Force marks World Mental Health day
Mental health is something which is taken very seriously in the Isle of Man police force.
Marking World Mental Health Day, Inspector Gavin Callow says the aim is always to prepare officers as much as possible for the incidents they may have to attend.
This is done in a variety of ways, with a strong emphasis on making sure people can talk about things if they need to.
Inspector Callow says, in general, things are handled much better than they used to be:
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It's in aid of Lockie Kirk who is undergoing treatment at Derby House in Liverpool
