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DR. GRANT MCDOUGALL

Consistent. Engaging. Informative.

Dr. McDougall is a repeat speaker at the largest of first responder conferences such as the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Sheriffs’ Association.  There is a reason he continues to be invited back year after year.  He understands the diversity of topics within that realm and is constantly educating himself and others on the ever-changing topics and dynamics within that field.  Today, perhaps more than ever, agencies, administrators, and front-line personnel are faced with challenges and stressors; many that are new and unique.  Dr. McDougall has spoken on the most pressing and critical issues and continues to expand his repertoire.  He understands that conferences and organizations must focus not only on finding experts on the topics on which they speak, but also to provide useful information to the audience in an engaging and entertaining way.

Recent Speaking Events

  • International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference

    Oct 15, 2023, San Diego, CA

    Speaker Topic: The Border: A Psychological Perspective of the Challenges Faced by Law Enforcement

  • Wisconsin Command College Annual Retrainer

    Oct 9, 2023, Wisconsin Dells, MS.

    Keynote Speaker Topic: How Agencies Can Manage Critical Incidents and Ensure Psychological Survival

  • FBI: Law Enforcement Partner Summit

    June 6, 2023, Dallas, TX.

    Speaker Topic: The Stigma of Mental Health in LE & Barriers to Support

 Event Archive

  • International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference, October 15, 2023, San Diego, CA, Speaker Topic: The Border: A Psychological Perspective of the Challenges Faced by Law Enforcement

    Wisconsin Command College Annual Retrainer, October 9, 2023, Wisconsin Dells, WI, Keynote Speaker, How Agencies Can Manage Critical Incidents and Ensure Psychological Survival

    Citrus County Sheriff’s Office (FL), Supervisor Training, Alcohol and Drug Abuse in Law Enforcement, July 18, 2023, Inverness, FL

    Florida Association of School Resource Officers, 2023 Annual Conference, Speaker, Identifying Risk Factors for School Violence, July 10, 2023, Orlando, FL

    Mississippi Sheriffs’ Association, 2023 Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker, Millennials in Law Enforcement: The Strengths, Limitations and Unique Characteristics of the “Me” Generation, June 7, 2023, Biloxi, MS.

    Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 2023 Law Enforcement Partner Summit, Speaker, The Stigma of Mental Health in LE & Barriers to Support, June 6, 2023, Dallas, TX.

  • Florida Sheriff’s Association, Executive Leadership Conference, Speaker, Hiring and Managing Law Enforcement Personnel with Pre-Existing Psychological Conditions, October 18, 2022, Miami, FL.

    Overland Park Police Department, Supervisor Training, Cumulative Stress and Trauma on the Job/Millennials in Law Enforcement, September 13 – 15, 2022, Overland Park, KS.

    National Parks Service – Psychological Training and Support for NPS Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders, Lake Mead National Park, August 30 – 31 10, 2022, Las Vegas, NV.

    2022 Big Ten Chiefs of Police Conference, Training, The Psychological Complexities of Hiring and Managing Law Enforcement Officers, June 8, 2022, Bloomington, IN.

    Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, Psychological Training, Cumulative Stress and Trauma on the Job/Millennials in Law Enforcement, May 26th – 27th, 2022, Evansville, IN.

    National Parks Service – Federal Law Enforcement Division, Training – Cumulative Stress in Troubled Times, Saguaro National Park, May 10, 2022, Tucson, AZ.

    Cochise County Sheriffs’ Office, Field Work, US/Mexico Border, May 6-8, 2022, Sierra Vista, AZ.

    Indiana State Sheriffs’ Association, Keynote Speaker, The Psychological Complexities of Hiring and Managing Law Enforcement Officers, February 23, 2022, Indianapolis, IN.

    National Sheriff’s Association Winter Conference, Presenter, Hiring and Managing Law Enforcement Personnel with Pre-Existing Psychological Conditions, February 7, 2022, Washington, DC.

