James T Reese PhD.Dr. James T. Reese Ph.D. is an internationally known author, lecturer, and consultant in the specialty of stress management, workplace violence, personality profiling, leadership, motivation, and related topics and is listed in the
National Registry of Experts and The Yearbook of Authorities, Experts, and Spokespersons. He has published 7 books while with the FBI, and video and audio programs. The president of James T. Reese and Associates, with offices in Virginia, USA and Europe, he is an international Expert in Traumatic Stress and has Board Certification in School Crisis response. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress (A.A.E.T.S.), and a member of the Board of Scientific and Professional Advisors of the A.A.E.T.S. He is a faculty member of the National Executive Institute, the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, the Institute for the Advanced Study of Crisis and Disaster Management, the International Center for the Study of Criminal Science, Paris, France, to name just a few. Dr. Reese served as a platoon leader in Vietnam. After 25 years as an FBI Agent, he retired as the Assistant Unit Chief of the FBI Behavioral Science Unit, as depicted in the movie Silence of the Lambs, establishing their stress management program. He was adjunct faculty with the University of Virginia for 18 years. Dr. Reese is a founder of the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime and an original FBI Mind Hunter providing and training criminal personality profiling. Dr. Reese helped to establish the psychological services program of the FBI, its Employee Assistance Program and its Chaplains' Assistance Program. James T. Reese Ph.D., B.C.E.T.S., B.C.S.C.R., F.A.A.E.T.S.Education1991 The Brookings Institute, US Department of Justice Executive Institute1982 The Police Staff College, Bramshill, Hampshire, England 1981 University of Virginia, Post-Graduate 1976 American International College, Master of Science 1968 Arkansas State University, Bachelor of Arts Certification2001 Certification in Acute Traumatic Stress Management2000 Diplomate, Society for Police and Criminal Psychology 1999 Board Certified in Emergency Crisis Response 1999 Board Certified in Domestic Violence 1999 Board Certified in Stress Management 1998 Fellow, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress 1998 Board Certification in School Crisis Response 1997 Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress 1997 Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress 1995 Workplace Violence: Prevention and Reaction Instructor 1995 Critical Incident Stress Management Instructor 1995 Advanced Critical Incident Stress Management Instructor 1995 Critical Incident Stress Management Instructor/Faculty 1995 Peer Counseling Instructor 1985 FBI Hostage Negotiations 1978 Certified Law Enforcement Stress Instructor 1978 FBI Criminal Personality Profiler 1978 FBI Crime Prevention Specialist Employment2001-Present World Trade Center (9-11) subcontracts on grants for victim psychological rehabilitation1995-Present Proprietor, James T. Reese and Associates, USA 1995-Present Proprietor, James T. Reese European Associates 1997-2001 Director of Violence Prevention, Crisis Care Network, Inc. 1971-1995 Federal Bureau of Investigation 1971-1978 Special Agent, FBI (New York / Massachusetts) 1968-1970 Lieutenant, United States Army (1969-1970 Vietnam) Faculty Member2001-Present Suburban Law Enforcement Academy2000-Present National Police Wellness Foundation 1995-Present Adjunct contract(non faculty), Drug Enforcement Administration 1998-2001 Shield International, Inc. 1997-2002 University of South Carolina, Russian Police College 1997-2001 Crisis Care Network, Inc. 1995-1999 International Critical Incident Stress Foundation 1995-1999 Institute for Advanced Studies in Crisis and Disaster Management 1995-Present International Center for the Study of Criminal Behavior, Paris, France 1985-1995 The National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime 1982 Bramshill Police Staff College, Bramshill, Hampshire, England, Exchange Faculty 1982-Present The National Executive Institute 1978-1995 The Federal Bureau of Investigation Behavioral Science Unit 1978-1995 The University of Virginia, Adjunct Faculty 1980-1985 The FBI National Academy Editorial Advisor1981-1991 Police Stress1980-1985 F.B.I. Law Enforcement Bulletin Advisory Boards/Consultant2002 Ph.D. Police Psychology Program advisor, Saybrooke Institue2001 “COP2COP” counseling program, Univ. of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey 1998-Present Scientific and Professional Advisor, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress 1997 Crisis Care Network, Inc. 1996-Present Institute for Advanced Studies in Crisis and Disaster Management 1996-Present Violence