Mountain Med Consulting

Mountain Med Consulting We will custom tailor a wilderness medical course to suit your needs!

This could include your staff, your expedition team, your go-to adventure companions and most importantly your environment.

🏔️ Course Spotlight: Sled Med at Grizzly LodgePerfect for winter enthusiasts, guides, and sledders who thrive in snowy e...
10/14/2025

🏔️ Course Spotlight: Sled Med at Grizzly Lodge

Perfect for winter enthusiasts, guides, and sledders who thrive in snowy environments, our Sled Med Wilderness First Responder courses are designed specifically for mountain riders.

From hypothermia to big crashes, you’ll learn critical first aid techniques tailored to real winter conditions — equipping you with the knowledge and confidence to handle sledding-related emergencies when help is far away.

📅 November 20–25, 2025
📍 Grizzly Lodge – Scotch Creek, BC

Courses offered:
• Wilderness First Responder (80hr Hybrid)
• WFR Bridge (40hr–80hr Hybrid)
• WFR Recert Hybrid

➡️ Email info@grizzlylodge.ca to register

Our first Mountain Rescue course filled up faster than a lift line on a powder day 👀So… we’ve added another!🏔️ Wildernes...
10/08/2025

Our first Mountain Rescue course filled up faster than a lift line on a powder day 👀
So… we’ve added another!

🏔️ Wilderness Advanced First Aid (40hr)
📍 Nelson, BC
📅 January 2–4, 2026

Train where it matters most — in the mountains.

🔗Link in bio



We love hearing feedback like this 🙌
Our goal is to create a learning environment where mistakes become opportunities an...
10/02/2025

We love hearing feedback like this 🙌

Our goal is to create a learning environment where mistakes become opportunities and growth happens through practice.

Huge thanks to this student for their thoughtful words — and to our instructors for their dedication to every class!

🏔️ Wilderness First Responder training that builds confidence, not just competence.

National Day for Truth and ReconciliationToday, we pause to honour the survivors of residential schools, the children wh...
09/30/2025

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Today, we pause to honour the survivors of residential schools, the children who never made it home, and the families and communities forever impacted.

As educators and outdoor professionals, we recognize that the land we learn, teach, and adventure on has deep histories and stories—many of which have gone unheard for too long.

Reconciliation begins with listening, learning, and taking meaningful action. We encourage our community to reflect on whose land you travel on, and how you can be part of creating safer, more respectful spaces for all.

✨ New Dates✨Another  WFR Recert is on the calendar!🏔️ Wilderness First Responder Recert (Hybrid)📍 Kamloops, BC📅 November...
09/24/2025

✨ New Dates✨

Another WFR Recert is on the calendar!

🏔️ Wilderness First Responder Recert (Hybrid)
📍 Kamloops, BC
📅 November 28-30, 2025

Refresh your skills and keep your cert current —register now!

🚑 Volume Shock Made SimpleWhat is Shock = When the circulatory system has an inadequate perfusion pressure. In other wor...
09/11/2025

🚑 Volume Shock Made Simple

What is Shock = When the circulatory system has an inadequate perfusion pressure. In other words- there is not enough pressure to push oxygen into cells

What it’s NOT: Shock isn’t fainting at the sight of blood or from pain — that’s a nervous system response.

🛠️ Think of your circulatory system as:
�❤️ Pump = the heart�
🔧 Pipes = the blood vessels�
💧 Fluid = the blood

1️⃣ Normal System:�The pump pushes fluid through the pipes → steady pressure keeps oxygen flowing everywhere.

2️⃣ Fluid Loss (Volume Shock):�Bleeding, dehydration, vomiting, or diarrhoea = less fluid in the system → pressure drops.

3️⃣ Our bodies compensate for the loss of pressure by: Heart pumps faster → raise pressure and gets oxygen to the important organs ✔️ Breathing quickens → because the pump needs more oxygen to work harder�👉 Mental status stays normal… but only for so long.

4️⃣ Decompensation: We start to loose pressure to the brain - the core organs are more important! - This is when we will see that change in AVPU

⚡Shock is about circulation, pressure, and oxygen delivery.

Recognising the early signs matters most.



We kicked it off with our first Wilderness First Responder course of the season in Nelson last week — a huge thank you t...
09/09/2025

We kicked it off with our first Wilderness First Responder course of the season in Nelson last week — a huge thank you to the incredible group of students who brought their energy, questions, and commitment to learning. 🙌

Your hard work in the classroom and field scenarios makes a real difference in how you’ll respond when it matters most.

👉 We still have spaces available in our upcoming fall courses — check the link in our bio to learn more and secure your spot.



09/03/2025

🏔️ Wilderness First Responder Training — Grizzly Lodge ❄️
Ready to take your skills to the next level?

Join us this November at Grizzly Lodge, deep in the Shuswap Mountains of BC.

Choose the option that fits your path:
📅 WFR (80hr Hybrid): Nov 20–25, 2025
📅 WFR Bridge (40hr to 80hr): Nov 20–25, 2025
📅 WFR Recert (80hr): Nov 20–23, 2025

The Wilderness First Responder (WFR) is the gold standard in wilderness medicine — designed for outdoor professionals, guides, and adventurers who need to respond with confidence when resources are limited and help is far away.

📍 Grizzly Lodge, BC
✉️ To book: info@grizzlylodge.ca

➡️ Explore the backcountry with the skills to respond when it matters the most

🌊 Wilderness first aid isn’t always about bandages and splints—it’s about problem-solving under pressure. From swiftwate...
08/28/2025

🌊 Wilderness first aid isn’t always about bandages and splints—it’s about problem-solving under pressure. From swiftwater rescues to trail injuries, every scenario demands teamwork, calm thinking, and adaptability.

💡 Would you know what to do in a situation like this?



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Real words from one of our students ✨Our goal isn’t just to teach steps — it’s to build confidence, deepen understanding...
08/26/2025

Real words from one of our students ✨

Our goal isn’t just to teach steps — it’s to build confidence, deepen understanding, and prepare you for real-world emergencies. 💪🌲

08/19/2025

🚨 Ready for adventure? Ready for emergencies? 🚨
The backcountry is unpredictable.

❄️ Hypothermia.
🩹 Trauma.
⛺ An unexpected night out.

Are you prepared?

In partnership with , we’re offering a 40-hour Wilderness Advanced First Aid course designed for any backcountry emergency.

📍 Nelson, BC
📅 November 21–23, 2025

🔥 What you’ll walk away with:
✅ Wilderness Advanced First Aid Certification (valid 3 years)
✅ Adult CPR Certification
✅ Survival + rescue skills that go beyond standard first aid

This blended course lets you do the theory online, then spend your field days practicing hands-on skills that save lives.

👉 Don’t wait. Spots are limited—link in bio to register today.

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