Police mental health and wellbeing: Are your officers equipped to have difficult conversations?

5th August 2020Gareth Davies, Director, The Bravest Path 1 Comment

When it comes to the mental health and wellbeing of officers, former police leader turned development coach Gareth Davies believes there's a significant gap between discussions about the issues, and meaningful action or appreciation of their impact. The first step towards closing that gap is to create a culture where officers can have difficult conversations.

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