Addressing the impact of PTSD on police officers

21st July 2023Allister Rose, Managing Director, Hatikvah: Blue Hope Foundation

PTSD can have a devastating impact on police officers’ wellbeing, and lead to problematic behaviours including risk-taking and poor decision-making; former paramedic and New Zealand Police officer Allister Rose, Managing Director of the Hatikvah Blue Hope Foundation, believes NZ Police should learn from the experiences of policing in other countries including the UK, and take steps to prioritise the mental health of its officers through early identification, intervention and support.

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Addressing the impact of PTSD on police officers

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