Negotiation Tactics for 9-1-1 Professionals
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Resilience & Peer Support
Negotiation Tactics for 9-1-1 Professionals
This course provides 9-1-1 professionals with the crucial skills to manage emotional responses, communicate more effectively with individuals in crisis, and foster better mental health outcomes for all involved. By integrating emotional intelligence with crisis intervention techniques, dispatchers will approach each critical incident with a sense of calm, professionalism, and empathy, ultimately improving decision-making and achieving better outcomes. Through this course, dispatchers will gain the confidence and tools to face the emotional challenges of your role, leading to not only more successful responses, but also a more resilient, healthier, and sustainable career.
State Approvals
This course has been approved by the following organizations
Georgia POST
Kentucky Law Enforcement Council (KLEC)
Michigan SNC
New Jersey OETS
How will I grow?
Enhance your empathy, communication and conflict resolution skills
Who is it for?
This course provides 911 professionals with the crucial skills to manage emotional responses, communicate more effectively with individuals in crisis, and foster better mental health outcomes for all involved.
What is it?
Master effective emotional de-escalation techniques
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