How to Avoid Police Officer Burnout
The day you receive a call back for a job you've always wanted is magical. All that hard work paid off, and you finally get to be one of New York's bravest. And with each passing day, you get more and more accustomed to your job as a police officer. As great as it is, though, tiredness and fatigue do set in eventually. Some people don’t even notice it until it hits them all at once. Whether it’s months or years down the line, police officer burnout is expected. So, what can you do to avoid the inevitable? Create A Support System No one can understand your stress more than the people who work with you. While you may feel a disconnect while sharing your worries about your job with family, your colleagues can not only empathize, but can even share the burden with you. Creating a support system to navigate workplace stress is essential. It can help you maintain your physical and mental health , which you need to perform well on the job. Additionally, sharing fears and fr...