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my PODCASTS
LOOKING AT THE RISING RATES OF POLICE SUICIDE.
LOOKING AT THE RISING RATES OF POLICE SUICIDE.
LOOKING AT THE RISING RATES OF POLICE SUICIDE.
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TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️
These podcasts examine and discuss suicide and associated trauma. If you have been affected by anything in these podcasts, you can contact the Samaritans on 116 123
For several years now, the levels of mental health and well-being within the UK police have been in decline. Many will a
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TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️
These podcasts examine and discuss suicide and associated trauma. If you have been affected by anything in these podcasts, you can contact the Samaritans on 116 123
For several years now, the levels of mental health and well-being within the UK police have been in decline. Many will argue that this is a result of an ever-increasing workload, a reduction in capacity and experience, underfunding, and a perception that social and mainstream media proactively portray a negative narrative of law enforcement within the UK.
Additionally, lenient sentencing, poor organizational practices, and the disproportionate time spent on officers under investigation have contributed to create a perfect storm. In this short series of podcasts, I will be looking at the rising trend of police officers taking their own lives. I will be speaking with a variety of people to put a spotlight on police suicide, the reasons behind it, and hopefully how we can halt it’s rise.
This is the latest podcast series from DCT Audio.
A MINDFUL LIFE
LOOKING AT THE RISING RATES OF POLICE SUICIDE.
LOOKING AT THE RISING RATES OF POLICE SUICIDE.
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This series was an extension of the Walk the Talk podcast series, looking at wellbeing across all walks of life not just the police and blue light services. Leading by example, the first episode, "A broken cop and his road to recovery" followed my own breakdown, how it had affected me and how I got thr
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This series was an extension of the Walk the Talk podcast series, looking at wellbeing across all walks of life not just the police and blue light services. Leading by example, the first episode, "A broken cop and his road to recovery" followed my own breakdown, how it had affected me and how I got through it. The series is still live and I am always looking for people to share their story, in the hope that it may become a guidebook for someone else. podcasting podcast hosting
WALK THE TALK
THE THIN BLUE MIND
THE THIN BLUE MIND
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This was where it all began. My very first podcast series starting in December 2016. Armed with only an iPhone and a pair of Rode Lav mics. The aim of the series was to look at wellbeing within the police service of the UK. The very first interview was with the then Deputy Chief Constable Andy Rhodes of
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This was where it all began. My very first podcast series starting in December 2016. Armed with only an iPhone and a pair of Rode Lav mics. The aim of the series was to look at wellbeing within the police service of the UK. The very first interview was with the then Deputy Chief Constable Andy Rhodes of the Lancashire Constabulary. He was the wellbeing police service lead for wellbeing and director of Oscar Kilo, the police service national programme for wellbeing. The whole purpose of the series was to share the journey of ordinary folk who had managed to overcome their own personal adversity. podcasting podcast hosting
THE THIN BLUE MIND
THE THIN BLUE MIND
THE THIN BLUE MIND
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This is podcast series I had wanted to do for sometime. Retired police officers Steve Bradshaw and Richard Horton, together with myself collaborated to produce a show about current policing issues and topics. We always said that when we had nothing else to say we would stop and that is exactly what we d
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This is podcast series I had wanted to do for sometime. Retired police officers Steve Bradshaw and Richard Horton, together with myself collaborated to produce a show about current policing issues and topics. We always said that when we had nothing else to say we would stop and that is exactly what we did. Across the series though, we discussed numerous issues that continue to be relevant to today's modern police service. podcasting podcast hosting