Tips for EAPs Working with Law Enforcement
Date
2021-06Journal
Employee Assistance ReportPublisher
Iola, WI: Write it Rite, LLCType
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Editor’s note: Law enforcement has long been a challenging and stressful occupation that has come under immense pressure due to civil unrest stemming from recent police shootings and related events. James Rascati, MSW, LCSW, is the Director of Organizational Services at Behavioral Health Consultants, LLC, which provides EAP services for 145 organizations including 54 police and 28 fire departments. Employee Assistance Report (EAR) had the opportunity to speak with Jim about the challenges facing EAPs who count municipal unions (including police officers and firefighters) among their clients.Description
Questions and answers about EAPs and the issue of working with Law Enforcement with an expert in the fieldCitation
Rascati, James. ( 2021). Tips for EAPs Working with Law Enforcement. Employee Assistance Report. Vol. 24 (3).Rights/Terms
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EAPcivil unrest
police shootings
Employee assistance programs
Law enforcement
Police--Job stress
Police--Mental health
Police--Suicidal behavior
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