AN INSIDE LOOK AT COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIPS AFTER TRAUMATIC EVENTS
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Accountability vs Responsibility
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Self-Accountability
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Law Enforcement—Goals, Objectives & Expectations
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Perceptions
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Community
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Walls, Masks, and Manipulations
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Making a difference
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Connection in our Communities
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Traumatic Events
AUTHOR. SPEAKER. COMMUNICATION COACH.
Join Glen Williams for Bridging the Gap: An Inside Look at Communications and Relationships After Traumatic Events. Glen is a retired patrol officer, detective, and weapons trainer. Over his twenty-six years in law enforcement, Glen developed PTSD and suffered the effects of negative behaviors, which led to divorce, bankruptcy, and frequent nightmares. Through some deep, self-accountable soul-searching , he worked though those things. Intent on helping officers reduce PTSD, divorce, and suicide, Glen wrote a book about his journey and currently travels to police departments throughout the US presenting his program. His service dog, Shiloh, goes most places with him.
Join Glen (and Shiloh) for his keynote at Shepherds and Sheepdogs Summit to define and discuss that base ways we perceive and operate in direct opposition to good communication and relationships. Learn tools and processes to step out of destructive cycles through vulnerable sharing.
A first hand account of the traumatic events that led Veteran Officer Glen Williams to PTSD and two divorces. Bridging the Gap takes us on his journey to relearn to open up, communicate openly and develop good relationships. Glen offers ways to cope with and reduce stress and rephrase traumatic events so they can be shared safely.