Looking after the square pegs – Blog by John Nelson, Chair of NPAA
Are we approaching workplace stress the wrong way? The last couple of years have seen an increased recognition of the importance of staff w...
28th January 2019
Blogs
Hear from some of the leading names in Wellbeing from across the country
BLOG: Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Act 2018 – By CC Andy Rhodes
In this short blog I explain why I think the new Act is well overdue and more importantly why this isn’t just about the legislation itself...
13th November 2018
BLOG: Oscar Kilo – One Year On – By CC Andy Rhodes
Oscar Kilo has been up and running a year now and to mark the occasion, I have penned a few words that attempt to capture what has been achi...
10th July 2018
Where is the UK on its journey to provide world class wellbeing support for its people? By CC Rhodes
I’ve decided to hit the keyboard after spending some quality time sharing research, practice and learning with colleagues from across the ...
24th May 2018
Trauma processing and resilience in operational policing may be closer than we think – A blog by Dr Jess Miller
Dr Jess Miller is Research Fellow at the Police Dependants’ Trust and the University of Cambridge and lead for the Trauma Resilience in UK...
28th March 2018
Time to Talk Day – Blog by Chief Constable Andy Rhodes
Today is an important day , it’s another opportunity to stand up and say it’s ok to talk about how healthy our minds are. Nobody is sure...
1st February 2018
A healthy workforce in the emergency services – By Linda Hindle, Public Health England
Public Health England's National Engagement Lead for Police, Fire and Ambulance Services, Linda Hindle, shares her views on the importance o...
25th January 2018
Musculoskeletal Health: A Partnership Approach – By Ginder Narle
Musculoskeletal conditions affect over 10 million people and are the leading cause of disability in England, according to the Global Burden ...
10th December 2017
Blog by Sarah Jane Lennie: My Research
This is the second part of a blog written for Oscar Kilo by Sarah Jane Lennie, a serving police officer on a career break after fifteen year...
25th August 2017
BLOG – Bringing Neuroscience to Policing – By Dr Jess Miller
Dr Jessica (Jess) Miller, Neuropsychologist at the Police Dependants’ Trust (now Police Care UK) and the University of Cambridge writes fo...
28th July 2017