Peer Counseling

WHO AM I?

Who am I?” This is a question most of us wonder about at some point in life. Who we are — our identity — reveals our values, our personality. These […] Read More »

HOW DO YOU VALUE YOURSELF?

A famous author named Ayn Rand wrote that “The man who does not value himself, cannot value anything or anyone.” She encouraged “selfishness” as a pathway to happiness by pursuing […] Read More »

The Chaplain’s Notebook

LIFE’S TRAILS… During a recent trail run, I tripped over a rock and fell to the ground. It was not my finest moment, and I was really glad nobody else […] Read More »

DIDN’T SEE IT COMING

Have you ever had the experience of not paying attention to the types of food you eat or how much you are eating, and then realize that your weight has […] Read More »

GIVE IT UP? REALLY?

I do not know if you have ever been to an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or a Peace Officer’s Fellowship (POF) meeting, but I have. There is a common theme to […] Read More »

COMPASSION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT

What does compassion have to do with law enforcement? A lot, in fact … Compassion is described as a willingness to intentionally assist others and selflessly put their needs ahead […] Read More »

POLICE STRESS

As a deputy, one thing you can bank on: you’ll face a lot of pressure on the job. Just one example? Making high-stakes decisions in a split second. The question […] Read More »

WHAT CAN YOU BE PERSUADED TO DO?

There is a lot of marketing that goes into advertising products with the intent to encourage their purchase, including everything from product name, style of the logo, shape of the […] Read More »