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lessons learned from 13-year career in the Secret Service, emphasizing the importance of one's inner circle, the distinction between identity and instrumental mindsets…
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Jessica Flores embodies resilience. Faced with a challenging journey marked by injury and forced retirement, she delved into the depths of her being, discovering an unwavering strength to navigate her trials. What sets her apart is not just the determination to overcome her ordeal, but a steadfast focus on the future—the "Next Shift" in her life. What sets you apart? Are you resilient? Resilience, as exemplified by Jessica, emerges as a pivotal factor in the art of survival. She sheds light on constructive ways to fortify resilience, offering a beacon of hope in the fight against suicide. Jason M. Palamara and I noted in Chapter 10 of Living Blue that the keys to resilience lie in mental health professionals attuned to the unique challenges faced by LEOs, impactful awareness campaigns, and the power of peer-to-peer programs. Mental Health Professionals Who Understand LEOS Mental health professionals may not understand the stressors of LEOs, or be vetted or culturally competent to recognize their numerous cultures, ethnicities, religions, genders, and sexual orientations (IACP, 2023). Agencies must seek out mental health professionals who understand the culture, and the stressors and have the therapeutic skills to work with LEOs. These professionals need to be aware of best practices to screen for chronic suicidal ideation, intent, and planning, which are risk factors for attempts and suicide. LEOs with a persistent suicidal state may not respond well to typical crisis management strategies and need trained professionals in evidence-based, suicide-specific care related to officers, or a treatment plan won’t work. Awareness Campaigns Although they may resist getting help, they won’t resist talking to someone if it will make them feel stronger. Most officers don’t have a clue as to who to reach out to. An awareness campaign about who to call and what to do might help. Peer-to-Peer Programs Peer-to-peer programs can prevent intentional self-directed violence. There are trained peers who are part of the police community that can help them manage their suicidal thoughts. In the symphony of life, resilience plays a harmonious note, echoing the strength needed to face adversity and embrace, as Jessica notes, the "Next Shift" with unwavering resolve. #suicideprevention #vicarioustrauma #compassionfatigue #lawenforcementofficer
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Patrol officer, detective, and sergeant were the titles Jessica Flores held as a LEO before an injury ended her career. Jessica pulled from her experience and started to think about what was next in life. She didn’t let her past hold her back rather, she used it as fuel for what would become her next shift. Barbara Rubel, Compassion Fatigue Speaker and I felt that The Life Beyond Law Enforcement chapter of Living Blue was the perfect spot to highlight Jessica’s wisdom for how to prepare for the day where you no longer wear the uniform. The transition period in leaving a career as a LEO and then back to civilian life is one filled with many complexities. I am glad there are people like Jessica sharing their stories so that others may have a smoother transition when it is their time to retire. Read what Jessica has to say on page 308 of Living Blue!
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Tell me your stories about being exploited at work because you're proving you're a team player, or that you are worthy of promotion (confidential). This post from Ste Bell really got me thinking. I'm a polymath and really enjoy doing different bits and pieces that are outwith my strict 'job description'. So I agree with Ste to a large extent - I don't reshare posts on LinkedIn for the purposes of angry rebuttals. But I also know far too many stories of people who've been made to do work they're not paid for by people using this logic. For example: 🪜 Working consistently at a more senior level, being denied promotion, then being replaced by a higher pay grade when they leave. ⬆ Acting up to cover absence, without extra pay, then being passed over when the role is appointed (and sometimes having to train the new person!) ⏲ Having to work extra hours because 'we all have to muck in for this to succeed', but working as much extra as the CEO, when you're not the one who sees that benefit. I'm thinking of putting a wee blog together about it. If you have an anecdote like this you'd like to share, send me a message. Everything will be treated in strict confidence and anonymised. Thanks!
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Marine Science master’s student at The University of Gothenburg whose research focuses on the sustainability, ecology, and economics of macroalgae and multi-trophic aquaculture.
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