First actions
that save lives.
CPR/AED and bleeding control you can trust. Hands-on training for everyday people who want to act fast, stay calm, and do the most good.
What it is
A practical first aid course blending CPR/AED with TECC-informed bleeding control and care steps you can use right away.
Who it's for
First-time learners and teams or families doing an annual refresher. No medical background needed.
Why it matters
Minutes matter. Clear steps and calm action keep someone alive until EMS arrives.
Training Philosophy
Safety First
Scene safe → then care. We check hazards before touching anyone, and we stop if it becomes unsafe.
Immediately Usable
Simple steps, plain language, no jargon. If you needed it tonight, you could use what you learned.
Tailored to You
Home, work, and travel risks shape what we practice—modules built around your real world.
What You'll
Walk Away With
Assess → Call → Care Loop
A clear sequence you can run under stress—every time.
CPR & AED Confidence
Solid technique with timing, depth, and team handoffs.
Bleeding Control
Direct pressure, tourniquets, and wound packing—TECC-informed.
Airway & Shock Support
Basic airway steps and simple shock prevention you can do right now.
Kit Plan
A build-and-maintain list for home, car, or workplace.
Five Pillars
Applied through a medical lens
Mindset
Decide to help. Stay calm. Do the most good.
Awareness
Scan hazards, count patients, locate the AED, recruit helpers.
Communication
Short, clear tasks: "You—call 911. You—bring the AED."
Endurance
Breathe and pace yourself. Steady beats frantic every time.
Response
Assess → Call → Care → Handoff → Review.
The Care
Method
A five-step sequence you can run under pressure—every time, in any emergency.
Assess
Check safety, responsiveness, breathing, and major bleeding.
Call
Get 911 early; give location and what you see clearly.
Care
Fix the biggest problems first—CPR/AED, bleeding, airway.
Handoff
Give EMS the key facts and times; step back when they arrive.
Review
Clean up, restock, and note lessons learned.
What We Actually Train
Core foundations every session
Scene Safety & PPE
Look, listen, smell; gloves on; no hero moves into unsafe scenes.
Primary Survey (ABC/CAB)
Responsiveness, breathing check, severe bleed scan—in order.
CPR & AED
Adult/child/infant compressions, depth/rate, recoil, swapping rescuers, AED steps.
Bleeding Control (TECC)
Direct pressure, tourniquets, wound packing, hemostatics when available.
Airway & Breathing
Head-tilt/chin-lift, recovery position, rescue breaths when indicated.
Shock Prevention
Lay flat, keep warm, reassure; no food or drink.
Post-Incident Basics
What to tell EMS, simple notes, cleaning and disposal, restocking.
Choking
Adult/child/infant relief and when to call.
Trauma
Lacerations, amputations, junctional packing basics.
Chest Concerns
Red flags; what you can and can't do.
Head/Neck/Spine
When to limit movement; airway takes priority.
Breaks & Sprains
Support/sling; when not to move.
Burns
Cool the burn, cover it, avoid ointments early.
Allergic Reactions
Spot anaphylaxis; auto-injector basics.
Diabetic Issues
Simple signs; quick help steps.
Overdose
Recognition; naloxone basics if available.
Heat & Cold
Cramps, exhaustion, stroke; hypothermia re-warm.
Kids & Elders
Special care cues; talk to caregivers.
Situational
Modules
Choose what fits your world. We pick modules around your home, team, or workplace risks.
Every course includes the core foundations. Situational modules are selected based on your specific environment and risk profile—no generic syllabus.
How the
Course Works
Format
Private or small-group, hands-on throughout—no passive sitting.
Duration
Core (4 hrs): Foundations + CPR/AED + bleeding + 2–3 scenarios. Extended (8 hrs): Core + extra modules + more scenarios + kit build.
Each Session
BRIEF → DEMO → GUIDED REPS → SHORT SCENARIO → DEBRIEF
What's Included
- Pocket quick-reference cards (CPR/AED and bleeding control)
- Kit build checklist with links for home, vehicle, and workplace
- Scenario debrief notes and clear next steps
- Optional: company or venue policy alignment and documentation
- Course completion record (cert option available with a provider)
Pricing
CPR/AED + bleeding control.
Private delivery; scheduling by request. Payment terms provided at booking.
Common Questions.
"Act fast. Stay calm. Do the most good."
- —Good Samaritan basics apply—varies by state.
- —Get consent when you can; implied consent if unresponsive.
- —We teach practical frameworks—not medical advice.