Relevant Articles

2014

Weine, Steven M., & Horgan, John G. (2014)
Building resilience to violent extremism:
One community’s perspective. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 83(4).

2013
Granderson, J.E. (2013). Leadership spotlight: Believe in your own leadership. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 82(9).

Cruickshank, David. (2013). Perspective: Evaluating the paramilitary structure and morale. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 82(11).

2011

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Patton, G. L. (2011).  Coping with the career:  A review of the acquired life patterns of veteran officers  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 80(6), 16-23.

 

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Tovar, L. A. (2011).  Vicarious traumatization and spirituality in law enforcement.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 80(7), 16-21.


 

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McDonough, M. E. (2011).  The employee wellness plan:  A strategy for fighting the "evil from within."  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin,  80(12), 1-6.

 2010

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Ramos, O.  (2010).  Police suicide:  Are you at risk?  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 79(5), 21-23.

 

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Mattos, D.  (2010).  The need to promote career-long vitality and wellness in the police profession.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 79(10), 18-25.

 

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Feemster, S. L. (2010).  Addressing the urgent need for multi-dimensional training in law enforcement.  The Forensic Examiner, Fall, 42-47.

 

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Willis, D. S.  (2010).  The practice of spirituality and emotional wellness in law enforcement.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 79(12), 20-23.

 

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Feemster, S. L. & Collins, J. V. (2010).  Beyond survival toward officer wellness (BeSTOW):  Targeting law enforcement training.  The Police Chief, 77(11), 34-43.

 

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Feemster, S. L. (2010).  The price of freedom.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 79(12), 7.



2009

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Feemster, S. L. (2009).  Spirituality:  An invisible weapon for wounded warriors.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(1), 1-12.

 

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McDearis, T. R. (2009).  Wounded warriors and the Virginia Tech tragedy.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(1), 13-19.

 

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Charles, G.  (2009).  How spirituality is incorporated in police work.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(5), 22-25.

 

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Feemster, S. L. (2009).  Wellness and spirituality: Beyond survival practices for wounded warriors.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(5), 2-8.

 

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Tuck, I.  (2009).  Integrating spirituality into law enforcement.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(5), 14-21.

 

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Travis, F.  (2009).  Brain functioning as the ground for spiritual experiences and ethical behavior.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(5), 26-32.

 

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Willetts, J. G.  (2009).  A brief introduction to the language of spirit and law enforcement.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(5), 9-13.

 

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Smith, J. A. (2009).  Police training for the whole person.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 78(11), 1-8.

2007

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Schott, R. G. (2007).  Religion in the public workplace:  Regulation and accommodation.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 76(7), 23-32.

 

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Feemster, S. L. (2007).  Spirituality:  The DNA of law enforcement practice.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 76(11), 8-17.

 
2002

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Harpold, J. A., and Feemster, S. L. (2002).  Negative influences of police stress.  FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 71(9), 1-7.

Helpful Web Sites


Safe Call Now:

100% confidential resource for public safety employees, including law enforcement, first responders, fire, corrections, civilian support staff, and their families.
www.safecallnow.org
In Harm's Way:  Law Enforcement Suicide Prevention:  Offers training seminars and workshops on suicide prevention.  The webpage offers  resources, reproducible materials, articles with varying viewpoints, statistics and opinions from which readers can form their own conclusions on the magnitude of the law enforcement suicide problem, its causes, and the best approaches to finding a solution.  policesuicide.spcollege.edu
Maslow’s Hierarcy of Needs: A New Addition:  Depicts Maslow’s Hierarcy of Needs with a new category—spiritual needs. 
www.deepermind.com/20maslow.htm
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund: Overview of the National Law Enforcement Memorial and the fundraising efforts to increase public support for both the National Law Enforcement Memorial and the National Law Enforcement Museum. 
www.nleomf.org
National P.O.L.I.C.E. Suicide Foundation:  Provides suicide awareness and prevention training programs and support services meeting the psychological and spiritual needs of emergency workers and their families.
www.psf.org
Officer Down Memorial Page:  Dedicated to American Law Enforcement Officers who have been killed in the line of duty.
www.odmp.org
Spirituality Practice:  Gives a comprehensive overview of spirituality-related flims and literature. 
www.spiritualityandpractice.com/films/features and www.spiritualityandpractice.com/spiritualliteracy/