V.O.T.E.

Victims Overcoming Traumatic Events

by Rebecca L. Mahan


Formats

Softcover
£7.83
Softcover
£7.83

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 09/04/2012

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 56
ISBN : 9781468549935

About the Book

This book is designed for patrol officers and those who respond first to domestic violence calls for service. While the focus leans toward domestic violence, the techniques detailed inside can be applied to any call for service involving a traumatic event. The V.O.T.E. program will reduce risk to the lives of officer’s, first responders, and victims. Inside you will find a checklist, a checklist wallet card, and templates to guide you through the program. Thank you for your interest in helping your colleagues, your department, and your community. One person can make a difference! For more in-depth information about domestic violence, to schedule training for your department or agency, or for assistance with this program please contact: Rebecca L. Mahan www.voteprogram.com Email: voteprogram@yahoo.com V.O.T.E. Blog: www.voteprogram.wordpress.com


About the Author

Rebecca L. Mahan has been spent over 15 years studying domestic violence and working with victims of various traumatic events. She has been employed for over 7 years as a law enforcement officer and has been a Field Training Officer for over 4 years. She has been as a published columnist for over 5 years. She has over 5 years experience working directly with in the success of their independent business goals. She is also a United States Marine Corps Veteran. Rebecca’s education includes: Certificate in Mediation. Associates degrees in Christian Studies, General Education, General Business Management, and Law Enforcement. Bachelor’s degrees in Church Ministry and Occupational Studies-Vocational Arts. Master’s degree in Biblical Studies. Rebecca has combined her knowledge and experience to create a successful program for those exposed to domestic violence and other traumatic events. Her goal is to assist law enforcement, first responders, and others in combating domestic violence, saving lives, reducing injury, and helping others to move forward to healthier lifestyles.