Class Title: Emotional Survival and Peer Support
Target Audience: All Law Enforcement, Dispatchers and Call Takers, DHS Crisis Workers, Chaplains, District Attorney's and their Deputies
Sponsoring Agency: OPOA and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Date: November 27th, 2017
Time(s): 8:30am-4:30pm
Cost: $65 for OPOA members; $85 for non-members (your tuition provides for a one-year membership to OPOA)
Facility Name & Address: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
675 NW Cherry Ln.
Madras, OR 97741
Instructors: 1932 Training Concepts Instructors Matt Hagan and Cliff Self (Matt and Cliff are both full-time professional Law Enforcement Officers working in the Willamette Valley)
Registration Process & Contact Info: Register on-line at HYPERLINK "http://www.opoa.info" www.opoa.info or http://opoa.info/Upcoming-Trainings.
Class Questions Contact Info: Kelli Carpenter, 503-999-5438 or training3@opoa.info
BRIEF Overview: The need for one-on-one, or group interventions after dealing with traumatic events is important to keep first responders physically and mentally healthy. The mental fatigue of these investigations can no longer be swept under the rug, but must be dealt with in order to prevent career ending mistakes, divorce and suicides. Studies have shown that those who are reluctant to seek psychological help are often willing to discuss issues with peer support teams.
This class will cover the dynamics of dealing with traumatic incidents/investigations, and how to mentally/emotionally survive the aftermath. This will be presented by two experienced law enforcement officers; however the topic is timely and relevant for anyone involved in traumatic investigations. This is an important class, but these two experienced instructors will keep the class engaged, and laughing. Please see Matt and Cliff's website www.1932training.com for more information.
Pre-requisites: None.
Attire: Business Casual
Supplies/Equipment Needed: Note taking supplies.