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This 4-hour interactive presentation is designed specifically for crisis negotiators who wish to develop their skills in documenting and analyzing police stand-off incidents. Attendees will learn how to transform real-life experiences into educational case studies that highlight key negotiation strategies, lessons learned, and risk-effective techniques. These case studies will be structured for impactful presentations at in-service trainings and regional/state association conferences.

Objectives:

Understand the Structure of a Case Study: Learn the essential components of a case study, including the introduction, body (which details the incident and negotiation process), and conclusion (which outlines the lessons learned and recommendations).

Documenting Techniques: Gain insights into effectively capturing the details of the incident, focusing on the negotiation strategies used, the outcomes achieved, and the challenges faced.

Presentation Skills: Develop skills in creating engaging and informative PowerPoint presentations that effectively communicate the case study to an audience.

Peer Consultation: Utilize the opportunity to present your own case studies, receiving feedback and constructive critique from peers and instructors.