The Health & Wellness resource center, brought to you by Police1 and Cordico, provides cops with videos, training drills and expert advice to help ensure the officer’s head is straight and body is strong. Complete physical and psychological fitness – through regular trips to the gym, five-mile runs and conversations with the police psychologist – is critical for an officer to perform the job to maximum potential.
Learn more about Cordico's wellness technology for first responders here.
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There’s no denying that policing takes a toll on officer health; this 30-day challenge can help you get your life back
The work of year-long self-improvement comes down to small and regular decisions made day after day, moment by moment
The cops who stay awake while the rest of us are sleeping need special support to maintain their physical and mental health
Personnel will often say they are "fine" even when they are clearly not; here's how to recognize and address stress in public safety
The Public Safety Officer Support Act supports first responders who experienced PTSD or died by suicide following exposure to certain traumatic events
Through a Dukes Healthcare Foundation grant, leaders brought Sigma Tactical Wellness representatives to the Peru police and fire departments
Lori Lightfoot’s speech during a graduation and promotion ceremony was met with criticism from the PD, the city’s leaders and fallen officers’ family members
What makes for a successful, long career as an LEO police officer, can be confused for arrogance and superiority
When left unaddressed, imposter syndrome can evolve into more serious mental health issues like uncontrolled stress, anxiety and depression
It’s no secret that the stress of police work can bleed into your off-duty life. But it doesn’t have to be debilitating
The CBS special, "Code Blue: Officers in crisis," takes a deeper look at what the department can do to provide better mental health support for officers
Engaging in meditation won’t just improve your health, it will also improve your performance as a police officer
“For anybody out there that says they get plenty of time off, they get plenty of rest, I call bull----. It’s not true. It’s not sustainable.”
Heart disease is a leading cause of death for police officers.View this webinar to learn about health diagnostics and wellness initiatives that specifically address the needs of law enforcement officers.
A discussion about the pros and cons of law enforcement adopting a fire service shift model
"What we see in this career, the calls that we get, can take a toll on somebody's mental health and wellness," said Cheshire County Sheriff Eli Rivera
An official said use of the department’s mental health and wellness programs are the highest they have been
If you’re one of the people actively working on an exit strategy, there are some important things to consider before you tap out
House Bill 562 allows 48 hours of time off post-critical incident, but issues of messaging and pay are vital to ensuring peace officer support
The Health & Wellness resource center, brought to you by Police1 and Cordico, provides cops with videos, training drills and expert advice to help ensure the officer’s head is straight and body is strong. Complete physical and psychological fitness – through regular trips to the gym, five-mile runs and conversations with the police psychologist – is critical for an officer to perform the job to maximum potential.
Learn more about Cordico's wellness technology for first responders here.
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