PTSD

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

A former NYPD officer discusses how repeated exposure to trauma took its toll on his mental health and his family

"This is what officers are afraid of if they go seek help," said Sandy Reyes, his wife. "The system needs to change"

As a leader, you are creating a partnership with your people, for your people, for their health and wellness

The anniversary of traumatic events can cause LEOs to have disruptive thoughts and emotions

As part of the “ROG the Dog” animal-assisted therapy initiative, 30+ dogs will be stationed across the country to deploy following emergencies

Strategies for responders to manage stress during busy shifts

Killing someone is not an “expected, usual, ordinary stress of the job”

Police leaders must address why officers are not accessing internal resources to seek help

Identifying the symptoms of stress in your life will help you to develop a personal resilience plan

The Law Enforcement Suicide Data Collection Act aims to better understand and prevent suicides among current and past LEOs

Here are some ways to help yourself stay physically and mentally fit

Currently, the state only provides coverage for PTSD if there is a corresponding physical injury

It is the one sound you hear from the first day on the job to the last day of your police career – and beyond

The motorsports industry has become one of the first sports to truly take notice of police suicide