I received this text the other day from a friend: This past Saturday a good friend collapsed at our resident picnic. Because of you I was able to tag team her care until professionals arrived. We performed CPR on her … Continue reading →
I was asked by a course participant how long she had access to her BLS eBook. She thought it was just 2 years. So I called the AHA to ask. When you purchase an AHA eBook, or choose to receive … Continue reading →
Almost 2 years ago I upgraded my adult mannequins to provide assisted feedback. I was worried it would make skills practice ‘game-like’ and well, I was sooooo wrong. Assisted feedback devices measure the depth, recoil, and rate of chest compressions … Continue reading →
Do you own an AED? Are you located in the State of New Hampshire? If you answered YES to both those questions – have you registered your AED? The State of New Hampshire has a mandatory AED registry law. I … Continue reading →
Today I made a video that I’m calling “The Tale of Two AED’s”. You can watch the 5 minute video or scroll down to read the tale. A Tale of Two AED’s. The past month I’ve been doing a lot … Continue reading →
Don’t email me either. I can’t do cheap and fast. Yes, I’m a small business. And yes, I’d love to have you attend my class or book me to teach at your organization or workplace. But I can’t provide a … Continue reading →
Prime day is coming! Prime day is coming! Shop for Amazing Prime Day Deals Here. I buy a lot of my training supplies online. I actually don’t have much of a choice as I can’t find these products locally. I … Continue reading →
When I relocated in February I didn’t put a sign up on the building right away. I had co-shared the previous location and now I was out on my own. A larger space and an even larger rent since I … Continue reading →
I get a lot of calls from folks who need certification ASAP. The call usually starts out asking if I have a class that day or the next day. Because, they usually explain, they needed to certified or recertified already. … Continue reading →
I’ve written before about heat emergencies on my CPRMom Blog, but with the hazy, hot, and humid weather we’re having on the Seacoast this week it seemed a good idea to revisit the topic. When it’s hot and/or humid we … Continue reading →
