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In the wake of a series of tragic suicides among law enforcement officers in Suffolk County, Long Island, local officials are looking to prioritize mental health support systems within the […] Read More
Former Ohio police officer and EMT Rich Alvarez is giving back to the law enforcement community through a mental health initiative designed to assist retired officers struggling withPTSD. Alvarez, who […] Read More
The Foxborough, Massachusetts, Police Department is offering mental health resources for its officers to make sure they get the help they need when they need it. Foxborough Sergeant Valesay Collins […] Read More
A nonprofit recently launched peer mental health support seminars to heal traumatized NYC cops. Police Organization Providing Peer Assistance (POPPA) is a nonprofit founded in 1996 to help police officers […] Read More
Connecticut State Police and other departments across the state are prioritizing the mental health and physical well-being of their officers by offering unique resources and services, including peer support programs […] Read More
The Miami Police Department is launching a new program to train officers to manage job-related trauma and rely on each other for peer support. Since taking over as President of […] Read More
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