Beyond the Call: Coping Skills for Law Enforcement Leaders and Their Teams

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There are plenty of technological solutions to minimize exposure when conducting dark web investigations. But how can you keep yourself and your team mentally healthy when exposures are unavoidable?

Adopting better coping strategies can significantly contribute to suicide prevention, enhance quality of life, and help you continue leading in the battle against cybercrime.

Join us for a panel discussion featuring law enforcement mental health veterans, where we'll dive into practical coping strategies and effective methods for promoting them.

Amy Butler, MA, LPC

C0-Founder and Director oF Gap Relief

Amy has been a Licensed Professional Counselor for more than 20 years.

In recent years, Amy has leveraged her expertise in trauma therapy to assist high trauma-impacted helping organizations such as police departments, education systems, child safety centers, and child endangerment nonprofits.

Mark DiBona

President and Co-founder of Protecting the Guardian

Mark has 33 years in Law Enforcement, including 25 years at the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office.

During his career in law enforcement, he developed mental health issues and has become an advocate for First Responder mental health and suicide prevention. He has been a keynote speaker nationally and internationally at several conferences.

Melissa Kaiser

Independent Consultant

Melissa was the first Human Trafficking Navigator hired for North Dakota and the first victim/witness specialist for the Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

She has been a member of the North Dakota Human Trafficking Task Force since 2016, is currently the co-chair for the Lived Experience Subcommittee, and was the vice chair of the Labor Trafficking Subcommittee for six years.

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