RESILIENCY CODE

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The Resiliency Code is a dynamic course designed to provide first responders with the tools to not only survive their career but to thrive. The issue of suicide, addiction and a host of other problems have been well documented but this course stands out in that it is designed to provide information that can prevent those issues. Here are just some of the important topics taught in the Resiliency Code:

This course was a huge hit at our conference. We’ve hosted Travis on many occasions and look forward to having him back.

Kristen Twenge

Manager, ODOT

  • Financial Freedom
  • Family Priority 
  • The Danger of Loving Your Job
  • The Power of Sleep
  • Supplements That Can Optimize  
  • Common Sense Weight Loss
  • Why It’s Not About Calories
  • How To Go From the Streets to the Suites
  • Peer Accountability
  • Optimized Drugs Your Doctor Isn’t Talking About
  • How Hormone Balance Can Save You
  • How Emptying The Bucket Can Save Your Life
  • The Dangers of Choir Practice
  • And Much More…..

The Resiliency Code relies on proven scientific recommendations and thousands of pages of research and provides attendees with real solutions to prevent what has hampered warriors for ages. There may not be a better course to prepare anyone for the rigors that comes with a career in the first responder environment. Thousands of students can attest to the power in the principles taught in the Resiliency Code.

 

CONTACT OUR TEAM TODAY AND BEGIN YOUR PREPARATION TO WIN

 

“When Travis teaches a seminar, it’s not just informational, it’s transformational. His training has positively influenced my deputies, but also helped change the way my department approaches policing and engages the community.”

Sheriff Scott Walton

Rogers County (Okla.)