Police spouse support starts with grit, preparation, and community. In this episode, Kelli Lowe reveals how law enforcement families can stay strong in crisis.
This episode features Kelli Lowe, President of the National Police Wives Association, who shares her story of advocacy and leadership for police spouses and families. She recounts her experiences during Ferguson, supporting officers in crisis, and her husband's ambush, which fueled her drive to create systems of support for first responder families. Kelli discusses grit, finding your tribe, and how spouses can become powerful advocates for officer wellness, mental health, and resilience. Her journey highlights the importance of preparation, documentation, and community in law enforcement family life.
Hosted by Cyndi Doyle, founder of Code4Couples®, licensed professional counselor supervisor, retired police spouse, and author of Hold the Line. Cyndi helps first responder couples protect their relationships while navigating the demands of law enforcement life.
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00:00 – Welcome & guest intro
03:00 – How Ferguson shaped police spouse advocacy
10:00 – Supporting officers during crisis situations
18:00 – The ambush that changed everything
25:00 – Finding grit and resilience as a spouse
35:00 – Building your tribe for law enforcement family life
45:00 – National advocacy and police spouse leadership
55:00 – Preparing for the unexpected: documentation & support
