A printable poster about stress breathing techniques developed by the U.S. Navy

A brochure addressing law officer mental wellbeing, from the U.S. Department of Justice Community Oriented Policing Services

A guide for responders and agencies for dealing with stress after critical incidents, from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration

An easy-to-use guide addressing fire personnel mental and emotional health, from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

A user-friendly toolkit for individuals, leaders and clinicians, addressing many facets of responder behavioral health

Practical, actionable steps for aiding responders after a disaster, from the American Group Psychotherapy Association

A printable poster addressing suicide awareness among law enforcement, from the U.S. Department of Justice Community Oriented Policing Services

A tip sheet with practical advice for what to do and not do after trauma, from the U.S. Public Health Service

An easily printable brochure on how to recognize and support responder mental distress, from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

An easy-to-use brochure with practical advice for identifying the signs and symptoms of PTSD, from the National Institute of Mental Health

Tools for aiding responders in cultivating resiliency, from the U.S. Department of Labor

A guide to help recognize the signs of suicidal thoughts and help responders who are having them, from the International Association of Chiefs of Police

A practical guide to help officers understand the impacts of sleep deprivation, from the International Association of Chiefs of Police

A printable brochure addressing officers' specifical nutritional needs, from the International Association of Chiefs of Police

Practical steps for responders and agencies for dealing with stressful events, from the Traffic Incident Management Network

Helping corrections officers, their loved ones and agencies recognize and manage stress, from American Military University

Advice and tips for responders and agencies on understanding and dealing with stress, from American Military University

Helping law officers understand and worth through the effects of stress, from American Military University

A robust toolkit for responders to help deal with trauma, by the U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime

A tip sheet to help responders recognize and offer support to those dealing with PTSD, from the National Center for PTSD