Brad Young Email & Phone Number

Star, Idaho, United States

The Guardian Division of Get Safe offers Crisis Intervention, De-Escalation, Violence Prevention, and Customer Service Training to Law Enforcement, Schools, and Workplaces. We have focus on working with customers and employees that are on the I/DD Spectrum as well as general safety, behavioral recognition, and communication strategies to improve the outcomes of everyone.

Idaho, United States

Training and Developing Instructors, Content, and Programs. Get Safe trains #prevention and #intervention through tactical decision making.

Idaho, United States

I want our Law Enforcement to be equipped with the best training, so that they are prepared to respond to people in crisis. I also assist in building courses around best practices and developing content to enrich the training experience. Although I will reach out to you, I am always available for an agency to reach out to me.

Get Safe offers courses in Crisis Intervention Behavioral Health to Law Enforcement. Additionally, Get Safe has added a California POST approved Plan V course for De-Escalation and Tactical Communications.

All great things start with a conversation. Speak Easy Communications aims to develop your skills to be a better leader, employee, and person. People skills are becoming scarce, let us help develop these precious abilities.

Palo Alto, Ca

I manage the Parent Project for the Palo Alto Police Department and Palo Alto Unified School District. We offer an English and a Spanish course that run for twelve weeks in conjunction with the school semesters. We provide food, instruction, and child care to parents that are experiencing children with destructive adolescent behavior.As the Program Manager my duties include-Facilitating instruction-Managing schedules of the other facilitators-Maintain a budget-Track attendance-Seek and secure donations for our dinners-Register parents-Recruit parents-Recruit guest speakers

Palo Alto, Ca

Since 2008 I have been involved in a variety of assignments. They include-Patrol-Detective-School Resource Officer-Crisis Intervention Team-Hostage Negotiator-K9 Handler-Public Information Officer-Peer Support (Assistant Supervisor)-Instructor for First Aid, CIT, and CNT.Specific to the Crisis (Hostage) Negotiation Team, I have had the following responsibilities-Coordinate quarterly training plus two joint trainings with Tactical team (SWAT)-Analyze equipment vendors to update team equipment-Team Leader, Assistant Team Leader, Negotiator-Planned multiple large scale events in accordance with FEMA and Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Plan (HSEEP)-Coordinate civilian mental health professional integration to our team-Planned Joint training class with regional FBI for basic instruction schoolSpecific to School Resource Officer-Enforce laws-Consult with District staff on engagement efforts with students-Crisis Intervention-Develop Training and Presentation on subjects for school safety, student development, and parenting-Community Outreach-Problem Solving-Conflict ResolutionThe following law enforcement training specialties are taught in accordance with the California Peace Officer Standards and Training-CIT-First Aid

Northern California Region

As a linguist, I worked in an intelligence capacity for the US Army. While on Active Duty my duties included-Supervising a team of eight (8) personnel-Provided training and counselling to subordinates-Interact with Command and mid-level supervision-Manage and maintain sensitive and specialized equipmentWhile serving my second enlistment in the National Guard, my duties included-Training Coordinator at a company level-Administrative Sergeant for a specialty programI left the military at the rank of Sergeant