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As a Licensed Professional Counselor with over a decade of experience, I am astounded that a tech company is allowed to claim space in the mental health community while exploiting our professionals and selling client data to third parties. The only way this can stop is if their funding is cut. Please do your part, NPR, and stop giving them advertising space.
As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, previous School Psychologist and supervisor to other therapists, I feel passionately about providing quality, ethical and moral mental health care to those clients in need. I am opposed to the harmful business practices that BetterHelp uses with a vulnerable population who is struggling with their mental health. They compromise the ethics of the profession and do not take the cornerstone of our practice seriously (confidentiality) as they have shared client data after promising not to do so. Clients are being misled about BetterHelp and those companies advertising for them should reconsider their relationship with this company.
I care about the impact this has on people of color, throughout the world, specifically on the continent of Africa, who are contributing to the Trillion dollar Ai industry, yet they are being paid pennies on the dollar.
PCMR’s patrol is making just barely more than housekeepers & janitors who work in Park City - how is this fair??? Patrollers are tasked with helping to keep us safe on the mountain & are rightfully required to have significantly more training than other workers on the mountain. Avalanche mitigation can be risky business. Why are patrollers not compensated for their skills & the risks they take on the way we compensate workers in other industries? They truly are not asking for much of a raise & yet Vail is stonewalling. Treating workers with respect is so important for workplace morale.
Vail, we see your lack of action & it’s turning the people of our town even further against you.
With a lot of misgivings, I bought my very first Epic Pass, a five-day, PCMR-only version, this season -- back in April. Now I'm looking at a greatly diminished (if not ruined) Jan. 6-10 ski trip thanks to the well-documented greed of Vail Resorts. It appears that this Epic Pass will likely be my last. Pay your patrollers! This is not hard.
My father patrolled for 10+ years and I grew up skiing in Colorado (before Vail’s near monopoly) - with lift tickets $300+ a day this corporation can afford to pay their patrol what it’s worth to keep skiers safe. Skiing elsewhere this winter!
The ski patrol deserves to have fair wages just like everyone else and if not to some extent more than other professions. They work hard at what they do and put themselves in dangerous situations to help protect others on ski slopes. I’m personally know people who do this job and it’s only right they get compensated appropriately for what they do!
I had the pleasure of working with the PC Ski Patrol for 4 years. THE most solid group of talented and dedicated women and men (and dogs!) I’ve ever worked with. These people deserve everything they are asking for. Vail is ruining skiing and ski towns! I stand with PCPSPA!