The “new” officer safety training for 21st century policing. Developing EQ in Policing elevates officer safety, wellness, and decision-making through the power of emotional intelligence. It gives law enforcement and public safety professionals practical strategies they can apply today to improve stress management, decision-making, influence, and performance.
You’ll discover what EQ is, why it matters in public safety, and how to recognize, understand, and manage the emotions triggered during day-to-day responsibilities and critical incidents — then leave with a guided plan to improve.
Recognize your emotions as they happen — before they drive your response on a scene or in the station.
Stay composed under pressure and choose your response in high-stress, rapidly evolving situations.
Read people and situations accurately — the foundation of de-escalation and officer safety.
Build trust and influence with partners, supervisors, and the community you serve.
Every participant receives a certificate of completion documenting 7 contact hours. POST certification varies by state — contact us before your session to discuss how we can help with certification.
You’ll complete the online Emotional Intelligence Appraisal before class and receive your own EQ scores, an analysis of your strengths and growth areas, and recommended strategies matched to your unique profile. Six months later, you can retest and see exactly how much you’ve grown.
Any public safety professional. The four EQ skills apply across sworn and professional staff, assignments, ranks, and leadership levels — anyone looking to improve officer safety, wellness, decision-making, communication, and influence.
Yes. Your agency provides the space; Blue Legacy Leadership brings the instruction and course materials. Host the course privately for your personnel or open seats to neighboring agencies, and contact us to discuss discounted pricing and complimentary seats for hosting classes.
Engaging, interactive, and fast-paced — built around real law enforcement scenarios, video-based lessons, and discussion, not lecture. It’s taught by a 30-year law enforcement veteran who has sat in every seat in the room.
