Personal resilience: A very short ‘resilience prescription’ for working as a police officer

7th November 2018Dr Ian Hesketh, Senior Policy Adviser, College of Policing

Why is it that some people thrive in conditions of uncertainty, but and others become extremely stressed? Dr Ian Hesketh, Wellbeing Lead for the College of Policing, and Chief Constable Andy Rhodes, NPCC Lead for Wellbeing and Engagement, put forward a short 'resilience prescription', suggesting the key characteristics of a mindset that can improve the ability to cope with a policing environment

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Personal resilience: A very short ‘resilience prescription’ for working as a police officer

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