Sherry Jones Mayo is a registered nurse and retired paramedic with over two decades of experience in civilian and paramilitary emergency services, and an educator for critical incident stress management (CISM). Jones Mayo is the author of a blossoming "Trauma Junkie" anthology featuring personal and professional experiences, thoughts, and feelings of emergency responders from both sides of the gurney. Sherry's Paramedic experience in rural and urban emergency medicine and nursing in ER Trauma Centers merges with ground and air team training with the United States Air Force Auxiliary, Civil Air Patrol, addressing the growing need for posttraumatic incident response strategies for responders. As a Lieutenant Colonel with CAP, Jones Mayo was the key architect in the development of CAP's National CISM Program, taking it from concept to full program supporting the organization's 50,000+ emergency services and first responder volunteers. Sherry is an Approved Instructor for the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress (AAETS). Following achieving a Master of Science in Psychology specializing in Crisis Management and Response, Jones Mayo is pursuing a Doctorate in Education. After several years of living in Las Vegas, NV, Jones Mayo has returned to Michigan and lives in the Detroit area, serving as CEO of Education Resource Strategies, promoting emergency services education. Her most valued and impressive duties involve acting as "Nona" to her grandsons, "Mumma" to children of two and four feet, and "Wifey" to husband Gary. See http://sherryjonesmayo.com or e-mail sherry@sherryjonesmayo.com