Today’s Street Survival® Seminar addresses law enforcement as the multi-faceted profession it has
become. Rather than limiting our focus to just surviving deadly threats, we also discuss the need
to prepare officers for making sound, legal, and reasonable decisions under stress in order to
preserve the lives of citizens as well as their own.

The foundation of this two-day program is understanding and training realistically for stress
events. From driving too fast and using unwarranted amounts of force to ineffective communication
and the inability to decompress off-duty, the seminar emphasizes the need to understand and manage
stress as the key to professional and personal success.

Based on the iconic course that revolutionized law enforcement training four decades ago, today’s
Street Survival® continues presenting classic training points while also addressing current events
issues impacting the profession through the use of lecture and up-to-date videos of police/citizen
interactions.

Finally, the seminar emphasizes the need to understand people and communicate effectively as they
embrace the role of civilian peace officers. Topics include, but are not limited to:
• Officer Safety: The Fatal Four
• Stress: Preparation and Training
• Roadway Dangers and Responsibilities
• A Modern Perspective for Peace Officers
• Police Abuse
• Detecting Danger Cues & Pre-attack Indicators
• 24/7 – 30
• Tactics for Criminal Patrol
• Confrontational Dynamics