1st 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-5-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-à-a-a-à-a-a-à-a-a-à-a-a-à-a-a-à-a-à-a-a-à-a-a-a-a-à-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a Hey everybody welcome to this episode of the street cop training

podcast I'm here today with Nick Wilson instructor for our company runs the

resiliency project check about on Instagram as well Nick is got quite a story and I think we're going to give him certainly a lot of time to an opportunity in the floor to discuss what his mission is, who he is, what he does, and I think by the end of this a lot of you are going to be looking for his training program can be found at streetcop.com along with our other instructors.

We are trying to bring everybody in this world some top-notch training regarding police issues and believe or not on the way to my office today I called

Nick and we talked about mental health and awareness we're already talking about that with

Jenna Romano who's our in-house clinician here.

And I told Nick, how could you be fixing law enforcement

even on the training side without,

you know, essentially having a good discussion around mental health and well-being for police

officer so without further ado here he is ladies gentleman Nick Wilson

thank you very much for having me d Dennis. I'm very grateful to be here.

You're one of those grateful people.

I am.

You gotta go through some shit in the life to be as grateful as you are, right?

I think so. I think practicing an attitude of gratitude is life changing and it has been for me.

It's cool man. Why don't you give us a little backstory who you are and you can go into his depth or as

keep it as shallow as you want.

Just everybody has an understanding of who you are and what you do.

Absolutely.

So my name is Nick Wilson.

I was a police officer for 13 years in California,

and I started out at a community college police department

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