National Standard. Independent Accreditation.
The American Board of First Responder Behavioral Healthcare (FRBH) is a national nonprofit standards-setting and accreditation body establishing governance-embedded occupational behavioral health protection standards for public safety agencies.
FRBH recognizes predictable trauma exposure as a work-related hazard inherent to public safety service. Effective protection therefore requires organizational safeguards embedded within governance structures and operational systems, rather than reliance solely on individual help-seeking.
FRBH establishes nationally consistent standards requiring agencies to implement exposure-responsive organizational safeguards designed to protect personnel working in trauma-exposed environments.
Through an independent accreditation process, FRBH verifies organizational conformance to these governance-level standards.
EXPLORE NATIONAL STANDARDSINITIATE ACCREDITATION INQUIRYFRBH recognizes predictable trauma exposure as a work-related hazard inherent to public safety service. Effective protection therefore requires organizational safeguards embedded within governance structures and operational systems, rather than reliance solely on individual help-seeking.
FRBH establishes nationally consistent standards requiring agencies to implement exposure-responsive organizational safeguards designed to protect personnel working in trauma-exposed environments.
Through an independent accreditation process, FRBH verifies organizational conformance to these governance-level standards.
SCOPE NOTICE:
FRBH does not evaluate clinical care, provide treatment guidance, accredit healthcare providers, or regulate mental health programs.
Its role is limited to evaluating organizational governance structures and operational safety systems related to workforce behavioral health protection.