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The Cop Doc: Ellen Kirschman
The Cop Doc: Ellen Kirschman
The Cop Doc: Ellen Kirschman
Wednesday 13th May 2020
Explore Ellen Kirschman's work with first responders and her mystery series about Dr. Dot Meyerhoff in this engaging episode.
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Episode Overview
- First responders face unique mental health challenges.
- Ellen Kirschman's mystery series offers insight into police work.
- Cyber crimes against children deeply affect officers' personal lives.
- Female officers often encounter distinct challenges in law enforcement.
- The pandemic has added new stressors for first responders.
"I really wanted to use fiction as a vehicle to help the reader really see inside what tends to be very stereotypical."
Ellen Kirschman, known affectionately as the 'Cop Doc', brings her unique blend of clinical psychology and mystery writing to this engaging episode. Ellen's passion for helping first responders shines through as she discusses her work with police officers, firefighters, and other emergency personnel facing traumatic stress. She shares the journey that led her from being a probation officer to a psychologist dedicated to supporting those on the front lines. Her mystery series featuring Dr.
Dot Meyerhoff, a police psychologist, is a fascinating exploration of the human stories behind the badge, inspired by real-life experiences and challenges faced by first responders. The conversation also touches on the impact of cyber crimes against children and how this harrowing work affects officers and their families. Ellen's insights into the mental toll of such assignments are both eye-opening and deeply empathetic.
As she shares anecdotes from her own life and work, you'll find yourself drawn into the complex world of first responders and the psychological hurdles they face. Kristen Sunanta-Walker, the host, guides the discussion with humour and warmth, creating an intimate atmosphere that feels like a chat between friends. This episode is not just about understanding the struggles of first responders but also about recognising the importance of mental health support in their lives.
If you're curious about how fiction can illuminate real-world issues or want to hear stories from those who protect and serve, this episode is a must-listen.