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Law enforcement officers involved in a recent shooting require support from the top to process potential trauma
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Remembering why you got into law enforcement in the first place can help you get through these troubled times
Like any special ops team, a law enforcement peer support team has a mission to fulfill
A phone call with my wife acted as a bridge between two events, leaving me in floods of tears after an arrest
Described as an experiential workshop for officers who have ‘been there,’ the Post Critical Incident Seminar is a three-day event for officers who are ‘feeling stuck’
It is likely that more than one officer will be involved in most critical incidents, which can cripple staffing in a small department
Sometimes referred to as the Priorities of Life, this concept is used to inform the decisions made during incident response
The Four Cs response model can help cut down on confusion and stress, and get officers out of crisis mode quicker
The support that can come from the officer’s primary relationship can be especially impactful
Officer Patrick Shaver and his wife interviewed nearly 100 police officers involved in shootings for the documentary
After interviewing surviving officers, I’ve learned that sometimes they are deemed or perceived as burdens, not heroes
Jim and Doug discuss how social media plays into modern police activity, and whether or not further cooperation is on the horizon
Tactical mental imagery gets us through the day, but strategic mental imagery gets us through the night
Critical incident debriefings conducted by peer supporters are essential for addressing the immediate reactions to traumatic stress for LEOs
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