Every contact leaves a trace: Why Police Dependants’ Trust research is revealing and hugely important

24th November 2016Nathan Constable - Blogger

"Police officers deal with enough grief and trauma during the service and are exposed to such constant negativity that it must do – and does – affect their mental health". Police blogger and serving officer "Nathan Constable" takes a personal look at the effect that policing can have on an individual, and commends the Police Dependants' Trust on research findings they have recently published..

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Every contact leaves a trace: Why Police Dependants’ Trust research is revealing and hugely important

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