If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, we can help you with our mental and behavioral health care.

• Increase of Anxiety/Panic

• Engaging in Risky Behaviors

• Increase of Emotional Eating or Decrease in Appetite

• Increase in Irritability, Anger and Rage Responses

• Not Enjoying Things that You Used to Enjoy

• Feeling Emotional, Can’t Stop Crying

• Feeling Numb and Detached (not feeling emotional when you should)

• Feeling Like the Event Isn't Real or Happening to Someone Else

• Having Thoughts of Hurting Yourself and/or Committing Suicide

• Having Thoughts of Wanting to Hurt Others

Work can be tough sometimes, and we are here to help!

• Dread to Return to Work

• Increase in Calling Out Sick

• Feeling Burned Out "Compassion Fatigue"

• Feeling Less Patient with the Public When Responding to Calls

• Feeling Triggered By Certain Calls (kid calls, suicides, car accidents, Line of Duty Traumas, Line of Duty Deaths, Moral Injury etc)

• Experiencing Stress Due to: Injury Recovery, Loss of Work, Workplace Investigations, Criminal Investigations

• Difficulty Driving by Certain Areas of Town Due to Memories of "Bad Calls"

• Losing Focus on the Job

• Frequent Injuries

• Experiencing Triggers on the Job that Remind You of Current or Past Traumas in Your Life

If you are having difficulty sleeping or getting a good rest, we are here to help.

• Frequent Nightmares

• Sleep Pattern Changing- Reduced Sleep, Increase of Sleep or Quality of Sleep Changing

High paced and stressful jobs can bring on unhealthy habits. We understand and are here to help.

• Increase of Alcohol and/or Substances

• Using Substance to Cope or to Fall Asleep

Relationships with family and friends are important, but sometimes we withdraw or aren’t feeling like ourselves. We’re here to help navigate relationships with you.

• Increased Relationship Challenges and Marital Difficulties

• Withdrawing from Friends and Family