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The Stockton, California, Police Department recently introduced a new wellness unit to address mental and emotional health issues among its personnel. According to Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden and police […] 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 Roanoke law enforcement chaplaincy nonprofit recently added a service dog to its ranks to provide emotional and spiritual support to struggling police officers. Nonprofit Shield Chaplaincy Inc. acquired its […] 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
The University of Montana is offering local law enforcement agencies a new training opportunity that aims to help officers on the beat recognize mental illness among military veterans on the […] Read More
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office (SCCSO) in Northern California is employing the help of a “cop whisperer” to heal officers’ trauma and PTSD after several tragedies occurred in the […] Read More
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