Real Talk LEO

Sometimes things just don't go as you had planned and it really can bring you down. How do you stay motivated when these things happen? How do you get back up and keep performing when your motivation is gone?

Sean, a retired police sergeant and police academy instructor in topics regarding police health and wellness joins us! He shares with us important information on mental health during and after your career.

Having an 11 year old tell you to "Go f*** yourself". Being told to "Suck start your service weapon." You can't be a cop and not expect to face negativity from all directions. It can be very taxing on your soul and if you don't learn to channel it you simply will not survive in this career.

Are you interested in becoming a cop? You've made the decision to join law enforcement, but don't know how to prepare for the academy or what to expect? Going through the academy right now? Just interested in what most cops really go through and how it differs from Hollywood? We talk about getting hired, the stress of academy life and being successful. The unknown is the most stressful part, so remove it.

We take this podcast to the next level, after a very successful launch!! We dive into the second phase of being a cop, the hostility phase which we generally see at years 4-6 years of the career. Family and friends listen up, this is a critical time for your officers.

We pick up where we left off with Nikki as she explains what it's like being the spouse of a cop in part two of Family First.

We interview the spouse, daughter and sister of police officers who gives us her view growing up and the challenges her family faces.  This two part interview takes a deep dive into common problems LEO families face.  

This episode we discuss getting into law enforcement, the wave of emotions that come with it and offer some advice. 

We get the introductions nailed down and talk about the different phases a Law Enforcement Officer goes through over the course of their career.