How Mindfulne
ss Is Changing Law Enforcement
https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/how_mindfulness_is_changing_law_enforcement
STRETCHING = Less Stress, Chronic Pain, Injuries, and Much More…Take a Look
Nutrition & Tactical Eating: The importance of making sound nutritional decisions.
Ideas to keep your family healthy and active:
If you have children, here are some excellent tips on nutrition & snacking:
Useful Information About PTS and Suicide Prevention.
SLEEP…It is not optional!
Hello everyone, please take a moment and read what can happen if you’re not making sleep a priority. Studies have shown that not getting enough SLEEP can be just as dangerous as driving while intoxicated!
Think about that.
Regardless of what you do or where you work on the department, SLEEP must be incorporated into your daily routine. If you need assistance or strategies to help you get a good nights sleep, please call us at the Employee Wellness Section (EWS).
Take care and stay safe,
Rob & Luther
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https://www.policeone.com/ambush/articles/392562006-Cops-feeling-fatigued-Theres-a-nap-for-that/
Monthly Wellness Spotlight (July)
Hey all,
The Wellness Section has created a new objective in recognizing department members and specific units/sections within our organization. This month’s spotlight focuses on two patrol officers who have dedicated their entire career to patrol. They both shared some strategies on how they overcome the stressors patrol can sometimes offer.
Check out the below link to read the full article.
Earn Your Lunch Workout
All too often we over eat during our work shift, check out this program that will make you earn your lunch! If you find yourself needing motivation, find a colleague to do this program with you.
Eating on the Beat: Hidden Dangers
Hey guys check this article out, it discusses several options on how to tactfully eat while on patrol!
“When you start feeling the effects of long hours spent on patrol without a solid meal, you face a real job hazard. Poor food choices — combined with stress, erratic sleeping habits, often unpredictable conditions and other factors unique to police work — can take a toll on officers’ health over time, in the form of depression and disease.”
https://www.fopconnect.com/article/tactical-to-practical/eating-on-the-beat-hidden-dangers/
Please contact the Wellness Section if you would like assistance with meal planning. 816-459-4329 or 816-213-9103
