Psychological Risk Management
The aim of this part of the National Police Wellbeing Service is to assist Police Officers and Police Staff who are at risk of, or are exper...
18th April 2019
Psychological Risk Management
This part of the service will provide two levels of screening tools and guidance which are aimed at assisting police officers and staff who are at risk of, or are experiencing, work related or work affecting mental ill-health and/or trauma related exposure. Screening allows us to identify the level of risk and respond appropriately to reduce any harm.
Psychological Risk Management Structured Interview Training
Our new Structured Interview training course is for Occupational Health professionals, working within policing, to help them assess an indi...
13th December 2019
BLOG – The Empty Chair by DS Brad Greenstreet
Detective Sergeant Brad Greenstreet is an officer in the New Zealand Police who has a strong interest in mental health and wellbeing in law ...
25th April 2019
GUIDANCE – HSE Stress Management Standards
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimates the costs to society of work-related stress to be around £4 billion each year, while 13.5 m...
25th April 2019
TOOLKIT – HSE Talking Toolkit
Many line managers are nervous about having important conversations with staff, but talking with members of staff is important to help preve...
25th April 2019
RESEARCH: The role of psychological screening for emergency service responders
A brand new research paper has been published examining the role that psychological screening and surveillance can take in improving the de...
15th November 2018
GUIDANCE – Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Policing – College of Policing
A brand new, short guidance document entitled 'Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Policing' has been published by the College of Poli...
2nd November 2018
GUIDANCE – Psychological Risk Management: Introduction & Guidance
This paper provides an introduction and guidance to forces considering how to assess and manage areas of policing where there is a higher le...
17th May 2017