Peer Counseling

ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM THE CHAPLAIN

It is indeed my pleasure to write this article and say an encouraging word to you. With the bad and disturbing publicity concerning officer-related misconduct this past year, some of […] Read More »

STRESS AND ALCOHOL

There’s a little beverage I’d like to tell you about; it has mixed properties that require caution. You may be able to drink just a little of it and feel […] Read More »

RECOGNIZING THE PROBLEM

What increases your risk and warrants your attention? Driving after you’ve had a few drinks, because it can put you in serious danger. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety […] Read More »

Peace Officer Fellowship

Peace Officer’s Fellowship By Willis Braggs RECOGNIZING THE PROBLEM W hat increases your risk and warrants your attention? Driving after you’ve had a few drinks, because it can put you […] Read More »

EQUILIBRIUM

With each sister or brother who falls in the line of duty, something else plummets in the life-space of those left behind: peace. Four of our own fellow officers have […] Read More »

On the road to recovery

As we get older, we begin to see how our lifestyle affects our bodies. While there can be many great health benefits of being a law enforcement officer, such as […] Read More »

Feeling like you are going to die

Many years ago, I worked in an emergency room (ER) at a large hospital. It was a very common occurrence for me to conduct suicidal assessments and inpatient hospitalizations for […] Read More »