Mental Health
One Mind Campaign
Officer Response To Mental Illness
Policy Center Resources
See AllCritical Incident Stress Management
This topic has been combined with the Employee Mental Health and Wellness policy.
Please contact the Policy Center with any questions.
Excited Delirium
Law enforcement agencies should develop a cooperative response protocol shared by the agency, the emergency call center, emergency medical services (EMS), and hospital emergency department staff. The...
Mental Illness*
Responding to situations involving individuals reasonably believed to be persons in crisis (PIC) necessitates an officer to make difficult judgments about the mental state and...
Post-Shooting Personnel Support
Law enforcement duties can expose officers to mentally painful and highly stressful situations that cannot be resolved through normal stress coping mechanisms. Unless adequately treated...
Resources
Support for Incorporating an Enhanced Response to Victims as a Priority in Daily Law Enforcement Operations
Support for Incorporating an Enhanced Response to Victims as a Priority in Daily Law Enforcement Operations
Submitted by: Victim Services Committee
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WHEREAS, the International...
Resilience Strategies for Your Role
Real world resilience strategies for where you are.
The stressors that first responders face can have serious implications for overall health and wellness. Supporting mental...
Successful Trauma Informed Victim Interviewing Document
Employee and Family Wellness Guide
To assist officers and their families, the IACP has developed a comprehensive Employee and Family Wellness Guide encompassing wellness resources on a variety of topics...
