How To Survive Your Relationship With A Police Officer

In this light-hearted but informative book, recently retired Sergeant Darren Moor draws on his thirty years of service and twenty years of marriage to explain to new partners of police officers just what they have let themselves in for... Designed as a companion to the book for officers, How To Survive Your Police Career, it provides an insight into the reality of your partner's working life and pressures whilst offering practical advice on issues such as sleeping, mental health, nutrition, exercise, stress, relationships and the danger of affairs, avoiding infections, disastrous social media use, trauma, complaints and how to help your Bobby - or Bobbie - through all kinds of other difficulties. It's also a useful source of general medical information for both the officer and partner. Funny, whilst hard-hitting, it's the ideal book for any partner wishing to maintain a solid relationship with their Bobby and so avoid that policing clich of 'join the force and get a divorce'. It's also a helpful guide for other family members. Also in this series. Something for the newer officer How To Survive Your Early Years In The Police Service - Tips, Tactics and Humour For The Probationer And Beyond and the more seasoned How To Survive Your Police Career - A Practical Guide To Health For The 24/7 Bobby And Bobbie