PTSD UK Reports That 20% Of Emergency Services Frontline Workers Will Go On To Develop PTSD: Compared To 4% In General Population.

Am I ok? Is question that often lingers in the minds of emergency service workers as they leave the scene of another fatality. Police officers called to discover a body after a collision, firefighters cutting victims from wreckage — these moments are part of their job. What many might say they’re paid to do.

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Record High Number Of Police Officers Suffering PTSD, But Why Does The Public Seem To Forget They Are Human?

We are frequently reminded on the internet to tick boxes that show ‘we are not robots’. Yet we fail to acknowledge this with police officers and expect them to deal with horrendous traumatic incidents without it leaving any impact on them.

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‘Police officers are now afraid to go out on the streets and actually do their job in fear of what repercussions they may face.’

“Police leaders do not go out on the front line like our response officers so do not see exactly what they are faced with and the reality is that they do not even begin to understand why these officers now, do not want to go out on our streets anymore or the trauma so many are suffering.”

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