Professor Puzzle | Sherlock Holmes: Detective Toolkit | Strategy Game | Ages 8+ | 1+ Players

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Each day, watch a video from Anna with instructions and guidance on how to follow the five day challenge. As we know, our mental health, like our physical health fluctuates, so it is wise to build resilience, and to stay as healthy as possible when our work is demanding, traumatic and often relentless. This toolkit has been designed for investigators with the aim of ensuring anyone who works in an investigative role in policing can feel heard, valued and know where to seek wellbeing support if they need it. Learn about how detectives use forensic science to answer questions, gather evidence, and solve crimes. The present is now a week old and as soon as she gets home from school she is writing a crime scene report or taking your finger prints.

Investigator week of action | Oscar Kilo

This refill set replenishes the consumables in the Classroom Crime Scene Science Kit, so you can do the CSI experiments again and again. Officers wishing to access the online service will receive an initial dual assessment with women’s health-trained fitness and physiotherapy professionals; followed by a detailed treatment plan including signposting to appropriate services or resources. The toolkit provides investigators, their line managers and senior leaders with a raft of interventions that have proven benefits and are graded to show ease of implementation, cost of implementation and effectiveness. Interventions are categorised into leadership, personal resilience, protect and prepare the workforce, creating the environment, and mental health. It has exercises that teach how to observe and remember things carefully, and its' simple experiments present techniques for finding and evaluating clues.This refreshed toolkit is being launched as part of the national investigator week of action taking place the 7th - 11th November. We have created a brand new wellbeing toolkit in collaboration with the Association of Police Communicators (APComm), to help those working in policing communications cope with the demands of the role. It has been developed by the National Wellbeing of Investigators Working Group, with the support of the Police Federation, the College of Policing, the National Police Chiefs Council and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services. This updated toolkit provides investigators, their line managers and senior leaders with the information they need to enhance the health and wellbeing of investigators, particularly those in higher risk roles. The Durham University 2019 National Police Wellbeing Survey demonstrated that investigators, both staff and officers, experience the lowest levels of wellbeing across policing, and particularly suffer from a loss of emotional energy.

Detective Toolkit - Mystery Case Professor PUZZLE The Detective Toolkit - Mystery Case

We may use your personal information to send you promotional information about third parties which we think you may find interesting if you tell us that you wish this to happen. The toolkit has been delivered by the ‘Wellbeing of Investigators’ working group whose aim is to understand the national picture relating to the wellbeing of detectives/police staff investigators (PSIs). It is therefore more important than ever for officers, staff and supervisors to look after themselves and each other and I encourage you to access the resources in this toolkit. Police officers and staff do a critical job in keeping society safe and it’s only right that you feel supported in your work. In April 2019, the CIPD issued some top tips for line managers, to help them keep their teams happy and healthy in work by adopting a positive leadership approach, with the headline: 'Four steps every manager can take to make sure stress doesn’t get in the way of success'.This toolkit by Business in the Community, provides practical information for employers on creating an environment where staff understand the importance of sleep and recovery to make healthier choices at work and at home.