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“Dr. Kirschman recognizes the modern challenges facing police officers and the families who
love them. I Love a Cop is essential reading for anyone looking to understand the person beyond
the badge.―--David M. Corey, PhD, ABPP, police psychologist 'My wife and I have both read I
Love a Cop through and through, and our home life is stronger for it. This is an essential book for
anyone with a loved one on the job--anyone who needs to understand the inherent strains, quirks,
and challenges of police work. Dr. Kirschman writes with skill, wisdom, and grace, honoring police
officers while still holding them accountable. I Love a Cop is a gift.'--Sgt. Adam Plantinga, San
Francisco Police Department, 16-year police veteran and author of 400 Things Cops Know 'This
book contributed to incredible changes in my life and marriage by teaching me that I was not alone
in times of pain. The law enforcement culture has an unspoken code that all matters stay 'in
house,' but cops are people first, and sometimes we all need help. Dr. Kirschman really gets the
issues we face as a family of blue.'--Karen F., Chico, California 'Dr. Kirschman does a terrific job of
addressing difficult issues that those in the cop world usually don't talk about. The book brings into
perspective the difficulties and risks of the job and the impact on our families and ourselves, as
well as ways to keep the family and self whole. This was a 'must read' for me as the wife of a
police officer, an officer myself, and a mother.'--Vicky M. Stormo, retired Chief of Police, 35-year
police veteran; Interim Executive Director, Behind the Badge Foundation 'I Love a Cop, Third
Edition, is essential reading. Not only do I give a copy to all my new hires and their families, but my
own family benefited greatly from growing up with this book.―--Susan E. Manheimer, Chief of
Police, San Mateo Police Department; past president, California Police Chiefs Association 'This
continues to be the go-to book for successfully navigating the law enforcement life. The book lives
up to its title--everyone who loves a cop should read it.'--Karen Solomon, author of The Price They
Pay and founder of Blue H.E.L.P. 'As the wife of a veteran police officer, I found this book to be a
great resource. I loved reading about others with similar experiences. Dr. Kirschman has helped
me understand how the job affects my spouse, how I can take care of myself during times of
chaos, and ways we can communicate better and strengthen our relationship.'--Karin B., Vacaville,
California 'During my tenure as Chief of Police, I gave a copy of this book to each new officer I
swore into my department. I explained that the Police Academy teaches the 'how-tos' of the job--
and Dr. Kirschman teaches how to manage the impact on our lives. The ever-changing demands
placed on law enforcement personnel today are all covered insightfully in this remarkable third

edition.'--Lucy Carlton, retired Chief of Police, Los Altos Police Department, California