Welcome to my conversation with former US Air Force Pararescueman and currently Emergency Medicine Physician EMS/Critical Care Fellow Michael Lauria. His mission today is to draw from the fields of psychology, cognitive science, organizational behavior, performance science, and Human Factors to improve the way that we provide emergency medical care inside and outside of the […]

Welcome to my conversation with Judith P. Andersen, PhD about her latest research paper: The International Performance, Resilience and Efficiency Program Protocol for the Application of HRV Biofeedback in Applied Law Enforcement Settings. We talk about the evidence based Reset, Refocus, Respond technique including the ‘reset breath’ and the importance of ‘grounding’ in the Refocus

Welcome to my conversation with Dave Collins about performance psychology and Professional judgment and Decision-Making (PJDM) approach to optimise coaching impact. Dave has worked with over 80 World or Olympic medallists plus professional teams and performers. Dave has coached to national level in three sports, is a 5th Dan Karate, Director of the Rugby Coaches

Welcome to my conversation with Michael Musengo, Sergeant (Ret.) Director of Learning and Development, Staff Instructor Force Science. He spent 19 years as a narcotics detective working as an undercover operative and was a sworn DEA Task force agent working larger multi-jurisdictional narcotics cases. A recently retired Police Training Commander and Director of a mid-sized

“In a well-designed emergency medicine space, team members might not need to rely heavily on explicit CRM principles because the environment naturally facilitates better coordination and efficiency”. Welcome to my conversation with Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak, emergency physician and trauma team leader at St. Michael’s Hospital. We talk about designing workspaces that promotes implicit coordination. We

Welcome to my conversation with Law Enforcement Trainer and Police One Columnist Duane Wolfe. In this insightful podcast, Duane Wolfe shares his extensive experience and research-based methods. Learn about innovative concepts like interleaving, desirable difficulty, and the Quiet Eye technique. Wolfe’s practical insights and recommended resources will equip you with the tools to elevate your

“you know throughout my career I wanted to make sure that whatever I did and what I presented was going to help prevent somebody’s name going up on a memorial wall. That’s just kind of been my my guiding philosophy and I would pass that on to to everybody that there’s a higher purpose to

“We need to have people’s attention before we can have retention.” And what can law enforcement trainers learn from standup comedians? Welcome to my conversation with police training expert and presentation maven Dan Fraser. We talk about the importance of engaging openings in presentations and training for training that Clicks, Humor that’s Quick, and Messages

Welcome to m y conversation with police officer, educator, and attorney “Von” Kliem about Police, Use of Force, The Law, De-escalation and Honest Accountability. And how training and education must prepare officers for their job. We cover a lot of fundamentals like honest accountablity: what can we expect (and what not) from officers in use of

Wow, what an inspiring conversation with this police veteran, Force Science Institue educator, and therapist! It covered the well-being and physical and mental health of police officers, including DBT and self-regulation techniques (breathing, bilateral stimulation, etc.). But also about Critical Incident Debriefing. It also touched on how police officers are sometimes judged unfairly and what