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Step#5—IN-SERVICE TRAINING <br /> Loud and clear, your memo mentioned stress and morale issues specifically. We at <br /> PSTC are proud to say that we have Richard Behr on staff. He is the Author of"Under <br /> the Headset—Surviving Dispatch Stress". He can start the in-service training for your <br /> existing staff. We often see some immediate improvement to work product and morale <br /> once they cope or resofve work and personal stressors. Often when PSAP members are <br /> allowed to do some appropriate venting and morale building, we can start the path to <br /> recovery. This is the one in-service training topic that we would suggest be kept in- <br /> house. We could do it in 2 days allowing for scheduling of all staff members. <br /> The next riori for trainin would resent either our Crisis Communications or In- <br /> P 9 <br /> fiY P <br /> Progress training. The good r�ws is that we would be able to prvvide these classes at a <br /> discamted rate. Qur ptan wauld be to offer the Gasses to yaur entire region and hope <br /> tha�neighboring agencies would attend. Their tuition costs would lower your financial <br /> responsibilities. <br />