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Diagnosis and treatment

Resources to help identify and seek support for mental health issues such as trauma, anxiety, and depression.

As part of their work, Victoria Police employees may personally experience or be exposed to death, serious injury, and/or violence. These events can be extremely stressful, challenge a person’s ability to cope, and impact on relationships and work.

Noticing changes in your mental health and coping behaviours is an important first step in seeking help on your wellbeing journey.

This page provides information and resources to help diagnose symptoms of mental ill-health, and treatment options for the mental health and wellbeing of current and veteran Victoria Police employees.

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Support for you and your loved ones

Providing current and veteran Victoria Police employees and their families wellbeing support - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.