Working inside a correctional centre in Queensland is not just a job — it is an environment defined by constant pressure, risk, and exposure to some of the most challenging behaviours in society. But for many prison officers, the greatest strain does not come from the prisoners alone. It comes from being caught in the middle. Compressed From Both Sides Queensland prison officers operate in a uniquely difficult position. On one side: You are managing some of Australia’s most v

We recently came across an article published by Calibre Press discussing stress management among law enforcement professionals, particularly those who thrive in high-pressure environments. It raised an important issue—one that directly translates into the lived experience of Queensland prison officers. While the article speaks to policing, the parallels with corrective services are immediate and unmistakable. THE ADRENALINE ENVIRONMENT — NOT JUST POLICING The Calibre Press ar

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