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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2018 · 16 MIN

Use People with Lived Experiences in Your Training to Succeed!

from Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Minute · host Crisis Intervention Team Inc.

Matt Tinney talks about collaborating with people who have lived experience in your training. This can help reduce stigma, build trust, and encourage empathy. This gives your students another point of view to consider. What a great way to continue community oriented policing too!Check out this page for more on why to use peers.Music used in this episode is the song Frozen Egg by Lame Drivers from the Free Music Archive.Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook!If you’re enjoying the show, it’s safe to assume there are others out there like you who would also enjoy the show. Help them find it by sharing the show and leaving a rating oniTunes. Not only will those people like your review but it helps motivate us to continue the show.Don’t forget you can send in your questions for us to answer on the show to [email protected] the show

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Matt Tinney talks about collaborating with people who have lived experience in your training. This can help reduce stigma, build trust, and encourage empathy. This gives your students another point of view to consider. What a great way to continue community oriented policing too! Check out this page for more on why to use peers. Music used in this episode is the song Frozen Egg by Lame Drivers from the Free Music Archive. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook! If you’re enjoyin...

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