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S4 E30 Clinician’s Guide to Working with Police with Guests Sonny Provetto and Dr. Stacy Raymond
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In this episode, we’re diving into what mental health clinicians and therapists need to know about treating law enforcement officers. It's a world where culture, stigma, and trust collide in a high-stakes environment. With us is Sonny Provetto, a powerhouse in the field. He's a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, EMDR Consultant, and the founder and Clinical Director at the Vermont Center for Responder Wellness. Alongside him is our own EMDR therapist Stacy Raymond, PsyD, a mental health expert who knows the ins and outs of supporting these extraordinary individuals.
Together, they'll share insider knowledge and practical tips every clinician needs. They’re diving deep into the realm of post-traumatic stress (PTSD) and job-related issues. If you're determined to make a real impact and want to truly grasp the intricate layers of a law enforcement officer's experience, this is one conversation you can't afford to miss!
We explore some of the most common mental health issues that law enforcement officers (LEOs) face, like post-traumatic stress injury, anxiety, and depression. We also delve into the obstacles police officers encounter when seeking mental health treatment, examining why they are often so resistant to seeking help. Our experts provide actionable strategies to encourage more police officers to seek out psychotherapy, and discuss how to approach building trust and rapport with LEO clients, given the potential for stigma and reluctance to seek help. Tune in to learn how to make a tangible difference in the mental health and well-being of these vital community protectors.
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