Cops Alive | Police Stress and Health - Career Survival

Interviews and a Tip Sheet prepared by the Colorado Chapter of C.O.P.S. to assist first timers successfully navigate the events and ceremonies of National Police Week.

Lisa Wimberger works on a national level with law enforcement officers suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, both at the agency and individual police officer levels. Lisa’s ability to bring tools to law enforcement agencies offers a proactive solution to stress management and crisis intervention.

The interview may shed a light on the differences and similarities between policing in the USA and policing in the United Kingdom.

We will host our 2011 CopsAlive Cruises Law Enforcement Retreat at Sea to discuss internet marketing for cops and also have some sessions for just law enforcement officers and their families that deal with “police wellness” and “how to survive a career in law enforcement”.

British Police Constable Fran Croucher beaten unconscious by 2 people she stopped whilst on patrol.

Our congratulations to the Rylant’s and encourage everyone in law enforcement to follow your dreams and if they involve a side business then get started with your business planning process. Follow these links to our CopsAlive articles about businesses planning for cops.

Christmas music reminds me of why we are here and how important the role of peace officer is now, and all year long. The next time you hear a Christmas Carol try listening as a police officer and see what message you hear.

Lakewood PD heroes CopsAlive salutes you! Rest in Peace

Thinking about making a donation this holiday season? Here are the law enforcement organizations that CopsAlive recommends that you consider for your donations.

The worst news any law enforcement agency can hear is that an officer has been killed. How does an agency respond to those devastating words, “Officer down”? Since 1996, Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) has provided highly acclaimed training, to help agencies deal with officer death, injury, disability, police suicide, and the after effects of losing a close co-worker, called The “Traumas of Law Enforcement”