Prevention/Policy Review Boards (Confidential Corporate Clients) 1995-Present International Critical Incident Stress Foundation 1994 Major City Chiefs of Police: Use of Excessive Force 1993-Present International Center for the Study of Criminal Behavior 1985-Present The National Executive Institute 1982-1995 FBI Academy, Curriculum Development 1981-1991 International Law Enforcement Stress Association MembershipsAmerican Academy of Experts in Traumatic StressAmerican Association for Counseling and Development American Mental Health Counselors Association American Psychological Association FBI National Academy Associates International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Institute for Advanced Studies in Crisis and Disaster Management International Law Enforcement Stress Association (Members both Past and Present) Law Enforcement Assistance Network Law Enforcement Hypnosis Institute Honorary Appointments and MembershipsPresident of the United States' Council on Integrity and Efficiency by President George BushThe Bronze Star Medal, United States of America International Center for Criminal Science, Paris, France, Member of Honor International Conference of Police Chaplains Superintendent of Police, Great Britain, United Kingdom State Trooper, Michigan State Police Vice President, Aberdeen Medical Society, University of Aberdeen School of Medicine, Aberdeen, Scotland International Business Machines IBM-Award of Appreciation for Service Distinguished Service AwardsPort Authority Police of New York and New Jersey “Iron Cross” for outstanding service following September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center, Manhattan, NYInternational Association of Chiefs of Police: Recognition and Appreciation Award for Service International Critical Incident Stress Foundation: World Congress Speakers' Medal FBI Director's Award for Distinguished Service FBI Director’s Award for Excellence U.S. Department of Justice: Public Service Award U.S. Department of the Treasury: Customs Service Award Commandant's Award: US Marine Corps Russell Leadership Conference International Center for Criminal Science, Paris, France, Member of Honor Award of Appreciation, NASA, Houston, TX International Conferences/Symposia Organized and HostedNational Symposium on Police Psychological Services: Responses to Violence in the WorkplaceWorld Conference on Police Psychology Critical Incidents in Policing: The Aftermath and Trauma Law Enforcement Families: Issues and Answers Organizational Issues Distinguished Lectures and Keynote Addresses(Partial)The President of the United States’ Council on Integrity and EfficiencyThe Congress of the United States: Select Committee on Families, Youth, and Children NASA, Johnson Space Flight Center & Goddard Space Flight Center The World Bank The Crystal Cathedral Annual Event; Garden Grove, CA Women in Federal Law Enforcement American Bankers’ Association American Management Association National Sheriffs’ Association United States Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Washington, DC Harvard Associates in Police Science General Graves B. Erskine Distinguished Lecture Series International Security Management Association American Society for Industrial Security National Conference of Attorneys General International Association for Aerospace Security International Business Machines (IBM) Annual Worldwide Security Conference Women in Law Enforcement, National Conference Internal Revenue Service International Association of Chiefs of Police National Security Institute The American Inns of Court, College of William and Mary The Third World Congress on Trauma: Violence in the Workplace American Psychological Association Centennial Conference American Medical Association United States Postal Inspectors Annual Conference United States Fire Academy International Laboratory Director’s Association National Health Care Fraud Conference Significant International Lectures and ConsultationsAustralian Federal Police: Canberra, AustraliaQueensland Police: Brisbane, Australia Australian-Asian Police Surgeons’ Conference: Broadbeach, Australia Caribbean National Academy Associates: Jamestown, Barbados Norwegian Chiefs of Police: Oslo, Norway North Atlantic Treaty Organization Advanced Scientific Studies Institute: Sciathos, Greece Directing Staff, Bramshill Police Staff College, Bramshill, England Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Tokyo, Japan Singapore Police Department: Singapore First Congress on Stress, Trauma and Coping: Amsterdam, The Netherlands South Wales Constabulary: Cardiff, Wales European National Academy Associates: Avila, Spain Retail Merchants Mental Health Conference: London, England Danish Federal Police: Copenhagen, Denmark Stress, Violence, and Trauma: University of Sheffield, England Stress