The impact of an unhealthy or mentally impaired police officer has implications not only for the individual officer, but society as a whole. Officers operating under severe and chronic stress are at greater risk for error, accidents and overreaction, which can compromise their performance, jeopardize public safety and pose significant liability costs to the organization.

Join us for this dynamic, highly interactive Indian Country Officer Survival & Wellness Training providing police officers working in and around "Indian Country" with the proper knowledge, attitude and skills to survive situations encountered on and near "Indian lands". Participants will receive the necessary training to be physically, mentally and tactically prepared to successfully survive high-risk confrontations. This training provides a unique opportunity to learn, share experiences and network in a multi-jurisdictional environment.

This three day course involves one day of classroom instruction and two full days on the live fire range and training simulator. Participants will return back to their departments with practical experience utilizing skills learned in various situational contexts.

Requirements of the course include bringing or shipping duty holster and firearm, a flashlight, and 500 rounds of ammunition. 

Police officers working in and around Indian Country, police supervisors responsible for patrol operations, tactical operations, training, or other duties involving contacts with individuals or groups that may escalate into high-risk confrontations. Participants should be in good physical condition and have a basic knowledge of fundamental firearm handling and safety.