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The Chaplain's Role: How Clergy Can Work With Law Enforcement is unavailable, but you can change that!

There is a very real need today to understand the demands upon the law enforcement family, and how to minister to their specific needs. These needs will be addressed from a practical, Chaplain perspective. A Chaplain generally is a clergy person with specialized training dealing with people in areas of grief and trauma, and within their specific field or industry i.e. hospitals, military, law...

The Chaplain works in three areas or “ventions.” The first area is prevention. Prevention is stopping something (in this context, something bad) from happening. The second area is called intervention. Intervention is stepping into the midst of a person’s crisis, coming alongside of them, and helping them get through the critical first few hours and days. The last area is postvention. Postvention is covered thoroughly in section four of this book. Postvention is picking
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