Resilience is built in the quiet moments no one else sees For years in law enforcement, resilience often meant one thing: Push through. Handle the call. Finish the shift. Go home. Do it again tomorrow. That mindset has built courageous professionals. But survival mode, sustained long enough, becomes erosion. Whether someone is on patrol, supervising in corrections, assigned to court security after years on the street, working investigations, or supporting operations behind th

Opinion Piece by Chaplain Christi Hall I’m pro-wellness and pro-evidence. My concern is the foundation  and long-term fruit. September...