SEYMOUR — Seymour’s police and fire personnel will now have access to comprehensive mental health support at no personal cost, thanks to new agreements approved with Schneck Medical Center.
Mayor Matt Nicholson announced that the city recently finalized agreements establishing a system for emergency workers to receive vital behavioral health services anonymously.
The new program recognizes the intense emotional and psychological stress faced by police officers and firefighters. Under the plan, emergency workers can access a range of services designed to support their mental well-being:
Onsite or Remote Counseling
Crisis Assessment and Intervention
Case Management
Community Referrals
Crucially, these resources will be available to employees at no cost.
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