Calibre Press is a Public Safety training company founded in the belief that developing smarter, safer, more successful First Responders creates healthy, united communities. Established in 1980 with the release of Street Survival, Calibre aimed to educate officers in the realities of a deadly encounter and equip them with tools to win them. Today, Calibre Press has trained 1 million First Responders, Health Professionals and Government Personnel to better understand Behavioral Psychology, Human Performance and the importance of Effective Communication to not only survive, but thrive in a 24/7 career in Law Enforcement. Based on research, statistics and case law, our curriculum is constantly updating to incorporate the most current events and their effect on this profession. Calibre Press conducts more than 200 courses a year, personally interacting with over 25,000 first responders and community leaders across the country. We’re proud of the valued and trusted relationship we’ve established with the collective professional throughout the United States and Canada. The stories and events that have been shared with us have enriched thousands of lives. Our program topics range from Communication and Leadership to Safety, Health and Well-Being. We offer courses specific to the needs of Women in Law Enforcement, as well as training in the effects of stress and the Use of Force. It’s a privilege to serve this honorable profession through a variety of platforms and media, including books, CalibrePress.com, the Calibre NewsLine, e-learning platforms, conferences, and live seminars. Check calibrepress.com/courses for an current list of all seminars.