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Issues and Topics that Impact Law Enforcement Officers and Families
We talk about research-based information and real experiences from law enforcement personnel, spouses, couples, and subject matter experts to help you to help you connect, learn, and grow personally and as a couple.
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The Latest from the Podcast
Navigating Burnout in Law Enforcement Communities
Yolanda Harper, LCSW, and Cyndi Doyle discuss the impact of burnout in law enforcement officers, spouses, and relationships.
How to Advocate for Police Families after a Traumatic Brain Injury
In this episode of the Code4Couples podcast, host Cyndi Doyle continues the conversation with Joan Van De Greik about the severe financial impacts following her
The Impact of In The Line of Duty Injuries on Law Enforcement families
There’s an injury to the head on the job. If it’s an open wound, it gets addressed, stapled up, and healed. As time goes on,
Indirect Trauma in Law Enforcement Relationships
In a dual first responder home, there are times when first person and vicarious trauma must coexist. We may experience the traumatic incident firsthand and
Trauma in Law Enforcement Families
As a couple, we are aware that officers and their families can be impacted by the job. Sometimes, the impact is trauma. Trauma can be
Thriving In and Out of the Career
In this podcast episode, host Cyndi Doyle interviews Brian Ellis, a retired law enforcement officer and creator of Magnus Worx, about the importance of wellness
About Cyndi Doyle: Therapist & Wife of a LEO
As a licensed therapist and LEO spouse, I THOUGHT I understood the unique struggles in a police marriage. There was so much more that I didn’t know! No one told us that the very training that kept him safe every day also would cause our disconnection. Because I don’t want you to struggle with the same learning curve, I created Code4Couples®, so you can have the education and tools to keep your relationship Code 4!
Cyndi Doyle
LPCS, NCC, CDWF, CCISM
