Training Modules

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Duration: 2 Hours

An in-depth case study of the DeValls Bluff 4-Hour Shoot-Out examining the psychological, physiological, and operational effects of critical incidents. Participants gain practical insight into hypervigilance, memory gaps, critical incident stress, and recovery following high-risk events.

Attendees will learn to:

Recognize common post-critical incident stress reactions
Understand how trauma affects memory, sleep, and performance
Identify signs of hypervigilance and cumulative stress
Develop practical recovery strategies following traumatic events

Moral Injury & Resilience

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Duration: 2-3 Hours

This program explores the lasting impact of moral injury on first responders and provides practical resilience strategies to address guilt, shame, identity conflict, and the emotional consequences of service. Participants leave with actionable tools to strengthen personal wellness and professional longevity.

Attendees will learn to:

Recognize the signs and symptoms of moral injury
Understand the impact of guilt, shame, and identity conflict
Build resilience through practical wellness strategies
Develop tools for long-term personal and professional sustainability

Organizational Betrayal

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Organizational Betrayal

Duration: 2-3 Hours

This training examines the effects of administrative trauma, loss of trust, and organizational betrayal following critical incidents. Participants learn strategies to restore purpose, rebuild resilience, and navigate systemic challenges while maintaining wellness and career satisfaction.

Attendees will learn to:

Identify the effects of organizational trauma and betrayal
Understand how loss of trust impacts performance and wellness
Develop strategies to restore purpose and resilience
Navigate difficult organizational challenges without losing personal identity

Arkansas Peer Support Confidentiality

A Safe Place to Talk. Protected by Law.

Our platform operates entirely outside your department’s chain of command no matter what state you live in. Your rights and disclosures are legally protected under state statute. In accordance with Arkansas Code § 16-40-106, communications shared with a certified peer support team are strictly privileged: Nondisclosure: A peer support team member cannot be compelled to disclose any communication, information, or records passed between themselves and an emergency responder during a peer support counseling session. Legal Protection: Our team cannot be forced to testify or produce notes in any civil, criminal, administrative, or disciplinary proceeding regarding our interactions

Note: Our standard exceptions to confidentiality are strictly limited to instances involving an immediate threat of serious harm to yourself or others, or as otherwise mandated by law.

Protect the Protector

Training Modules

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Moral Injury & Resilience

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Organizational Betrayal

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Organizational Betrayal

Bring Protect the Protector to Your Agency

Why Agencies Choose Protect the Protector

Arkansas Peer Support Confidentiality

A Safe Place to Talk. Protected by Law.

Training Modules

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Moral Injury & Resilience

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Organizational Betrayal

Critical Incident Post-Trauma Analysis

Organizational Betrayal

Bring Protect the Protector to Your Agency

Why Agencies Choose Protect the Protector

Arkansas Peer Support Confidentiality

A Safe Place to Talk. Protected by Law.

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