Management: University of Nottingham, England Publications and BooksReese, James T. and Goldstein, Harvey A. (Editors) Psychological Services for Law Enforcement, United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1986.Reese, James T. The History of the Development of Psychological Services in Law Enforcement Organizations in the United States, Dissertation Abstracts, 1987. Reese, James T. The History of Police Psychological Services, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1987. Reese, James T. Behavioral Science In Law Enforcement, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1987. Reese, James T. and Horn, James M (Editors) Police Psychology: Operational Assistance, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1988. Reese, James T., Horn, James M. and Dunning, Christine (Editors) Critical Incidents in Policing, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1990. Reese, James T., Horn, James M. and Dunning, Christine (Editors) Critical Incidents in Policing, Revised, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1991. Reese, James T. and Scrivner, Ellen (Editors) The Law Enforcement Family: Issues and Answers, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1994. Reese, James T. and Solomon, Roger, Organizational Issues, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1995. Reese, James T. Worlds at War: Minds at Peace, currently in manuscript form Reese, James T. The ABCs of Violence Prevention Training, Success Without Stress Publications, in press. Chapters In BooksReese, James T. “Family Therapy: A New Approach to an Old Problem”, in James I. Linder (Editor) Training Manual for Peer Counseling Training Program, California State University Press, Long Beach, California, 1983.Reese, James T. “Crime Causation: Is There a Common Denominator?”, in Reese James, T. Behavioral Science in Law Enforcement, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1987, pp.19-32. Reese, James T. “Life in the High-Speed Lane: Managing Police Burnout”, Robinette, Hillary (Editor) Managing Marginal Performance, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, April 1993. Reese, James T. “Managing Police Burnout” in More, Harry W. Jr.(Editor), Critical Issues in Law Enforcement, 4th Edition, Cincinnati, Ohio: Anderson Publishing, 1985, pp.287-295. Reese, James T. “The Rape Investigator as Vicarious Victim” in Hazelwood, R. and Burgess, Ann (Editors) Practical Rape Investigation: A Multidisciplinary Approach, New York: Elsevier North Holland, 1987. Reese, James T. “The History of Police Psychology” in Kurke, Martin and Scrivner, Ellen (Editors) Police Psychology, 1995. Reese, James T. “Senior Executive Training Series”, The ABCs of Violence Prevention Training, Success Without Stress Publications, ;in press. Reese, James T. “Leadership Training Series”, The ABCs of Violence Prevention Training, Success Without Stress Publications, in press. Reese, James T. “Front Line Training Series”, The ABCs of Violence Prevention Training, Success Without Stress Publications, in press. ForewordsHackett, Dell P. and Violanti, John M., Police Suicide, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, Ltd., Springfield, IL, 2003.McCann, Joseph T., Threats in Schools, The Haworth Press, Inc., New York, 2002. (Cover comments) Sheehan, Donald, (Ed.) Law Enforcement Suicide, Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, FBI, 2002. Davis, Joseph (Ed), Stalking Crimes and Victim Protection, CRC Press, New York, 2001. Gregoire, Florent. Hostage Negotiations, (in French) published in Paris, FR Russell, Harold and Beigel, Alan, Understanding Human Behavior for Effective Police Work, Third Edition, New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1990. Oligny, Michel, Stress and Burnout in the Police Environment, Quebec City, Canada, 1990. Korem, Dan, The Art of Profiling: Reading a Person Right the First Time, International Focus Press, Richardson, Texas, 1997. ArticlesReese, James T. “Obsessive-Compulsive Behavior: The Nuisance Offender”, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, Volume 48, Number 8, 1979.Ault, Richard L. and Reese, James T. “A Psychological Assessment of Crime: Profiling”, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, Volume 49, Number 3, March 1980. Reese, James T. “Motivations of Criminal Informants”, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, Volume 49, Number 5, May 1980. Reese, James T. “A Prescription for Burnout”, FBI National Academy Associates Newsletter, Summer 1981. Reese, James T. “Bureaucratic Burnout: A Challenge to Managers”, Management Quarterly, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Volume III, Article I, January 1982. Reese, James T. “Life in the High-Speed Lane: Managing Police Burnout”, The Police Chief, Volume XLIX, Number 5, June 