The Triumph Program, housed in the SPD ICAC Unit, is an innovative and unique wellness program designed by Dr. Stacy Cecchet, a Board Certified forensic and operational psychologist and WA ICAC TF Strategic Advisor, Kelly Crouch. The purpose of Triumph is to decrease burnout, risk of vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, negative behavioral health impacts associated with ICAC (i.e., PTSD, depression, anxiety), and risk of suicide with proactive, early intervention and prevention strategies. This program utilizes culturally competent evidence-based interventions to promote resiliency, health, and wellness, such as: 

• On-boarding support for individuals new to ICAC

• Individual and group debriefings (scheduled and on-demand as needed)

• Options to process emotional experiences related to job duties (i.e., viewing graphic material related to child victimization, offender/victim interviews, operational execution, etc.)

• Psychoeducation on secondary trauma/vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, burnout, negative behavioral health impacts, and suicide (i.e., early warning signs, self-assessment tools, interventions)

• Evidence-based intervention and training to reduce negative impacts

• Training and support for supervisors and command staff on how best to support their teams and promote resiliency

• Recommendations regarding environmental factors to promote health and wellness

• Transition/off-boarding planning and support for individuals leaving ICAC