Virtual Support for Officer

SAFLEO provides education and resources to law enforcement officers and agencies and those who support law enforcement including colleagues, friends, family, and clergy members. They are here to help you get what, where, and/or who you need.

Ellen is a clinical psychologist specializing in police and public safety psychology. She is the author of three non-fiction books, and a semi-autobiographical mystery series told from the perspective of police psychologist Dr. Dot Meyerhoff, who is too dedicated for…

This is a Facebook page is for Deputies of the King County Sheriff’s Office and their friends and family to stay connected.

Explore the collection of IACP resources that support the safety, health, and wellness of every officer, and use these resources when developing comprehensive officer safety and wellness strategies.

Community of Northwest first responders. Responder First NW hosts weekly virtual meetings for first responders where they can relax in a nonjudgmental and drama-free place to have conversations where you’ll find (and give) moral support, advice, and encouragement.

Wellness for Warriors is free and confidential support for first responders. They offer peer and familial support. They also provide sleep support, yoga, meditation, mindfulness, nutrition, and fitness guidance. Law Enforcement Family recommended.

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) is a method of helping first responders and others who have been involved in critical incidents that leave them emotionally and/or physically affected by those incidents.  CISM is a process that enables peers to help…

Giving first responders easy, quick access to organizations that can assist them with various problems related to their jobs. From peer support to mental health care to financial aid – everything first responders need can be found by answering a…

All Clear Foundation’s mission is to improve the overall well-being and longevity of those who serve our communities in times of need. They believe that healthy Emergency Responders contribute to healthier communities.

Officers can access anonymous and confidential mental health and wellness initiatives, addiction awareness tools, assessments, and direction toward treatment and care.