October 31st -November 3rd, 2024
Healthy Coping Mechanisms
Agency Conflict Resolution
Navigating Compassion Fatigue & Burnout
Combating the Effects of Cumulative Stress
Line of Duty Death
Grief & Loss in Law Enforcement
Injured Officer
Overcoming Physical Injury/Pre-existing Issues
How to Bolster an Existing Peer Support Program
How to Create a Peer Support Team
Seeking & Providing Support
Navigating Moral Injury
Legal Topics Surrounding Peer Support
Suicide Prevention
Suicide Survivor's Journey
Public Safety Officers Support Act of 2022
Law Enforcement Relationships
Raising Children of Police Officers
How To Communicate With Your Spouse & Children
The Effects of Hypervigilance on Your Family
Identifying & Navigating Substance Abuse In Your Ranks
How To Bolster Your Agency's Morale
Mindful Conflict Resolution
Emotional Intelligence Development
Leading a Healthy Agency
Support for Law Enforcement Command Staff
Self Care/Prioritizing Personal Needs
Creating A Wellness Unit
Mindful Conflict Resolution
Wellness for Law Enforcement Commanders
Managing the Impact of Outside Negativity
Mindfulness & Self Care
Managing Sleep With Shift Work
Overcoming Health Hurdles Caused By The Job
Maintaining Fitness
Building a Fitness Program for Your Agency
Nutrition & Meal Planning
What Blood Work Can Tell You About Your Health
Debt Relief
Retiring from a Law Enforcement Career
How to Create a Chaplain Team
Spirituality and Law Enforcement
When my Religious Beliefs are Challenged by My Job
Concerns of Police Survivors is currently seeking presenters for the National Conference on Law Enforcement Wellness & Trauma. If you have expertise in law enforcement wellness &/or trauma, your insight and knowledge could be an invaluable addition to our annual conference.
Attendees
The C.O.P.S. National Conference on Law Enforcement Wellness and Trauma attracts a large number of guests. Our 2023 National Conference included over 950 attendees. The conference participants include:
Goal
Concerns of Police Survivors is committed to providing a much-needed focus on trauma and wellness by proactively addressing the cumulative stressors that can occur throughout a police officer’s career. We hope you will consider becoming a part of this unparalleled experience.
When is the deadline to submit a presentation proposal?
Presenter spots fill quickly. Once all the spots have been filled, the proposal window will close.
What information is required?
Session Learning Objective
Contact Information
Biography including Professional References & Headshot
Session Title
Session Description
Supporting Documents
How long are breakout sessions?
Each breakout session or class will be 60 to 90 minutes long. *This is subject to change*
Do I have to submit my proposal online?
Yes. Online submission is required.
If I have submitted in years past, do I have to re-submit?
Yes. This allows us to have the most current information from our pool of applicants.
How will I know that my proposal was received?
You will receive a confirmation email once your proposal has been submitted electronically.
What is the acceptance process?
As a reminder, spots fill up very quickly. Each proposal may be reviewed by our National Law Enforcement Conference Committee at the time of submission. If selected, you will be notified via phone/email by the Training Director.
Will C.O.P.S. cover my travel expenses?
Presenters will be financially responsible for their travel to and from the conference including room and board.
Hands-On Program Sponsors
Conference & Training Sponsors