Frontline Counseling

04/05/2026

04/04/2026

We are proud to serve NPD!!!!

Serving Noblesville With over three decades of experience on the force, Brad Arnold was appointed chief of the Noblesville Police Department in October 2025 by Mayor Chris Jensen to succeed retired Chief John Mann. “I cannot thank Mayor Jensen enough for his leadership and trust in giving me this ...

04/04/2026

we are so sorry for your loss😢

04/03/2026

Chief Gilbert, thank you for inviting Peak Brain Centers and Frontline Counseling to your department to meet your Officers!!!! Peak Brain Centers

03/30/2026

Thank you FPD for hosting this seminar!

Knowledge is Power!

Join us Thursday, April 2, for our next Internet Safety Seminar.

We know many parents are having important and difficult conversations about online safety with their children. If you need help with where to begin or what to look for, the Fishers Police Department is hosting a free Online Safety Talk for Parents to provide guidance, resources, and practical tools to help families navigate today’s digital world. Children will not be allowed to attend this presentation.

April 2
6–8 PM
Space is limited and registration is required to attend.

These conversations matter. Understanding the apps, warning signs, and ways to talk with your children about online interactions can make a difference. Our team has been hosting seminars like this for years, and you will walk away with valuable information.

We have been hosting these seminars for more than 15 years and we’re committed to supporting and protecting our community, and that starts with education and awareness. An Internet Safety seminar geared towards kids or young adults to attend will be held in late April.

You do not have to be a Hamilton County Resident to join us.

A link to register is in the comments!

03/23/2026

Frontline is blessed to be a part of the residential treatment program in Indiana. Please call 317-776-8990 with any questions.

415-721-9789. Our residential treatment programs take you back to living.

03/20/2026

Start Training now!!! Thank you Captain Tittle.
Marion Police (Indiana)

Yesterday MPD was at the IWU job fair recruiting for our upcoming testing. Start training now! See ya soon....

03/19/2026

CALEA interviewed Sgt Swart and Susan Sherer Vincent LCSW on early intervention as it applies to Officer Wellness. Thank you Sgt Swart for the outstanding job you do for our officers.

The Noblesville Police Department recently completed its CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement) site-based assessment as part of our re-accreditation process. An independent assessor conducted a review of our operations, policies, and services. To achieve and maintain accredited status, the NPD must comply with 185 specific standards.

NPD has proudly maintained national accreditation since 2015, reflecting our continued commitment to professionalism and the highest standards in law enforcement.

Re-accreditation is a rigorous process. We’re proud of the work our team does, specifically Lieutenant Curtis Kinman, every day to serve our community at the highest level!

03/19/2026

03/19/2026

In a continuous effort to best serve our clients, our therapists completed Phase 1 of Brainspotting training. The training, held by Brooke Randolph of Counseling at the Green House, was informative, engaging, and effective.

Brainspotting focuses processing the parts of the brain where memory and emotion are stored and the parts of the brain involved with regulation, so you actually address the emotions and memories impacting you from a part of the brain that can help you feel better and more regulated. It allows for more efficient therapy as your brain makes connections. (www.greenhouseindy.com)

Brainspotting is another technique that our therapists will use to help our clients process trauma and improve their post-traumatic growth. They look forward to improving clients' lives with this new technique.

03/08/2026

WCPR is an outstanding program for a First Responder who needs a safe environment to begin healing their trauma. We are holding a retreat in June at Bradford Woods in Indiana. Nancy ZellersNoblesville Police Department

If you are at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Officer Safety and Wellness Conference, stop by and see us! 🚨🚔🚨

03/08/2026

Thank you for your service!!!

Today on International Women’s Day, the Zionsville Police Department recognizes and celebrates the women who serve our community and contribute to public safety every day.

From sworn officers to professional staff, the dedication, leadership, and service of women in law enforcement continue to strengthen our department and the community we serve.

We are proud to work alongside these professionals and thank them for their commitment to Zionsville.