The psychological consequences of emotional labour: A personal story

21st January 2018Sarah-Jane Lennie, Manchester Metropolitan University

Sarah-Jane Lennie was a successful and well-respected DI - until one day she couldn't do it any more. Now on a career break and studying for a PhD at Manchester Met, she tells her story and invites serving officers to take part in her research into the psychological consequences of the emotional work of policing.

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The psychological consequences of emotional labour: A personal story

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