#NoBSMentalFitness with Jenna Romano - Impact of Child Abuse on Officers feat. Keven Hendricks

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4.9 • 933 Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2021

⏱️ 103 minutes

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In this new episode, Jenna talks with Keven Hendricks about the impacts of witnessing child abuse on officers as well as his experiences on the force, what he's seen, and how he deals with the trauma. Recorded on 11/12/2021. Keven's Website: https://ubivisproject.org/ To listen to more #NoBSMentalFitness episodes with Jenna, subscribe to her free email or get in touch click the link: https://linktr.ee/jennarosecoaching *Please know that emails and social media are not monitored 24/7 and therefore should not be used for crisis contact. Here are some resources: Psychologytoday.com to search for therapists 1-800-COPLINE for peer support National suicide prevention lifeline 1800 273 8255 DISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast is not to be considered medical advise for any reason and nothing on it is intended to provide or act as a substitute for mental health treatment or medical treatment. We do not know your history or personal situation and cannot advise you or provide you with clinical recommendations without a consultation - This content is for general education.

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0:00.0	What is up street cop people?
0:04.0	What?
0:05.0	What?
0:07.0	You trying to be a street cop?
0:10.0	You trying to be a street cop people? This is Jenna Romano. I will be hosting today's
0:18.0	podcast along with me is Kevin Hendricks, our street cop trainer.
0:24.4	He teaches Dark Web.
0:26.4	I'm not going to mess it all up.
0:27.6	So I'm going to let him introduce himself
0:29.5	in just a second.
0:31.0	Before we do that, I want to give just a brief intro of myself just for those of you who may be listening for the first time.
0:38.0	I am a therapist, I'm a psychotherapist, over 10 years psychotherapy experience, worked in child protection, spent some time in a jail, working there, don't worry.
0:51.0	I have my own private practice for a while I employed some amazing
0:56.6	clinicians worked in child welfare for a significant portion of my time. My
1:01.2	clinical experiences, my specialties are substance abuse, I'm duly licensed and mental health and
1:06.7	substance abuse and I also work a lot with trauma and anxiety.
1:14.5	So that's just a little bit of my background.
1:17.2	How I got here, I got pretty burned out in my career,
1:20.8	spending a whole lot of time with trauma, with high risk, fast pace type of work, it
1:27.4	burnt me out over the course of 10 years.
1:29.8	And I tried to maneuver that with different jobs and different adventurous fun things that I could do within my career. But in the end I was still really burnt out. So that got me to a place where I said you know I really need to find my passion and my purpose and in doing that the only thing that I could think of was working with first responders. I have several first responders in my family, I'm a law enforcement wife, and I really saw the impact of burnout affecting not only myself, but first responders around me and I said you know what I want to take everything that I know about mental health and about wellness and I'm going to give it back to my first responder community.
2:12.6	So that's how I got here.
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