The Mental Health and Wellness Policing Summit

The 3rd Annual Mental Health and Wellness Policing Summit

Identifying and Supporting Mental Health and Wellness to Ensure Occupational Safety

Police departments nationwide continue to search for ways to protect the mental health and well-being of law enforcement personnel as psychological pressures increase on both a personal and professional level.

The 3rd Annual Mental Health and Wellness Policing Summit will arm police professionals from across the nation with valuable insights on improving your current practices and securing the safety of your officers. Enjoy a five-star conference experience featuring a top-tier speaking faculty providing practical, compliant, and actionable guidance to advance the mental health, safety, and wellness of your team members.

who should attend

With a wide variety of topics that focus on issues related to the mental health, safety, and wellness of law enforcement professionals, this is the nation's most comprehensive event for police and personnel across all job titles. You can expect to network with:

Police Officers & Sheriffs
Sergeants
Personnel & Recruitment
Human Resources
Lieutenants
Captains
Detectives
Commanders
Deputy Chiefs
Dispatchers

Top Reasons to Attend

Here are a few reasons your peers attended the previous summit:

Outline actionable steps to cultivate a positive organizational culture
Examine data and see how you can use it to monitor and enhance wellness initiatives
Explore the principles of trauma-informed care in law enforcement
Discuss steps to create a stigma free environment
Explore the role of experienced officers in mentoring newcomers
Review intervention strategies to support at-risk individuals
Highlight innovative recruitment strategies focused on wellness
Discuss strategies for integrating nutrition into wellness initiatives
Explore the components of an effective mental health crisis response team
Learn how to train officers for crisis intervention

“The networking sessions were very beneficial. I made contacts, shared ideas, and discussed our similar struggles. These situations are far too common and sharing plans and strategies is helpful for everyone.”

Sergeant, RCMP

“I really enjoyed this conference and learned a great deal that I will bring back to my agency. I'm excited to share this information with my fellow officers to help us build a better Health and Wellness Unit.”

Corporal, Prince George’s Police Department