WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
E57 - Aired 05-11-23 Karen Solomon - Cheryl Juaire
E57 - Aired 05-11-23 Karen Solomon - Cheryl Juaire
E57 - Aired 05-11-23 Karen Solomon - Cheryl Juaire
Friday 12th May 2023
Dive into a candid conversation with Karen Solomon and Cheryl Juaire on the mental health crisis within law enforcement and first responders.
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Episode Overview
- The episode sheds light on the lack of mental health support for law enforcement and first responders
- Karen Solomon's organisation tracks and analyses law enforcement suicides, filling the gap in mental health support
- The discussion highlights the urgent need for improved mental health resources and support within the first responder community
- The episode showcases personal experiences and challenges faced by advocates for improved mental health support for first responders
- The podcast addresses the pressing need for a shift in attitudes toward mental health within law enforcement
It's not going to be this, you know, open the floodgates and all of a sudden people are going to start taking their lives because they're going to get a benefit when they die. But it was a great bill, great support on both sides of the aisle. And it's fantastic.
Ever wondered about the hidden struggles of those who protect and serve? In this episode of 'Courage to Hope', host Tony LaGreca sits down with Karen Solomon and Cheryl Juaire to tackle the often overlooked mental health challenges faced by law enforcement and first responders. These brave individuals share their personal stories and shed light on the dire need for better mental health support within their ranks.
Solomon, who leads an organization dedicated to tracking law enforcement suicides, discusses the alarming statistics and the urgent need for training and awareness. Juaire adds her voice to the conversation, highlighting the emotional toll and the lack of resources available to those on the front lines. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the mental health crisis in law enforcement and advocate for a much-needed shift in societal attitudes.
This episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of mental wellness for those who dedicate their lives to keeping us safe.