Chief Ryan Johansen on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Richard Goerling.  Current Chief of Police for the City of San Bruno in the San Francisco Bay Area, Chief Ryan Johansen, a long-standing mindfulness and meditation practitioner and coach who began his law enforcement career with the San Diego Police Department, discusses his efforts to integrate mindfulness and wellness practices into his department’s culture and social identity and other needs and strategies for positive change in public safety culture and practice. How the intervention of a wise field trainin ..read more

Deputy Chief Carrie Edwards-Clemons, on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Fleet Maull. 23-year fire service veteran, paramedic and current Flint, Michigan Deputy Fire Chief Carrie Edwards-Clemons, who has served her community in every division within the fire service, discusses the daily challenges firefighters face, the toll it can take on their wellbeing and her commitment to transforming fire service culture in support of wellness, resilience and diversity as well as the responsibility of leaders to model the changes they wish to encourage in their agencies and among t ..read more

Chief Cory Darling, on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Richard Goerling.  32-year police veteran and current Sunriver, Oregon Police Chief Cory Darling, who previously served as a patrol officer, detective, Sergeant, lieutenant and captain with the City of Bend, OR Police Department, including 5 years as a Narcotics Investigator, 16 years with a regional SWAT team, and more, discusses his current commitment to the safety, resilience and wellbeing of all of his officers and other personnel as well as current challenges in policing and necessary priorities for the fu ..read more

Director Colette S. Peters, on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Fleet Maull. Leading the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) since February 2012, Director Colette S. Peters has ultimate oversight of an agency with 4,700 employees, a biennial budget of $2 billion, and responsibility for managing 14,700 incarcerated adults in 14 prisons across the state. Director Peters, who is a national advocate for wellness in public safety, active with many national corrections and public safety organizations, discusses Oregon’s justice reinvestment effort, which reduced the prison ..read more

Dir. Vernon Herron on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Fleet Maull. 35-year law enforcement veteran with the Maryland State Police, Homeland Security and now the Baltimore Police Department, Director Vernon Herron discusses his work as Director of the Baltimore PD's Office of Officer Safety and Wellness and Office of Early Intervention, promoting both physical and mental health, through training, seminars and health publications. How health and wellness training is just as important or even more foundational to good law enforcement than the various forms of tactical trai ..read more

Dr. Susanne Knabe-Nicol, PhD, on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Fleet Maull. U.K. police veteran, investigative psychologist, advocate for evidence-based policing and founder of Police Science Dr. Susanne Knabe-Nicol PhD, discusses her current work in making sound scientific research available in digestible video formats through an online global platform to active law enforcement leadership and frontline officers to foster and support an evidence-based approach to reform and transformation in policing and public safety -- both in terms of officer safety and wellbeing a ..read more

Jurie Rossouw on Creating Healthy Agency Cultures of Resilience, speaking with Fleet Maull. Neuroscience researcher, resilience expert, author of Executive Resilience, and founder of Driven, an AI-powered resilience program used by hundreds of organisations worldwide, Jurie Rossouw talks about technological solutions for building more resilient public safety agencies and cultures and the High Adversity Resilience Training (HART) program he developed, which is in use by emergency responders and law enforcement agencies. Current neuroscientific understanding of traumatic stress and resilience ..read more

Madar Apte, on Leading Healthy Change in Public Safety, speaking with Fleet Maull. Cities4Peace founder-director, producer of the documentary From India With Love, meditation teacher, and former global manager of Shell Oil's prestigious GameChanger social innovation program, Mandar Apte, discusses the confluence of his work at Shell, generating and investing in ideas that create shared value – business value and social impact, and his current Cities4Peace project, an initiative to promote peace in cities worldwide by bringing together law enforcement, community members, and business leaders t ..read more

Michelle Ryder-Grebel on Creating Healthy Agency Cultures of Resilience, speaking with Fleet Maull. Nashville, TN Women's Residential Recovery Court Program Executive Director, trainer and presenter, Michelle Ryder-Grebel, with 30 years experience working as a Trauma Informed Care trained professional within the Criminal Justice System, 25 years specializing in Substance Abuse Disorder Treatment, and 20 years in leadership and management positions, talks about her work with the American Correctional Association (ACA) Wellness Committee. The positive changes she has seen in public safety over ..read more

Brad Bogue on Creating Healthy Agency Cultures of Resilience, speaking with Fleet Maull. Veteran criminal justice system trainer, implementation science expert, author, and founder of Justice Systems Assessment & Training (J-SAT), Brad Bogue, talks about his work in implementing evidence-based practices (EBPs) like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing (MI) in public safety, particularly within probation & parole agencies, community corrections and drug court programs and his sense of priorities for positive evolution of public safety. The emergence of evide ..read more