1982. Reese, James T. “Family Therapy in Law Enforcement: A New Approach to an Old Problem”, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, Volume 51, Number 9, September 1982. Reese, James T. “Minority Stress: The Police Executive”, The Police Chief, Volume L, Number 3, March 1983. Reese, James T. “Stress for Law Enforcement Managers”, in Official Proceedings Notebook of the Eighth Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar, February 5-17, 1984, Judith P. Guthertz (Editor), Department of Public Safety, Guam, Philippines, 1984. Reese, James T. “Critical Incidents: Now There’s Help”, FBI National Academy Newsletter, Summer 1984. Reese, James T. “Family Support and Peer Counseling: An American Police Perspective”, Police, Volume XVII, Number 4, The Police Federation of England and Wales, London, England, December 1984. Dietz, Park Elliott and Reese, James T. “The Perils of Police Psychology: Ten Strategies for Minimizing Role Conflicts When Providing Mental Health Services and Consultation to Law Enforcement Agencies”, Behavioral Sciences and the Law, Volume 4, Number 4, 1986, pp. 835-400. Reese, James T.”Policing the Violent Society: The American Experience”, Stress Medicine, Volume 2 Reese, James T. “Coping with Stress: It’s Your Job”, FBI National Academy Associates Newsletter, Winter 1986-1987, pp. 3-5. Reese, James T. “Family Support and Peer Counseling”, Police Stress, Volume 8, Number 1, Winter 1987, pp. 8-11. Reese, James T. “Stress and the Bomb Technician”, Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Terrorists Devices and Methods, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Laboratory Division, Washington, DC, June 1987, pp. 102-107. Reese, James T. “Psychological Aspects of Policing Violence”, in Reese, James T. and Horn, James M. (Editors) Police Psychology: Operational Assistance, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1988. Reese, James T. “The Psychology of Police and Training”, Journal of the Association of Australian and Pacific Area Medical Officers, Number 19, February 1989, New South Wales, Australia, pp. 32-39 Reese, James T. “Take the Stress Out of Success”, Security Management, August 1989, pp. 103-106. Reese, James T. and Hodinko, Bernard, “Police Psychology: A History”, in Reese, James T., Horn, James M. and Dunning, Christine (Editors) Critical Incidents in Policing, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1990. Reese, James T. “Justifications for Mandating Critical Incident Aftercare”, in Reese, James T. Horn, James M., and Dunning, Christine, Critical Incidents in Policing, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1990. Reese, James T. “Investigations in the 1990’s”, Proceeding of Seminar on the Future of Investigations, Quebec Police Institute, Nicolet, Quebec, Canada, 1990. Reese, James T. : The FBIs Response to Critical Incidents”, Second European Conference on Traumatic Stress, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 1992. Reese, James T. “Wellness and Your Lifestyle”, Pleasant Living, January/February 1992, p.32. Scrivner, Ellen and Reese, James T., “Family Issues With No Easy Answers”, in Reese, James T. and Scrivner, Ellen (Editors) The Law Enforcement Family: Issues and Answers, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 1994. Reese, James T. “Challenge the Future with the Best Practices in Police Leadership”, in Tinsley, Paul N. and Fudge, Stephen J. (Editors) Proceedings of the Police Leadership Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, April 1998, pp. 11-15. Hackett, Dell and Reese, James T. “Law Enforcement Suicide”, in Suicide in Law Enforcement, Sheehan, Donald (Ed.), U. S. Department of Justice, FBI, Washington, DC, 2001. Reese, James T. Six Keys to Stress-Free Living, Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy Associates Newsletter, Quantico, Virginia, 2001. Featured or Directly Referred To InPorter, Bruce, “Mind Hunters: Tacking Down Killers with the FBI’s Psychological profiling Team”, Psychology Today, April 1983. Features Dr. Reese, and others, as an original FBI profiler.Volpe, Joseph S., “An Afternoon with Dr. James T. Reese”, Trauma Response, Vol. vi, No. 2, New York, pp. 4-8. Dr. James T. Reese photo on cover and cover story. DeNevi, Don, and Campbell, John, Into the Minds of Madmen, Prometheus Books, Amherst, NY, 2004, Dr. Reese subject of Chapter One as FBI profiler and lecturer. Audio PublicationsReese, James T. Six Keys to Stress-Free Living: A Guide to Recapturing Control of Your Life™WorkbooksReese, James T. The ABCs of Violence Prevention Training.Reese. James T. Workplace Violence: An Integrated Response Workbook. Reese, James T. Stress and Emergency Service Personnel Schedule Dr. Reese for your company or organization thru this link...
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