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New program helps Florida law enforcement officers recognize PTSD
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Carrie Pettus-Davis is the founder of the FSU Institute for Justice Research and Development and was instrumental in developing the training program Resiliency Behind the Badge. Unveiled Thursday, the three-hour course seeks to help officers recognize PTSD in themselves and fellow officers. (Provided by Capitol News Service)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida law enforcement officers have a new tool to help them spot post-traumatic stress disorder in themselves and coworkers.
The goal of the online delivery program developed at Florida State University is to help officers understand why and when they are feeling abnormal stress and how to manage what they are feeling.