Ep. 107 - Chris Chandler-Yates - Overcoming Police Officer Burnout & Stress - How To Change Your Mental Health & PTSD Problems

In this captivating episode of The Wolf Of Queen Street Podcast, join host Lawrence Lotze as he sits down with the inspiring American-Kiwi, Chris Chandler-Yates. Chris shares his remarkable journey from joining the New Zealand Police in 2011 to becoming a leading advocate for mental health within the force and all first responders. Having arrived in New Zealand in 2004, Chris immersed himself in the community and found purpose in his role as a police officer. With dedication and passion, he served his country with honor, even protecting The Rt Hon Sir John Key, New Zealand's esteemed Prime Minister. However, his relentless commitment took a toll, and he experienced severe burnout, forcing him to leave the job he once loved. Determined to overcome his personal challenges, Chris embarked on a transformative journey of self-care, recovery, and personal development. Through this process, he discovered a hyper-passionate mission: helping fellow officers take charge of their mental health and significantly reduce the chances of burnout. During this interview, Chris delves into his experiences, revealing the depths of his struggles and the lessons he learned along the way. He candidly shares the emotional impact of burnout and how it affected his life. Chris's story serves as a beacon of hope for those who may be facing similar challenges, inspiring them to seek support and take control of their well-being. Join Lawrence Lotze and Chris Chandler-Yates as they explore the importance of mental health within law enforcement, offering valuable insights, practical advice, and empowering strategies for both officers and their support systems. Chris's unwavering dedication to ensuring others see themselves and their mental health needs is a testament to his compassionate spirit and unwavering resilience. Don't miss this enlightening episode and discover how Chris is making a profound impact, ensuring no officer or first responder has to endure the pain he once experienced. knockingdemonfitness.com