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Contact us:
Peer Support
Training Institute
61 West 9th Street
New York, NY 10011
(212)477-8050
Email:
info@peersupport.com
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Past Training Presentations
Selected Workshops and Seminars
Presented by Dr. Rachelle Katz and Dr. Ronnie M. Hirsh
May 8, 1990
New York City Female Transit Police Officers
Topic: Stress Management and Effective Communication Skills
All day conference held at Antuns Restaurant, Queens NY
April 10-11, 1991
Police Commissioner's Conference VI: Women in Policing
Topic: Stress Management
2 Day conference held at the Police Academy, New York, NY
August 2, 1991
Planning Session: NYCTP
Topic: EAP and Peer Counseling
Presented information related to topic to Chief O'Keefe, and members of the Transit Police Academy.
January 7-8, 1992
Women in Policing Conference: New York City Transit Police Department
Topic: Stress Management
2 day conference held at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, NY
January 23, 1992
Topic: Stress Management and Superior Officers' Interventions
Presented to newly promoted Captains and Lieutenants at the NYC Transit Police Academy
February 2-5, 1994
1994 International Conference of Women in Law Enforcement
Topic: Home and Work: Balancing Your Life
3 day conference hosted by the NYC Transit Police ant the NYC Transit Police Women's Association
June 8, 1994
Topic: Stress Management and Superior Officers' Interventions
Presented to newly promoted Captains and Lieutenants at the NYC Transit Police Academy
September 27, 1994
Topic: Police Suicide
Cable Show 10:13, Dr. Katz appeared with Det. Theresa Cohen, EAP Coordinator to discuss suicide prevention for police officers.
January 19, 1995
NYC Transit Police Command Seminars
Topic: Overcoming Procrastination
Presented to members of the NYCTP Command Seminar Program, Dr. Phyllis McDonald. The newly promoted Captains, were eager to adopt skills that would reduce the stress of command.
November 1, 1995 to June 30 2006*
Police Peer Support Officer Training
Received grant from New York City Council to train up to
500 NYPD Officers as Peer Support Officers and to provide in-service training to
currently active peer supporters.
Designed, developed and implemented program for the
Members Assistance Program of the Police Unions including the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association, Detective Endowment Association, Sergeants Benevolent Association,
Lieutenants Benevolent Association as well as other line organizations.
In 2001 MAP became POPPA.
*Dr. Dan Cohen also developed and presented this program.
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