The aim of this review was to explore qualitative accounts of law enforcement (LE) officers'
personal experiences of mental health, in terms of linguistic descriptions, relationships …

Agencies across the country have begun the practice of having police and public safety
officers attend annual wellness visits with a mental health professional. While wellness visits …

Media representations, even fictional representations, of police can be vital in shaping
perceptions of justice and may have implications for attitudes toward the police, public …

This study examines the types and number of negative outcomes associated with police
work across five countries. Self-report online surveys completed by 1,286 officers from the …

Law enforcement officers experience significant effects on their physical and mental health
because of their employment. These effects frequently go untreated due to the stigma …

This study investigated the presence of compassion satisfaction, burnout, and secondary
traumatic stress in a sample of federal agents with sexual assault investigative experience …

Police officers were some of the first responders to the World Trade Center bombings on
September 11, 2001. Longitudinal studies have revealed that some New York City (NYC) …

Police officers and law enforcement personnel play critical roles in keeping our society safe.
Shift work is part of this twenty-four-hour, seven days per week operation. Current literature …

Abstract The American Psychiatric Association defines post-traumatic stress disorder as a
psychiatric disorder that may occur in people who have experienced or witnessed a …

This research paper was written to investigate and review previous written debriefing
programs that are being utilized currently by law enforcement agencies and develop ideal …