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MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING
FOR FIRST RESPONDERS
WE IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH, RESILIENCE, CRITICAL THINKING, AND PERFORMANCE OF FIRST RESPONDERS AND PUBLIC SAFETY PROFESSIONALS
The Science of Suicide Prevention and Mental Resilience Training
Monday, October 4, 2021 8AM - 5PM
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 8AM-5PM
Training Approved by P.O.S.T
Hours: 16 Hours
This course is designed as a proactive approach to suicide prevention. The skills and resources taught during this course may help save the life of an officer. The course provides cognitive and behavioral tools necessary to sustain officer’s mental health, build emotional resilience, and reduce the risk of suicide before a crisis point.
Hosting Agency: Georgia State University Police Department.
We designed our training to change the way the world understands and treats first responders struggling with mental health shortcomings.
We work hard on discovering new ways to solve mental problems and advance the science of first responder resilience — and that narrow the gap between mental problems and immediate solutions.
We believe the key to helping first responders who struggle with mental health is to advance their understanding of self from a bio-neurological, psychological, and social perspective.
Behavior and Conduct Disorders
Training Driven by Neuroscience
Designed to Improve Behavior, Mitigate Risky Behavior, Enhance Performance, and Harness the Mental Capacity of Law Enforcement Officers
IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH BY IMPROVING THINKING!
Our mission is to improve and enhance the performance, mental capacity, and emotional and mental health of law enforcement professionals through the use of neuroscience, psychology, and metacognitive science
WHY SHOULD WE BE CONCERNED WITH HUMAN BIOLOGY WHEN TRAINING FIRST RESPONDERS?
We are biopsychosocial systems, in which biological, psychological, and social-cultural factors interact to influence behavior. It is the brain that enables our humanity: our thinking, feeling, and acting. As we go about our days, tens of billions of neurons communicate with thousands of other neurons that form the way by which we conduct ourselves in different environments.
By understanding cognitive science and neurological functions, we are able to engineer our behaviors, increase resilience, accelerate our ability to coexist within society, perform appropriately in stressful environments, interact with other people without unnecessary conflicts, and thrive psychologically.
Use Stress for Self-Development
Stress is often defined as having two components: the psychological perception of pressure, and the physical manifestation of physiological mechanisms and biological systems. There are many scientific and social studies that identify stress and emotional instability as having devastating impacts on first responders, their supervisors, the department, and society.
Unlock Potential and Optimize Performance
It is crucial for every fire department to supply its people with the necessary resources to sustain their physical and mental well-being. Due to the stressful demands of the job, and the high-level responsibilities, taking a proactive approach to secure first responders' mental and emotional stability involves equipping them with behavioral tools that allow them to function and handle the dynamic demands of their job.
Behavioral Science of Resilience and Suicide Prevention
This is a course designed for the purpose of promoting and improving the mental health and resilience of first responders, and public safety professionals.
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BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE OF STRESS
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ENDURANCE TRAINING
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE OF STRESS
COGNITIVE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
ENDURANCE TRAINING
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REQUEST ON-SITE TRAINING
TAILOR EACH AND EVERY ASPECT OF THE TRAINING PROCESS AND CUSTOMIZE LESSONS ACCORDING TO YOUR DEPARTMENT'S NEEDS