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The Tampa Police Department is looking to expand its chaplain program to provide more robust spiritual counseling to officers who experience traumatic events, particularly in cases of child abuse. Department […] Read More
The suicide of a retired Palm Bay, Florida, police chief is raising awareness of the mental health struggles faced by law enforcement officers. Jim Rogers, who joined the Palm Bay […] Read More
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland recently announced a plan to fund mental health and wellness resources for law enforcement. Garland addressed police chiefs from across the country at the International […] Read More
Police officers from departments in the mid-Atlantic region of the country are undergoing concussion screenings in honor of National Brain Injury Awareness Month, which is observed in March every year. […] Read More
As part of a new department policy, police officers in East Point, Georgia, are now required to undergo mental health counseling after responding to a traumatic scene. The initiative is […] Read More
Kansas law enforcement officers and first responders have touted a recent Senate bill as a step towards greater mental health awareness and support. Senate Bill 491 advocates for workers’ compensation […] Read More
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