Trauma

Mass shootings remind us of our shared vulnerability and that we will always be there for our communities

Sheriff McMahill: "If we take care of our responders better than we ever have, they're going to take care of this community better than they ever have"

First responders like to avoid admitting their weaknesses and getting help with mental health struggles; isn't it time for a change?

As a police officer, you need a personal support network to help you deal with trauma; your spouse and friends are a good place to start

I've been reading about the physical and mental health benefits of cold-water therapy for quite some time, but I kept making excuses to take the freezing plunge

The Casper Police Department will offer training to first responders from nine different agencies

"We need an airway for him," one recruit shouted, while another was heard repeatedly saying, "We need help, here. Help, here."

M.A.R.C.H. is a guide for early intervention and care for life-threatening bleeding, airway compromise and inadequate breathing

Sticking to the status quo affects our wellbeing; here's an examination of the importance of personal and professional growth in law enforcement

It’s not just about eating right and exercise; the wellness team also focuses on the mind-body-soul connection

Law enforcement is dangerous, but there's more we could be doing to take care of officers; here are some thoughts on wellness for the coming year

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

Law enforcement officers involved in a recent shooting require support from the top to process potential trauma

While in-person training and public outreach events have been postponed this year, social media is a great platform to discuss the importance of hemorrhage control

Start from the premise that every person who reports a sexual assault deserves a thorough, unbiased investigation