I Google the phrase “alcoholic cop” every few months. The results shed light on several challenges cops face. Undoubtedly, police work is one of the most challenging jobs in the […] Read More »
Where is the fine line that separates a regular drinker from an alcoholic? Is there really a difference? Some questionnaires and brochures attempt to ascertain for people whether or not […] Read More »
Let us start with the basics … Resiliency can be defined in many ways. Our own perception of a situation can give resiliency different meanings. Resiliency can be interpreted in […] Read More »
Having an unbalanced work life can cause stressors that can result in burnout, both mentally and physically. Burnout is the mental and physical exhaustion caused by being overworked or stressed. […] Read More »
Mental illness, like other diseases, does not discriminate. Within the scope of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, its presence can be noted in the field, as well as in […] Read More »
Do you drink more than you plan to at times? Perhaps you do at off-training parties or at the end of your shift. You work hard, so you party harder. […] Read More »
Author and activist Bryant H. McGill is quoted as saying, “One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say.” You are all […] Read More »
I’d like to introduce you to a fictional patient named John Smith. He’s a 10-year veteran of LASD assigned to patrol. John’s passionate about his job and has a loving […] Read More »
Sometimes, we all could use a little help. “I can stop on my own!” I’ve heard this numerous times, and the person making this statement truly thinks they can do […] Read More »
Author and activist Bryant H. McGill is quoted as saying, “One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say.” You are all […] Read More »
