Sarasota, FL – The Bulletproof Mind – Strategies and Tactics

Name: Sarasota, FL - The Bulletproof Mind - Strategies and Tactics
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Sarasota Sheriff’s Office – Florida – The Bulletproof Mind – Strategies and Tactics

The Bulletproof Mind Psychological & Physiological Preparation for Violence
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman (Ret) – Director, Killology Research

Strategies and Tactics to Violent Encounters
Lt. Kevin F. Dillon (Ret) International Speaker and Trainer

NEW DATE Aug. 21, 2020

Lt. Col. Dave Grossman (Ret), U.S. Army (Ret), Director, Killology Research Group

Lt. Col. Dave Grossman is an internationally recognized scholar, author, soldier, and speaker who is one of the world’s foremost experts in the field of human aggression. As founder of a new field of scientific endeavor termed “Killology,” Lt. Col. Grossman has made revolutionary new contributions to our understanding of killing in war, the psychological costs of war, the root causes of the current “virus” of violent crime plaguing the world, and the process of healing the victims of violence, in war and in peace. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for On Killing.
Bulletproof Practices Through Strategies

Lt. Kevin F. Dillon (Ret) International Speaker and Combatives Instructor

Lt. Dillon is a 26 year veteran law enforcement officer, SWAT Commander, internationally recognized combatives instructor and speaker. He is the founder and developer of two internationally recognized training systems. L.O.C.K.U.P. ® Police Combat System now presently instructed in over 15 states and 5 countries and L.E.A.D.S. Law Enforcement Active Diffusion Strategies. L.E.A.D.S. is approved by the United State Department of Justice and is instructed throughout the country. He has appeared on CNN, NPR, Police Magazine.com and is a Police Academy Expert and Contributor for PoliceOne.com . Lt. Dillon will open the presentation with the Strategies and Tactics for law enforcement violent engagements. Recent research and incidents will be discussed and how to apply the science and research to enhance street tactics.

Presented by two internationally recognized experts on response to violence for law enforcement and first responders. This eight hour seminar is designed as an integrated response for Police, Dispatch, EMS, Fire, Community members and Educators. The presentation will address multiple strategies addressing response to violence. The key to effective appropriate responses is preparation, prevention and knowledge. The first step is to acknowledge that violent attacks can happen to you, the second is to take steps to prevent them.

• The threat to our nation and the desperate need for an integrated response.
• Recent explosion of violence, against first responders and society.
• Possibility of terrorist attacks on our soil, and on our schools: A model seen around the world.
• A mindset of preparation, embrace the responsibility to protect and respond.
• Preparation saves us twice, physically and psychologically.
• Understanding the principals of risk management for personal safety.
• Learning techniques to enhance environmental and situational awareness.
• Learn methods of effective verbal de-escalation strategies for human communications.
• Integrated responses for “special population” incidents. Police/Fire/Dispatch and EMS.
• How to control your psycho-physiological changes during aggression and violence.
• Learn methods to re-direct the thought process for a tactical advantage.
• Subconscious priming through TV and movies. Learning myths via Hollywood.
• Direct application of sports and performance psychology to successful performance during life-and-death events.
• Reality based training as a revolution in performance in life-and-death circumstances.
• Reality based drills for to enhance performance under stress. “Captain Sullenberger response.”
• Autogenic Breathing (a revolution in controlling physiological response) and Performance Under Severe Stress.