In this mini episode of Mind Matters, FMRT CEO Elizabeth Morris is joined by Victoria Tumilty, Research and Business Development Specialist at The FMRT Group, to discuss the launch of BRAINS™ 2.0, the newest evolution of FMRT’s p...

911 telecommunicators are often the first voice in moments of crisis—calming chaos, gathering critical information, and guiding help long before responders arrive on scene. Yet their role is frequently misunderstood and underrecognized. 

In this powerful episode of "Mind Matters," hosts Elizabeth Morris and Gary Fly engage in a heartfelt conversation with Doug Monda, a retired narcotics agent and former SWAT operator. Doug shares his journey from a decorated law enforcement car...

 Dr. Peter Schulz, a seasoned forensic psychologist and founder of Triangle Forensic Psychologists, joins Elizabeth and Gary to demystify Fitness for Duty Evaluations (FFDEs). With decades of experience conducting evaluations for law enfor...

In this episode of Mind Matters, hosts Elizabeth Morris and Gary Fly sit down with Jason Armstrong – retired police chief, author of I’m Done Here!, and nationally recognized leadership consultant – to explore what it truly me...

Paul Butler is a nationally respected leadership trainer and former Chief Deputy with over 27 years of law enforcement experience. In this episode, Paul draws on both his public safety career and global training expertise to explore wh...

In this powerful episode, Elizabeth sits down with retired U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Kijuan Amey to explore how one life-changing moment reshaped his identity and revealed a deeper sense of purpose. After surviving a devastating motorcycle ...

This episode gets real about stress, trauma, and what it actually means to take care of your mental health. Bob Delaney—a former undercover cop who infiltrated the mob, an NBA referee, and now a leading voice on post-traumatic stress—joins ...

Elizabeth and Gary are joined by Dr. Leah Kaylor, a clinical and prescribing psychologist with deep experience supporting first responders and the FBI. Together, they explore how trauma impacts sleep, common disorders in law enforcement, and si...

In this powerful episode, we sit down with retired Deputy Chief Patrick Traitor from the Jacksonville Police Department to explore the often-unspoken emotional and mental toll of a life in law enforcement. From advice for spouses and early care...

In this episode of Mind Matters, we explore why communication is the ultimate leadership superpower. Guest Edward Beltran, Elizabeth, and Gary discuss how fostering open dialogue and emotional intelligence can build resilient teams. Le...

 In this episode of Mind Matters, Chief Curtis Cheeks III of the High Point Police Department discusses the importance of wellness initiatives in law enforcement, focusing on implementing comprehensive programs, securing funding a...

In this episode, we sit down with Chief Parker of Black Mountain PD to discuss the challenges and lessons learned from navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Chief Parker shares powerful insights on building resilience and coping mechani...

In this episode, Sgt. Joshua Lee joins us to discuss the evolving landscape of mental health support in law enforcement. From innovative treatments and therapies to best practices for peer support teams, Sgt. Lee shares valuable insights on how...

 In this episode, Elizabeth, Gary, and retired Capt. Dan Willis discuss the impact of trauma and the importance of mental wellness. They explore recognizing signs of distress, effective coping mechanisms, and the role of peer support. The ...

Elizabeth speaks with Chief Blair Myhand of the Hendersonville Police Department about leadership and mental wellness in law enforcement. They reflect on 9/11, discuss transitioning from the military to policing, and explore the future of the p...

In this episode, Captain Chris Dickerson of the Roxboro Police Department shares his journey in law enforcement and his deep involvement in youth outreach programs. The discussion covers his motivation behind volunteering, the impact of mentors...

In this episode, Elizabeth and Dr. Sam Gray discuss the importance of peer support teams, defining them and highlighting the key qualities of effective peer support members, such as empathy and communication skills. They address day-to-day life...

In this solo episode, Elizabeth discusses the vital roles of Fitness for Duty Evaluations (FFDE) and Critical Incident Appointments (CIA) in maintaining workplace health and safety. We dive into how FFDEs assess an employee's physical and menta...

Join The FMRT Group CEO Elizabeth Morris, COO Jennifer Beauchamp, and special guest Gary Fly in a dynamic conversation unveiling the company's riveting journey. Explore the origins that sparked FMRT's rise, witness its evolution into a trailbla...