Health & Wellness

Officers, for all their discipline and strength, are at greater risk of debilitating depression and suicide than the general public

Personnel will often say they are "fine" even when they are clearly not; here's how to recognize and address stress in public safety

"We think it's a good incentive to stay in shape," said Lockport Lt. Marshall Belling

If supervisors could see an officer’s biometric response in real-time during high-stress calls such as a traffic stop or pursuit, intervention could occur without delay

Baltimore police officers face considerable challenges, but they do so knowing that their health and wellness matter

I believe that managing micro-stressors will prepare me for when I am confronted with a large, high-stress incident at work or home

Federal Resources develops a progressive and comprehensive training program for first responders, schools, families, and communities to reduce opioid use, overdoses, deaths, and the stigma surrounding seeking help to save lives

Applying lessons learned from Operation Diligent Valor to help LEOs and their families cope with trauma

From officer resiliency training to gun violence restraining orders, here's a selection of programs improving officer and community safety, communications

Port Authority Officer Will Jimeno, who was trapped in the World Trade Center rubble, shares what he has learned from his recovery post-9/11

Officer mental health is significantly impacted by the ongoing stressors experienced every day on the job – which is in part a physiological experience

The money would shore up the 9/11 World Trade Center Health Program, which was permanently extended, along with the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund

Dr. Gilmartin’s courses aim to equip officers to identify and address wellness issues

Blue H.E.L.P. presents a breakdown of law enforcement suicide statistics collected since 2016

The goal of this free training program is to reduce, if not eliminate, preventable line-of-duty deaths