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While it has been well-established that support for officer safety and organizational wellness is crucial for the well-being of officers and their colleagues, agencies, families, and communities, ente...
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U.S. correctional facilities, wrestling with 1.8 million incarcerated individuals and critical staff shortages, are urgently seeking solutions to maintain safety and security despite dwindling ...

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Policing is a dangerous profession.1 The mortality rate among officers is far higher than the U.S. population average, both on the job as well as outside of work and after retirement. In part, this is...

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Across the landscape of police wellness, there is a critical missing piece when it comes to supporting those who serve and protect.
The missing piece is this: Just as multiple head injuries cre...

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There is a saying that “stories are science,” and this notion holds particular significance when conducting psychological autopsies to investigate police officer suicides among active and retired ...

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Physical fitness often comes into play during use-of-force incidents within policing; thus, a lack of physical fitness can increase an agency’s liability and the potential for officer injuries. Phys...
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Each day, law enforcement officers everywhere carry out acts of courage, compassion, and resilience—often without fanfare, sometimes without notice. The media may not always capture the depth of wha...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming procedures and activities across numerous industries, including policing. Various algorithmic processes power AI systems, including machine learning, natur...

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When it comes to overall wellness among police professionals, the focus is often on the obvious —mental, emotional, physical, and nutritional wellness, which are all core to one’s overall well-bei...
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Imagine a child helping an elderly woman carry her groceries. Or think of a little girl wearing a helmet while biking in the neighborhood. Now, picture a young baseball player practicing good sportsma...