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Read more at: UpBeat! Oscar Kilo blog

UpBeat! Oscar Kilo blog

On March 28th a new blog brings a personal touch to the progress of the Trauma Resilience in UK Policing project in its ninth month.

Read more at: Parliamentary Round Table on Police Wellbeing

Parliamentary Round Table on Police Wellbeing

Nick Hurd's Support for Trauma Resilience in UK Policing

Read more at: New paper on DNA and trauma processing

New paper on DNA and trauma processing

Dr Jess Miller and former colleagues at Bournemouth University publish new data indicative of a link between the Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor gene (BDNF) and trauma resilience, calling for more research.

Read more at: Steering Group Meeting January 19th agrees substantial steps forward

Steering Group Meeting January 19th agrees substantial steps forward

Fantastic developments in the project were agreed at the Steering Group meeting on 19th January 2018....

Read more at: UpBeat Conference 13 March 2018

UpBeat Conference 13 March 2018

UpBeat 2018 was held on March 13th at the Emirates Stadium in London.

Read more at: Festive Twitter poll

Festive Twitter poll

Dr Jess asks police on Twitter what they find most challenging at Christmas and New Year

Read more at: #neuroscienceforpolicing speaks at PFEW Post-Incident Management Seminar

#neuroscienceforpolicing speaks at PFEW Post-Incident Management Seminar

Dr Jess Miller delivered a training seminar on how to look after and get the best out of officers as key witnesses during serious post-incident procedures.

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TITEN Neuroscience Informed Trauma Exposure Training

22 August 2024

Dr Jess with Cambridge Resilient Research Ltd (directed by Prof Brendan Burchell) is now offering a new, discrete and bespoke trauma resilience service, including presenting, leadership training, high-risk resilience work, trauma management planning, research and evidence-based approaches and incident-specific support...

Author's story

26 January 2024

The Marshwood Vale magazine of the South West features a front cover piece on Dr Jess Miller and how she found herself working in trauma resilience. To read a bit more about how the personal meets the professional, honouring the trusted adage "Re-search is Me-search", click here.

BLOG: The Policing Mind one year on

22 June 2023

Here Dr Jess talks about how her first book The Policing Mind: Trauma Resilience for a New Era has had impact since 2022: Transforming Society ~ Getting inside the policing mind In doing so, the book as been passed to the Home Secretary in the hope of further change to our police service being more trauma informed and open...

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