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Officer Resiliency, Peer Support PLUS Leading Resilient Teams
Boundaries are part of the job. Please and thank you.
Veterans, what would you tell your rookie self if you could go back?
Comment RESET and I’ll send you our free 20-day reset.
09/29/2026
Leaders, when you stay quiet, your people fill the silence with whatever story they want.
Your people decide whether you care about their wellness based on how you make them feel.
The poster in the break room won’t do that for you.
Neither will the wellness email that 4 people opened.
Show up. Check in. Say it out loud.
Leadership IS wellness.
We’re booking Leading Resilient Teams for April 2027, as regional trainings and inside agencies. Want to host one? Comment LRT and I’ll send you the details.
Someone has to say it out loud. Rest is part of the job.🗣️🗣️
Would you take a sabbatical if your agency offered one? Be honest.
Comment TAC20 and I’ll send you our free 20-day nervous system reset.
We got into something with Andy Stumpf that I don’t hear anyone in this profession talking about.
What if the problem isn’t the officer who burned out at year 15?
What if it’s the fact that we never gave them a single chance to step away and come back?
I’ve seen too many good cops lose the parts of themselves that made them good at this job. This conversation is about keeping those parts intact.
Comment ANDY and I’ll send you the full episode.
There just isn’t enough time in the academy for you to learn these subtle changes.
Many of the skills in the academy are going to create adaptations that will make you an excellent cop.
But, some of these adaptations will follow you into your relationships, parenting, sleep, health, and eventually retirement if you are not intentional.
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09/23/2026
THESE ARE NOT THE SAME THINGS
Here’s the numbers that should be circulating in every command staff meeting in the country: according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ 2022 survey of law enforcement agencies, 60% of all general-purpose agencies offered at least one formal wellness program that year, rising to 93% among larger agencies (100+ FTE).¹ On paper, that looks like an industry that has this handled.
Now here’s the number underneath it. Only 38.2% of those same agencies offered programs actually teaching coping skills to manage trauma — the skills that show up when an officer is sitting in the driveway at 2 a.m. not wanting to walk inside. Even among larger, better-resourced agencies, that number only climbs to 72.5%.¹
Read those two numbers together and you’ll probably feel less optimistic about “how far wellness has come”.
Most agencies have something. Far fewer are teaching the thing that actually changes how an officer’s nervous system handles the job.
A wellness program and a coping-skills program are not the same purchase, and a lot of departments are paying for the first one and assuming they got the second.
Comment PLAYBOOK for the Advanced Peer Support Playbook training with TacMobility and our licensed police counselor Mel Koenen, LMFT
You’ll learn the difference between wellness and resiliency along with new, trauma-informed coping skills and psycho-educational concepts that will leave your peers feeling more supported than they have ever been.
10/20 Virtual Module
11/16-17 Helena, MT
12/14-15 Chandler, AZ
09/18/2026
Stress feels like it hits you all at once *but* it actually stacks.
This is the main reason that our burnout recovery training is built around practicing skills that create capacity before you reach your max.
We’re bringing it to Erie County New York on October 27 and Hopewell, New Jersey on October 30.
➡️Comment ERIE or comment HOPEWELL for more information.
09/15/2026
December 9–11 in Tempe, AZ, we’re doing it again: the Women in Law Enforcement Performance Summit.
If you’re on the road and want training that treats you like a cop first, get your training request in.
Comment SUMMIT and I’ll send you the details you can forward directly to your admin/training unit. Then send this to the women at your department you want sitting next to you in December.
09/13/2026
If you only ever feel wired or numb, nobody ever taught you the third option.
Your nervous system runs on three states. Sympathetic is activated: wired, irritable, ready to argue with a wall. Dorsal vagal is shutdown: numb, flat, checked out. Ventral vagal is the one most people never get taught: calm, present, actually able to connect with the people in front of you.
Understanding which state you’re in isn’t about labeling yourself broken. It’s about knowing which skill to reach for.
If you’re activated, you need something calming. If you’re numb, you need something stimulating. Neither one responds to being told to relax.
Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you the free breakdown of how to recognize your own baseline and what to actually do about it.
09/07/2026
We get hired to fix burnout and the first thing we have to fix is the vocabulary.
Wellness is not resiliency, and treating them like the same thing is how agencies end up paying for spa days and still losing people.
Wellness is how you take care of yourself. Time off. Massages. Rest.
Resiliency is the skill set you actually use when a shift goes sideways. It has to be trained. It has to be practiced. It doesn’t show up because the Chief built a gym at the PD.
If your agency has wellness perks but no resiliency training, you have half a program.
Comment TAC365 and I’ll send you our free, year long wellness program for wellness coordinators and peer support.
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