



AN INSIDE LOOK AT COMMUNICATION AND
RELATIONSHIPS AFTER TRAUMATIC EVENTS

ONE COP'S JOURNEY FROM OPTIMISTIC ROOKIE TO JADED VETERAN.
A first hand account of the traumatic events that led Veteran Officer Glen Williams to PTSD and two divorces. Bridging the Gap takes us on his journey to relearn to open up, communicate openly and develop good relationships. Glen offers ways to cope with and reduce stress and rephrase traumatic events so they can be shared safely.
An Honest & Thoughtful Look into
the Realities of a Police Family
“Bridging the Gap” is a book that should be required reading for all Law Enforcement Officers, past, present, & future, in an effort to help families get through the difficult times . . .
JASON HARNEY, Amazon

AUTHOR. SPEAKER. COMMUNICATION COACH.
Glen Williams spent 26 years in law enforcement as a patrol officer and detective. Risking his life was just part of the job. He grappled with the worst of humanity and looked death in the face. And, of course, he couldn't save everyone. Trauma as a way of life takes a toll. Like many, Glen did not talk about these things. To cope, he indulged in self-destructive behavior—and eventually developed PTSD. After his second divorce, Mr. Williams spent three years alone at his cabin and did some deep self-accountable, soul searching.

Bridging the Gap
THE CURRICULUM
Bridging the Gap focuses on reframing self and community perceptions through the practice of accountability.
It is designed to reduce the effects of PTSD, divorce, and suicide in high risk, trauma exposed populations. A natural result of these changes is improved community relations.