Research Project
Tactical Resiliency USA Research Specifics
Trauma-Stress Study
Pilot Study will consist of 30 first responders, 15 Law Enforcement Officers and 15 Firefighters or Paramedics (Active or Former) and 30 Veterans/Active Military for a minimum of 60 participants.
Dr. Stacey Langdon will be the Primary Investigator, and is an Adjunct Professor for UNLV.
Scores will be conducted using PCL-5, PHQ-9, & ACEs pre and post TRP-PR Interventions to prove reduction in stress loads.
Combat/Military Stress Study (ASU Study)
Arizona State University Study with Dr. Maguire as the Primary Investigator.
Studying 30-50 Active Duty/Military Veterans/Combat Veterans with qEEG pre and post TRP-PR interventions.
Critical Incident Stress Study (ASU Study)
30-50 Law Enforcement Officers/Firefighters, Paramedics or EMTs with qEEG pre and post TRP-PR Interventions.
The ASU studies involves the following: Step 1-be evaluated for your PCL-5, GAD-7, PHQ-9 and ACEs scores. Step 2-receive a qEEG Brain Scan. Step 3-receive 3-5 sessions of TRP-PR, Step 4 is a follow up PCL-5, GAD-7, PHQ-9 score. Step 5- is receive a second qEEG Brain Scan to show objective data metrics. COMPLETE
Below shows previous data changes in scoring.
01
394 Total Clients
- 67 Females / 327 Males / Average age 43.8 years
- Average number of sessions = 1.9
02
Post Traumatic Stress Injury
- Pre PCL 5 Score average: 46
- Post PCL 5 Score average: 6.98
03
Anxiety
- Pre GAD 7 Score average: 13.31
- Post GAD 7 Score average: 2.33
04
Depression
- Pre PHQ 9 Score average: 14.28
- Post PHQ 9 Score average: 2.37
05
Mission Client Breakdown
- 911 Dispatchers: 10
- Law Enforcement Officers: 91
- Firefighter/EMS: 53
- Crime Scene: 1
06
Dual Law Enforcement / Veteran
- Law Enforcement Officer and Army Veteran: 7
- Law Enforcement Officer and Air Force Veteran: 1
- Law Enforcement Officer and Marine Veteran: 5
07
Veteran
- US Army Veteran: 54
- USAF Veteran: 31
- USMC Veteran: 26
- USCG Veteran: 2
- US Navy Veteran: 22
- US Army National Guard: 1
08
Active Duty
- USAF Active Duty: 2
- USCG Active Duty: 1
09
Civilian Breakdown
- Law Enforcement Officer Family: 9
- Firefighter Family: 5
- Veteran Family: 29
- Civilians: 38
- Gold Star Families: 3
Imagine waking up calm again
You feel steady. You handle stress without spiraling. Your body isn’t on edge all day. You trust yourself again—and life feels open, not threatening.