Today's post is dedicated to those who expressed a desire for more information about how verbal judo works, based on my previous post. Verbal judo is best defined as a gentle yet powerful way of ...

When using Verbal Judo, you explain to your opponent exactly what you would do to him if you were to actually use judo. If this doesn't work, then watch our videos on Verbal Karate, Verbal Muay Thai, ...

Mike Manley is Vice President of Operations and a Trainer for the Verbal Judo Institute, Mike has created an exciting, edge of your seat, powerfully informative Verbal Judo presentation. Intended ...

CHEYENNE – Verbally deescalating situations is a daily part of a police officer’s life. Learning the skills and methods to do this “verbal judo” goes against someone’s natural language, Cheyenne ...

The Purdue University Police Department is offering free online Verbal De-escalation (aka Verbal Judo) training via WebEx. Verbal De-escalation is a two-hour PowerPoint presentation. The objective is ...

Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman, Mayor Michael Hancock and Manager of Safety Stephanie O’Malley at the city's announcement of the sheriff department's use-of-force policy on Thursday, June 16, 2016.

At a recent event, I chatted with a consultant whose area of focus and expertise intrigued me. Long a practitioner of martial arts, he now travels the country to instruct organizations, from ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Intended Audiences for This Course •Anyone in the Field of Public Safety: Police, Probation (Juvenile or Adult), Corrections, Fire, USFS, BLM, Dispatchers, Campus Safety, Investigators •Government ...

The Purdue Police Department is offering free online Verbal De-escalation (aka Verbal Judo) training in September via WebEx. Verbal De-escalation is a two-hour PowerPoint presentation. The objective ...

Rick Lewis offers teachers a choice of two responses for dealing with a student who won’t stay in his seat. His blue eyes placid, his voice nearly serene, the safety trainer says: “I see you’re out of ...