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    • Adler Graduate School, with support from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, recently completed a specialized training program for licensed mental health professionals focused on serving law enforcement personnel and their families.

    This intensive 36-hour program equipped clinicians with:

    • A deeper understanding of law enforcement culture
    • Insight into the unique stressors and challenges faced by officers and their families
    • Evidence-based strategies for supporting resilience and wellness

    The result is a growing network of therapists specifically trained to meet the unique mental health needs of Minnesota’s law enforcement community.

    We are proud to share this new searchable directory of trained providers, making it easier for law enforcement personnel and their families to connect with qualified support. 

    Find a Trained Provider Now!

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