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Peer Support Training for Civilians for Non-First Responders

JULY 11 | 9AM-5PM

Dr. Thompson, a retired NYPD detective with over 20 years of service as well as a research psychologist and scientist at Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, will present BHAP peer training for civilians. Lunch will be provided and space is limited.

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• Peer Support is an important component of the Behavioral Health Access Program (BHAP). Peer Support Team members provide a safe space for colleagues who may be experiencing stressors such as divorce, grief, health, work, family/home life concerns. Peer Support are not counselors but act as a bridge to help connect employees to resources while maintaining confidentiality for those that seek their assistance. The Peer Support Team plays an active role in keeping fellow employees safe, healthy, and productive.

For more information, contact nina.taxis@copbfl.com.