Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Nicole Juday
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Nicole Juday
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Nicole Juday
Friday 12th August 2022
Join Austin Pedersen and Brad Shepherd as they discuss first responder wellness with Nicole Juday from Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
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Get the buttons here!Championing Wellness: Insights from Nicole Juday of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department
We meet the recruits where they are from the beginning of the academy with the mentor program, and then sergeant Baker and the rest of the unit also works diligently to make sure that our retirees are respected on their way out, right.
Ever wondered how police officers manage their mental health amidst the pressures of their demanding jobs? In this eye-opening episode of 'No One Fights Alone', hosts Austin Pedersen and Brad Shepherd chat with Nicole Juday from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Nicole is a first responder wellness expert who shares her experiences and insights into Professional Development, Wellness, and Mentoring within the force.
Nicole talks about the unique challenges faced by law enforcement officers and emphasizes the importance of fostering a culture of wellness. She delves into how mentoring programs and professional development initiatives can significantly reduce stress and burnout among officers. The conversation also touches on the often-overlooked topic of retirement, discussing the need for realistic expectations and proper support for retiring officers.
Nicole's approach is both practical and empathetic, highlighting the significance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health in law enforcement. She notes, 'We meet the recruits where they are from the beginning of the academy with the mentor program, and then sergeant Baker and the rest of the unit also works diligently to make sure that our retirees are respected on their way out'.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the mental health struggles and solutions within law enforcement. It’s an engaging discussion that underscores the importance of continued efforts to support those who protect and serve.