Survive & Thrive Civilian Response
Stress Resilience Training
Resilience & Peer Support
Survive & Thrive Civilian Response
Survive & Thrive Civilian Response is a dynamic, science-based stress resilience training specifically created for civilian employees at public-safety agencies. This four-hour virtual course empowers civilian employees to confront job-related trauma and build healthier ways to manage stress. This course is designed to meet the unique needs of civilian employees working in crime scene/forensics, real-time crime centers, crime/data analysis units, investigation divisions, or patrol/traffic operations.
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How will I grow?
Learn to manage the stress of your job in healthier, productive ways.
Who is it for?
Civilian employees working in crime scene/forensics, real-time crime centers, crime/data analysis units, investigation divisions, patrol/traffic operations, or similar areas.
What is it?
This special version of Survive & Thrive Core is offered to meet the unique needs of civilian employees in Public Safety
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Resilience & Peer Support
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