Dr. Gallivan is a Licensed Police Psychologist in the State of California. She has been licensed since 2002, and Board Certified in Police & Public Safety Psychology since 2011. She began her law enforcement training at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, where she completed a pre-doctoral internship and a post-doctoral fellowship in law enforcement psychology.
She is currently an Executive Board Member of the Police Psychological Services Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Dr. Gallivan has conducted countless pre-employment psychological screenings and fitness for duty evaluations, and she provides consultation, management of peer support teams, and psychological debriefings to over 60 police and public safety agencies in Southern California.
She is currently an Executive Board Member of the Police Psychological Services Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Dr. Gallivan has conducted countless pre-employment psychological screenings and fitness for duty evaluations, and she provides consultation, management of peer support teams, and psychological debriefings to over 60 police and public safety agencies in Southern California.
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Public safety employees make many personal sacrifices to serve the community and our country. Our staff is dedicated to provide the support they deserve to cope with the psychological trauma & stress that they sustain from their service. The number of police officers that are killed by their own hands is 2 to 3 times the number killed in felonious assults.
Public safety employees work in unpredictable, high-stress environments that can take an overwhelming mental and emotional toll. Stress can cause health problems, substance abuse, and mental illness. Peer Support members are co-workers who are trained by a licensed psychologist to help provide private and confidential (AB-1117) emotional support, psychoeducation, and appropriate referrals.
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