THE FUNDAMENTALS OF STALKING

Stalking is often missed or misunderstood, especially in its early stages.

The Fundamentals of Stalking course is a focused 9-hour training designed to help law enforcement recognize stalking behaviors and patterns, understand victim impact, and respond effectively from the first point of contact.

Stalking often appears as a series of incidents that may not seem significant on their own but together form a pattern of behavior. Without the right framework, these cases can be easily overlooked or misclassified.

The training provides practical, trauma-informed tools that officers can apply immediately in the field to better recognize stalking and improve early responses.

Participants Will Learn How To:

  • Identify stalking behaviors and patterns
  • Differentiate stalking from harassment
  • Understand victim impact
  • Apply trauma-informed response
  • Improve initial response

Recognizing stalking early and responding appropriately can make a critical difference in a victim's safety.

Cost: Free
Contact:

Anderia Johnson

Program Manager

smartphone Cell Phone (206) 610-4887
mail Email: cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov

Glenda Coms

Administrative Assistant

smartphone Cell Phone (206) 372-7871
mail Email: cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov
Category: Gender-Related Crimes Training

WHO CAN ATTEND OUR CLASS

This course is open to all law enforcement, regardless of rank/position.

VIRTUAL CLASS REQUIREMENTS

  • Laptop with a working camera and microphone
  • Stable internet connection
  • Note-taking materials

DRESS CODE

Business casual or agency uniform

SCHEDULE

Hours are typically 0800 - 1700 unless noted otherwise.

Available Training - Acadis® Portal (acadisonline.com) 

Deadline to cancel: 7 days before class. Send an email to the program at cjtcgrc@cjtc.wa.gov.

$100 no-show or late cancellation fee.