Healing our Heroes
Law Enforcement

1 in 4 Police Officers

have thoughts of suicide at some point in their life.

Suicide rate 4x higher

The suicide rate for police officers is four times higher than the rate for firefighters.

More police die by suicide

than in the line of duty

Higher rate of mental health issues

Compared to the general population, law enforcement report much higher rates of depression, PTSD, burnout, and other anxiety-related mental health conditions.

Like all civilians, members of law enforcement are susceptible to struggle with mental health.

Mental health can be a sensitive topic among law enforcement due to the negative stigma surrounding mental health and fear of job loss. As a result, police officers neglect to seek counsel and struggle with mental health at alarming rates. More members of law enforcement are dying by suicide than shootings and traffic accidents combined. Working with the veteran, first responder, and law enforcement community is an important part of the work we do at Retreat. We provide therapeutic care and support to combat a plethora of mental health and substance use disorders, as well as helping law enforcement deal with grief and trauma.

Grief and Loss
Depression and Anxiety
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Trauma
Emotional Support
for Family Members

Services We Offer Include

Whether you’re searching for “substance use treatment” or are looking for help managing other mental health conditions, our expert psychiatrists, therapists and counselors, nurses and medical professionals, and renowned care team are ready to serve you. Compassionate care is available, and together we can get you or your loved one on the path to a brighter and healthier future. Reach out today to learn more.