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Quietting the chatter / Lisa Cooper-Lucas and Diana Karczmarcyzk.

Those in policing often suffer from adrenal exhaustion and fatigue, a byproduct of daily hypervigilance, which can create dysregulation of cortisol - the stress hormone. This cortisol and adrenaline dysregulation causes officers to "come alive" during their shift and causes them to crash with fatigue and hormonal dumps at the end of their shift.
Cooper-Lucas, Lisa
Karczmarcyzk, Diana
PERSONNEL--HEALTH AND SAFETY--WELLNESS
Article
2024
In Police Chief -- Vol. 91, no. 11 (November 2024).
Public
12/11/2024