In this powerful and immersive full-day course, students will be taken on an emotional journey through the tragic events surrounding the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Denise Amber Lee. Guided by Denise’s husband, Nathan Lee, founder and President of the Denise Amber Lee Foundation, this class provides a deeply personal and professional perspective on the […]

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Students will be taught what questions to ask and how to process calls, while dispatchers will learn what information to look for. Critical information will be provided to help attending […]

Working in 911 is inherently stressful. This course will help students understand the nature and causes of 911-related stress, including the four major categories of stress, two types of stress, […]

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This course guides call-takers on effective communication with various types of despondent callers, including adults, youth, and the elderly in crisis. We'll cover suicidal erosion, warning signs of suicidal ideology, […]

This course is designed for all staff to recognize the changes brought to society during the holidays that specifically impact callers, calls, information, and strategy in the 911 center. Utilizing call data, students will learn the science of moving through the holidays in 911. As a class community, we will analyze a selection of holiday-related […]

This course is broad-spectrum and appropriate for several dispatch categories, including new telecoms; existing telecoms hoping to learn the latest techniques; progressive trainers to gain teaching ideas; supervisors or managers seeking a fix-it for baseline skills. Using tremendous caller, responder, and dispatch audio, attendees will dissect great calls and actively work with instructors to formulate […]

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