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Steffi Tauscher

Steffi Tauscher - a police officer from Munich and a participant in 'the 72 Hour Cabin'

Photo credit: Magnus Klang

Steffi Tauscher - The Police Officer

Steffi Tauscher works as a police officer in Munich. She is curious to see if spending 72 hours in the Swedish nature can help her disconnect from her stressful life.

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Describe your stressful everyday life as a Police Officer

Not knowing what will happen during the shift is a stressful part of the job. If there is an operation, I have to give a hundred percent from one second to the next. I have to give empathy to victims of crimes right after the crime has taken place, and if there is an act of housebreaking, robbery or rape I sometimes have to take care of relatives while dealing with a case of death.

What is the most stressful part of your job as a Police Officer?

Stressful everyday life happens every shift and you never know what is coming next.

What are your expectations of the stay in Sweden’s nature?

I am looking forward to calming down in a surrounding that I do not know, gathering experience about how to calm down easily, while spending time in nature and chatting with people I do not know.

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