* Criminal Justice is defined as: Police, Corrections, Probation and Parole, Prosecutors, Arson Investigators, Firefighters and active duty militaty personnel involved in enforcement or the intelligence service
This topic is similar to eating a steak, there's not ONE kind, the more you try the more satisfied you become. Your organization and personnel will benefit not from having one approach but a variety of ways to accomplish the goals of investigation. To learn more about how you can bring this unique manner of gathering and evaluating information to your department or personnel
upon completion our students will:
Our forty hour program was created in 1978 by then Detective Rhoads as an innovative approach to interview and/or interrogate in a manner capitalizing on the leakage of the subconscious mind. Rather than a shotgun approach commonly used to develop themes and cooperation this technique relies on very specific themes and approaches geared explicitly to the subconscious wants and needs of the individual
Successfully gather information and evaluate the accuracy of data collected using very definitive processes of interview and interrogation
Recognize non-verbal communication and the role it plays in the communication process
Comprehend key verbal words or phrases that assist in determining deception or involvement in individuals
Utilize conscious and subconscious rapport building to create either a positive or negative environment as necessary
The ability to successfully gather information from victims and/or witnesses is the corner stone of the law enforcement profession. Without good interview skills crimes go unsolved, victims never recover stolen property and criminal activity continues unabated. To garner information from a suspect in an ethical and professional manner is essential to our overall mission as investigators
This program for criminal justice only*
Valid Departmental ID is required to attend
Subconscious Communication® for Interview and interrogation
Subconscious Communication®
Training
Institute