    Florida Sheriff’s Association 2022 Winter Conference, Guest Speaker, Hiring and Managing Law Enforcement Personnel with Pre-Existing Psychological Conditions, January 25, 2022, Jacksonville, FL.

  • Justice Clearing House, Webinar, Presenter, Under Seige: The Psychological Impact on Law Enforcement in These Troubled Times, August, 19, 2021.

    National Parks Service – Federal Law Enforcement Division, Psychological Training and Support for NPS Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders, Mojave National Preserve, July 7-8, 2021, Baker, CA.

    National Sheriff’s Association Annual Conference, Presenter, Under Siege: Examining the Psychological Dynamics of Law Enforcement in Troubled Times, June 22, 2021, Phoenix, AZ.

    National Sheriff’s Association Annual Conference, Presenter, Millennials in Law Enforcement: The Unique Characteristics of the “ME” Generation, June 22, 2021, Phoenix, AZ.

    Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association’s Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker, Your “Normal” Isn’t Normal: Combating Stress and Trauma in Law Enforcement, June 16, 2021, Butte, MT.

    Justice Clearing House, Webinar, Presenter, Millennials and Generation Z in Law Enforcement: The Strengths, Limitations and Unique Characteristics of the “Me” Generations., June 3, 2021.

    National Parks Service – Federal Law Enforcement Division, Suicide Crisis Response Services for NPS Law Enforcement Officers, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, March 15-19, 2021, Boulder City, NV.

  • Badger State Sheriff’s Association, Keynote Speaker, Under Siege: Examining the Psychological Dynamics of Law Enforcement in Troubled Times, December 8, 2020, Manitowoc, WI.

    Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, Supervisor Training: Understanding the Psychological Dynamics of Law Enforcement, October 20 and 22, 2020, Charleston, SC.

    Webinar, Justice Clearing House, Presenter, School Guardian Programs: A Psychological Perspective, September 15 , 2020.

    2020 Florida Association of School Resource Officers’ Annual Conference, Presenter, Cumulative Trauma to Suicide: The Covert Enemies of Law Enforcement, July 21, 2020; Orlando, FL.

    Webinar, Justice Clearing House, Presenter, Cumulative Trauma: The Covert Enemy of First Responders, July 14, 2020.

    2020 National Sheriffs’ Association Winter Legislative and Technology Conference, Presenter, The Gilchrist County Ambush: The Killing of Two Deputies and the Psychological Aftermath, February 9, 2020, Washington, DC.

    2020 National Sheriffs’ Association Winter Legislative and Technology Conference, Co-Presenter, From Leadership to Front Line Officers: Psychological Strategies and Resources to Improve Officer Wellness, including Longevity, Morale, Performance and Suicide Prevention, February 8, 2020, Washington, DC.

FEEDBACK FROM THE CROWD

  • “I was impressed with Dr. McDougall’s knowledge and experience in the area of emergency responder PTSD. I also enjoyed his “down to earth” presentation style. He made the clinical things understandable."

    William “Bill” Wright, Chaplain, Santa Rosa County (FL) Firefighters Association

  • "I couldn’t believe that someone in that capacity actually had the ability to understand the stressors of our job in law enforcement. He is down to earth and direct and that is what law enforcement officers look for.”

    Sgt. Sandra Myers, Criminal Investigations Division/Major Crimes Unit, Florida Association of Hostage Negotiators Ambassador

  • “Dr. McDougall is truly unique among the members of his profession in that he deftly applies his vast knowledge and expertise with the precision of a surgeon."

    Mike Prendergast, Sheriff, Citrus County Sheriff’s Office

  • “It is abundantly clear that Dr. McDougall knows how to work with cops and understands the dynamics we face in this profession. He makes people feel comfortable and eliminates the typical barriers that prevent people from effectively communicating.”

    Austin Anderson, Patrol Division Commander, Syracuse Police Department, Utah