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Welcome to HostageNegotiation.com!
Home of the International Association of Hostage Negotiators (IAHN)

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Thanks for visiting HostageNegotiaton.com! While you are here, listen to Audio of Actual Hostage Negotiations in progress. Also be sure to sign our Guestbook. This site will be continuously expanding, so check back often for new negotiation material and information.

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 1/15/2010
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Dominick is now on facebook, all members arre welcome to request friend status.
 
 2/8/2010
IAHN---NEW EMAIL COMPANY

IMPORTANT!!!!--You should have received the below email, PLEASE respond by confirming your interest to continue receiving the IAHN emails.  We are now using the company (getresponse.com)

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 9/20/2008
A PREDICTION MODEL FOR INCIDENT RESOLUTION by Hugh M. McGowan Ph.D.

The police have traditionally used a motivational model to identify and predict the behavior of hostage-takers or barricaded persons. However, motive has been found to be a poor predictor of incident resolution. This essay presents a contextual model that offers greater potential for predicting the outcome of these situations. The components of this model are explained and a brief overview of the statistical analysis of the variables is given.  Two case studies are examined to show how three independent variables (context, containment and conversation) can be used to predict the incident resolution with greater accuracy.  (Click link below to download the complete article)
 
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 9/29/2009
Re-Cert Phase 4 Price Reduction

We at PATC E-learning Academy take great pride in the Hostage Negotiator Certification program.  We know maintaining your certification is of paramount importance to both you and your agency.  We understand that most agencies are under tight economic restraints and have cut back on training funds.  To help offset the economic issue we are temporarily reducing our on-line Phase 4 Hostage Negotiator Re-Certification course to $150.00.  (A Savings of $100.00)

            It is imperative that all certifications be brought up to date.  We are extending a grace period until Feb 28th 2010.  Please re-cert ASAP.  On March 1st 2010 all certifications that are 1 year and a 1 day past their re-cert date will be terminated from the certification program. 

 
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Law Enforcement officers worldwide handle hostage negotiation, suicide intervention and a varied number of crisis intervention incidents on a daily basis.


 Phase 4 Recertification
Global Law-Enforcement E-Training provided by The International Association of Hostage Negotiators
Hostage Negotiator Phase #4 Recertification

This course is available to successfull participants of the PATC/IAHN Phase 1, 2, and 3 Certification course developed by Dominick Misino and conducted throughf the Public Agency Training Council.

This online course fullfills the 2 year training recertification requirement for negotiators who have been certified through IAHN and PATC.

This course will extend your Certification two (2) years from the date of completion

Click here to visit the IAHN e-learning website.

 



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About HostageNegotiation.com
This site was designed to help bring together those wanting to share their experiences, information about their profession, and to help others learn the art of negotiation.

This site is sponsored by the president and founder of the IAHN, Detective Dominick J. Misino (retired). Dominick is a 22 year veteran of the NYPD, where he served as the primary hostage negotiator for his last 6 years, and was involved in over 200 hostage/barricade incidents.

Drawing on his many experiences and contacts from a long career in law enforcement, Dominick was a key contributor in making this site a reality. With the continued contributions of experienced negotiation professionals, and our growing community of negotiators worldwide, this site will continue to improve. Become an IAHN member and help us provide negotiators an opportunity to share their experiences and learn from the experiences of others. If you are not already a member, Join the International Association of Hostage Negotiators!, and join our growing negotiator community. Stay safe, and thanks for supporting the IAHN and HostageNegotiation.com!


 

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