Vol. 4, Issue 3, 2023

Welcome to Issue #3, which shares information on mental health; crisis work in law enforcement;and 911 counseling services.

Welcome to Issue #3, which shares information on mental health; crisis work in law enforcement;and 911 counseling services.

Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Judith Reveal
A guide to Volume 4, Issue 3 contents
Editorial
Editorial Column
Victor Welzant
Follow Dr Victor Welzant's lead as he introduces articles in Volume 4, Issue 3
Program development
AN INTEGRATED MULTI-COMPONENT PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION IN RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY VIOLENCE
Lt. Steve ThomasJennifer CorbinGeorge S. Everly Jr.
A road map for how other communities might structure a program to respond to the psychological consequences of crime
Original research
Assessment of Program Effectiveness of Counseling Services in 911 Telecommunication Centers
Nicole KinkadeOgbochi McKinneyLevi GarrettJanet Bonome
Telecommunicators are the essential link between the public and first responders but have been often under-recognized for the roles they play and the toll it takes on their mental health.
ESSAY
STOP THE THREAT - STOP THE STIGMA
Adam A. Meyers
The issue of mental health is prominent everywhere in the public safety profession and it is an issue that commands a new perspective.
Program development
“PEER PARACOUNSELING” TO FOSTER RESILIENCE AND REDUCE THE BURDEN ON COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
George S. Everly Jr.
Despite gallant efforts, we have failed to provide adequate access to mental health services in these times. Perhaps it’s time for a tectonic shift in training and practice.