-being. By emphasizing their mental health needs during this week, we not only honor their service but also promote a healthier, more supportive workplace that can enhance their ability to perform their crucial roles effectively. #calmseaspsyc #CorrectionsOfficer #CorrectionWorkers #Corrections #NationalCorrectionalOfficersWeek #CorrectionalFamilies #TraumaTrained #PTSD #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmSeaPsyc #Police #LawEnforcement #Firefighter #MilitaryFamilies #RepetitivePTSD #LawEnforcementFamilies

National Military Spouse Appreciation Day is a presidentially-approved holiday celebrated on the Friday before Mother’s Day in May. This year it will be observed on Friday, May 10, 2024. On Military Spouse Appreciation Day we honor the contributions and sacrifices made by military spouses. Their commitment and support help to keep our country safe. America’s military spouses are the backbone of the families who support our troops during mission, deployment, reintegration, and reset. Military spouses are silent heroes who are essential to the nation’s strength, and they serve our country just like their loved ones. #TramaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Military #FistResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseaPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies #VeteransFamilies #CalmseasPsychotherapy #PoliceFamilies #FireFighterFamilies Source:https: //veteran.com/military-spouse-appreciation-day/

The Defense Department celebrates military children during the month of April. There are more than 1.6 million military children who face many challenges and unique experiences as a result of their parents' service. #aprilmilitarychildmonth #militarylife #TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #MilitaryKids #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseaPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies #usarmyKids #militarylife #usmilitaryKids #usnavyKids #usmc #uscg #armedforces #airforceKids #usairforce #armystrong #usaf #flag #starsandstripes #troops

Air Force Reserve Birthday is observed on April 14 every year. After the ‘U.S. Air Force’ was established as a separate branch of service, the ‘Air Force Reserve’ was born. Its mission is to provide combat-ready forces to ‘Fly, Fight and Win.’ Reservists play a crucial part in the Department of Defense’s strategy for manpower, global reach, and military flexibility. This day celebrates those who have taken the courageous decision to answer the call of duty. They embody the values of integrity, service before self, and excellence that deserves to be celebrated not just just for a day but the whole year-round #TramaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseaPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies #VeteransFamilies #CalmseasPsychotherapy #PoliceFamilies #FireFighterFamilies

#Departmentofcorrections #CorrectionsOfficers #TXLawEnforcement #NYPD #Highwaypatrol #StatePolice #thinredline #thinblueline #ThinGreyLine #MilitaryPolice #fireFighter#TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Trooper #StatePolice #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseasPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies CalmSeapsyc.com

#TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseaPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies

Bring your Storm, We are here for you!! #TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Military #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseaPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies, #Corrections, #Probation, #Troopers #BlueLineMatters #BorderPatrol #FireFighters #FirstResponderFamilies #EMT

February 19th is a very important day to those who serve in the United States Coast Guard Reserves, and their families. Thank you to the men and women who dedicate their time to serve their country. #USCG #CoastGuard #CoastGuardReserves #CoastGuardReserveBirthday #ThankyouHeroes #Military #Veterans #CalmSeasPsyc

On February 15, the United States recognizes and remembers the sinking of the battleship U.S.S. Maine. In February 1898, the U.S.S. Maines sank after a mysterious explosion in Havana Harbor in Cuba. There were a total of 355 crew members on board, and of those crew members, 266 died in the tragedy. Because of the incident, there was a lot of political uproar and a naval blockade. Eventually the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine led to a war with Spain, who was believed to be behind the sinking of the ship. However, there has never been definitive proof as to what caused the explosion, even to this day. There are several memorial sites that are dedicated to the victims; one in Maine, one in New York City, one in Arlington National Cemetery, and one in Havana, Cuba. #USMarines #USNavy #TodayInHistory #CalmSeaPsyc #RememberTheMaine Source: https://nationaltoday.com/remember-the-maine-day/

Roses are red, violets are blue, Calm Seas loves you! Happy Valentines day #lawEnforcement #Military #FirstResponders #Veterans #FireFighters #calmseaspsyc

This year, during the week of February 11 to the 17th, military veterans who utilize the Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities for medical needs are recognized. The week not only recognizes members who utilize the sources provided, but is also used as an opportunity to help promote and bring awareness to what the VA can provide to veterans, and to bring volunteers in. According to statistics, just under 100,000 veterans visit the VA every day. With over 1,000 outpatient center and just under 200 medical centers, there are many services offered, including various specialists, a pharmacy, mental health providers, and many other doctors to meet a veteran’s needs. If you are looking to help, you can contact your local VA to volunteer or donate your resources. Source: https://nationaltoday.com/national-salute-to-veteran-patients/

On February 4th, the country celebrates the birthday of the United States Organization, or USO, for short. The USO was formed in 1941, with the mission to help maintain mental health with troops overseas. The purpose was to provide military members with care packages, live entertaining, and helping the members connect with their family and friends while serving overseas. World War II military members were the first to experience the USO and since then, almost 5 million members have impacted from the work the USO does. Initially, it was believed the USO served its purpose during WWII and was briefly disbanded. The organization was reformed when the country faced other wars, such as Korea and Vietnam. As the organization has grown over the years, services more recently provided to members in addition to what was previously offered includes financial assistance, educational aid, and emergency contact. #USO #USOBirthday #SupportOurTroops #Military #UnitedServicesOrganizations #TraumaTrained #EMDR #CBT #PTSD #Trooper #StatePolice #FirstResponder #LEO #Veterans #CalmseasPsyc #Police #FireFighter #MilitaryFamilies #FirstResponderFamilies #LEOFamilies Sources: https://nationaltoday.com/uso-day/