Adaptive Law Enforcement (ALE) Training

A TRUST-BASED RELATIONAL INTERVENTION® TRAINING FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

This two-day training class offers practical tools for first responders to use when engaging with people who have experienced adversity, early harm, toxic stress, and/or trauma.

PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST, TRAUMA-INFORMED

First responders share the commitment of protecting individuals and communities by guarding their well-being. This training allows us to raise awareness on trauma-informed prevention to create systems of care & service to our communities.

CONCEPTS OF TBRI® FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

• PAIN: How do traumatic experiences impact us?
• PROTECTION: How can we minimize the impact of traumatic experiences past, present, & future?
• PATTERNS: What are the patterns of effective trauma-informed service?
• PROCESSES: What are the psychological, social, and organizational processes that enable effective trauma-informed service?
• PRACTICE: What are the strategies & tactics that constitute effective trauma-informed service?

Sponsored By:

• The Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development
• Crosby Parker, District Attorney
• CASA of South Mississippi
• Matt Haley, Harrison County Sheriff

Trainers:

Retired Special Agent Randy Kaiser, Texas Department of Public Safety
Dr. David Cross, Texas Christian University