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You trying to be a street cop?

Hey guys, welcome to episode of the street cop training podcast.

Today I have a very special guest for her first time ever appearing with us here

and I'm so friggin'gin thankful I can't thank her enough for choosing us

to come work with us. The husband is a police officer she is a clinician a therapist, however she wants to label it, but she's going to be doing great things for the law enforcement world.

No other than Hannah Hayman.

Yeah, well the reason I I make that laugh is because she has a professional name which she's known as and

then she is also married and there's two different names and initially I was introduced to her as two different names.

But anyway, I just appreciate her being here today and we're going to jump right into this conversation.

I'm curious, like I'm going to try to, because I know she's recording now.

When you say regulating nervousism, like my body,

because I think it's all you that, right?

Is it something that's supposed, like that can still change,

or am I just already in a place of like where brain spotting wouldn't affect me physically?

No, it would definitely you would definitely like notice like changes

So there's we kind of consider there to be like two forms of like

activation and what we call like activation is like how kind of escalated you feel and

so we kind of encourage people to think of it. I encourage people to think of it as like

turned on turned off. Turned on activation is pretty much that typical anxiety

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