The NPCC Recruitment, Retention and Wellbeing of Investigators (RRWI) group are holding a series of Wellness Cafés that primarily focus on the wellbeing of secondary investigators and analysts but are suitable for anyone working in policing.
We are delighted that the NPCC Recruitment, Retention and Wellbeing of Investigators, Secondary Investigators and Analysts group have shared these Wellness Café events with us, and have opened them to anyone working in policing.
Taking place throughout the year the Wellness Café’s will be 30 minute online sessions featuring an input from a guest speaker and the chance for delegates to ask questions.
Each session will be recorded, so no need to worry about missing out, and participants will receive an attendance certificate to count towards your Continuous Professional Development.
Dr Fazeelat Duran and Prof Jess Woodhams will share the work of the national group and the latest research
Join Thames Valley Police colleagues Jacky and Dawn for an overview on the signs of burnout and steps you can take to prioritise your mental wellbeing.
Adam Maullin from the Met, will share top tips for creating the right environment for wellbeing, whether you work in the office or at home.
Dr Fazeelat Duran will be share research from trauma experts on fostering a nurturing culture that prioritises wellbeing.
The Wellbeing Team of the Canadian Royal Mounted Police share their research into the importance of a selfcare routine and how to prioritise wellbeing during the working day.
You can register your place for any of the above sessions using the link below
Led by Dr Fazelat Duran of Birmingham University, this group of practitioners are passionate about improving the wellbeing of secondary investigators and analysts (SIA). They are part of the national investigator wellbeing group within the recruitment, retention and wellbeing of investigator portfolio, and they share the latest best practice to help make a positive difference to police staff resilience.