POLICE OFFICERS ARE
EXPOSED TO AN AVERAGE OF
178 CRITICAL INCIDENTS
THROUGHOUT THEIR CAREER.

NAVIGATING THE HIDDEN IMPACT OF TRAUMA IN HIGH-RISK PROFESSIONS.

The demanding nature of high-risk occupations, particularly within law enforcement, casts a long shadow. The conversation around community relations and law enforcement oscillates between praise and criticism, making the truth elusive and often polarized. This constant state of tension does not just strain communication and relationships—it deepens existing chasms.

What's often overlooked is the personal toll this environment takes on those within it. Trauma, unspoken and unaddressed, becomes a way of life, eroding mental and emotional well-being. It's time we initiate a dialogue, shedding light on these silent battles.

JOIN US IN BREAKING THE SILENCE.
LET'S TALK ABOUT IT.

KEYNOTE • SEMINAR • COURSE

Bridging the Gap is available as a 1-hour keynote, 4-hour seminar or 8-hour course that focuses on reframing self and community perceptions through the practice of accountability.

The information and toolsets presented are designed to reduce the effects of PTSD, divorce, and suicide in high risk, trauma exposed populations. A natural result of these changes is improved relationships with yourself, your family, friends and colleagues, and the community.

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AUTHOR. SPEAKER. COMMUNICATION COACH.

Glen Williams spent 26 years in law enforcement as a patrol officer and detective. He grappled with his view of humanity and looked death in the face. Risking his life was just part of the job. And, of course, he couldn't save everyone. After his second divorce, Glen spent three years alone at his cabin and did some deep, self-accountable, soul searching.