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First responders discuss mental health, communication at annual symposium
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First responders discuss mental health, communication at annual symposium
Chris Perry said he remembers the day a young police officer asked him for help. Not with an emergency call. Not with an unruly suspect. And not with something commonly associated with police work. “He comes to me asking for a referral,” Perry said during the first day of the annual First Responder Brain & Body Health Symposium at the St. Elizabeth Training and Education Center in Erlanger earlier this month. “He says, ‘I saw something that real…
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