A Street Survival Guide for Public Safety Officers

Dr. Daniel C. Rudofossi spent more than a decade as a street cop and licensed psychologist conducting research, ambulatory interventions, and assessments with hundreds of police officers at the New York City Police Department. He now continues in his private practice working with traumatized police officers. He is also a professor at NYU and is on the Board of Advisors at the Saybrook University Clinical Police Psychology Ph.D. Program. Dr. Rudofossi is a Fellow in Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy at the Albert Ellis Institute, and is certified in Psychodynamics Psychotherapy with the New York Psychoanalytic Institute and Society. In addition, he is a Clinician Diplomate in Logotherapy at the Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy.

Police and Public Safety Complex PTSD (PPS-CPTSD): Understanding my own Police and Public Safety Complex Trauma. What Police Personality Style do I have and how my style may help me or stifle me as a public safety officer? Why is understanding the ecology I work in and the need for survival as important as my own unique Adaptation to Complex Trauma and Loss. Sowing Your own Motivation through Fields of Despair: Five Officer-Patients Odysseys for my own use. Looking at my own and my peers styles of coping with the impact of loss in trauma without getting terrorized panicked or the cop blues. Toward Experiencing meaning in my own unique Public Safety Personality Styles after the wave of trauma and loss has subsided and the aftershocks are echoing into my memories and dreams. The Real Memo Book Insert for Antidote for Terrorism, Burnout, and Deployment.