“We do have therapies that work. They’re not enjoyable. They don’t feel cozy. They have a strong sense of activity.The goal is to alter your behavior in order to alter your emotions.
The head of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Behavioral Health Division, Dr. Thomas McNeese, has recognized the heavy emotional toll that the job takes.
He said that the field regrettably “takes a toll on people” and that it had the power to “change” a person over time. “Meeting you. obtaining assistance.
It’s crucial to take action so that you don’t become trapped,” he said. What kind of mental health assistance does the HSCO provide? The biggest sheriff’s office in Texas,
HSCO, is providing “mental health and peer support services to Deputy Kohler’s colleagues as they grieve her tragic loss” in the wake of the deaths of its four current and former deputies.
“The community’s prayers and support are greatly appreciated by the Sheriff’s Office, and we extend our sincere condolences to Deputy Kohler’s family,” they said.
