Blue Peak Consulting

Targeting Mental Health at its Source

ABOUT BLUE PEAK

Hello, I’m Dr. Margaret Gavian and helping First Responders is my passion.

Blue Peak Consulting was founded in 2012 by Dr. Margaret Gavian’s deep desire to better serve those that have experienced significant stressful life experiences from executives and civilians to public safety personnel like firefighters, law enforcement and dispatch. Blue Peak’s mission is to address mental health at its source.

Through professional training, consultation, agency resilience and individualized therapy, Blue Peak provides organizations and individuals with the skills to stay calm, confident and in control. Through offering professional training to providers and public safety agencies, and individual and group approaches to leaders and first responders, BP gets to the heart of the matter efficiently and effectively. Addressing stress, trauma and other life challenges at their source with compassion and practical solutions.

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mission

Targeting Mental Health at its Source.
Relief – Resilience – Whole Person Care

TRAINING AND CONSULTATION

Mental health, resilience and stress management training tailored to fit the needs of your organization.

Department Resilience

Resilience training and consultation for firefighters, police officers, department leadership and their families.

For Fire: PAR360

For PD: HARBORBLUE

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

Blue Peak provides individual therapy and group support for first responders who are dealing with a variety of challenges including anger, stress, relationship issues, trauma, depression and anxiety.

TRAINING
MODULES

Access Blue Peak’s Resilience Training Modules HERE.

testimonials

Dr. Gavian, Thank you so much for joining me at the Fallen Firefighters Memorial on 9/11 and for all your work helping first responders, veterans and those who need help. I’m grateful for you and your work.

Tina Smith

U.S. Senator

"I no longer look at pain and hardship as things I simply want to fix and move past or even ignore, but I look at them as a process – to sharpen and strengthen me. My struggle and pain are no longer things that weigh me down, they are no longer a burden, but are things that have forged me into who I am today, a better me – my struggle and my pain are now things I am grateful for – they actually elevate me. I still struggle to find the exact words to use to fully communicate this but words cannot express enough how thankful I am for the work you have done to help me through arguably one of if not the most difficult season of my life. The work we have done has truly changed the trajectory of my life, and thus that of my family. You have helped save my life. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so so much.”

Dr. Gavian has been working with our fire department by helping us with resiliency skills and dealing with the stress and struggles that come with our job. At first I treated it as "just training" but soon really started to discover signs and symptoms in myself of how much the job had actually taken it's toll. Not only have the resiliency skills she's taught me become invaluable in dealing with the things we see on the job, but it has really made a difference in managing my stress levels away from the job that I didn't realize had gotten as bad they did. We firefighters pride ourselves on being the "tough guys", and rightfully so, but you would be doing yourself, your career, and your family a disservice if you did not reach out to Dr. Gavian and at the very least schedule a session. I don't want to see any of my fellow brothers and sisters suffer in silence. Call the number, I can promise you firsthand that you wont regret it.

"I didn't want to call. I was in my basement and it took me a long time to do it. I could see myself going into this dark hole and I was in that place for at least 8 years. But now I'm back. I'm back to enjoying, back to that fun person I used to be, fun dad, not the crab-ass dad like before. Before I'd be pissed off. My marriage is going really good now. My body feels so much better. And if shit gets ugly, I know what to do. Now I think "Why the F did I wait that long? I'd tell anybody, do not wait. This is the best thing that ever happened to me. Being a firefighter is a badge of honor and F that. It's my life; I want to be happy. It's so crazy good that I'm happy."