The Joe Rogan Experience #1517 - Nancy Panza
Jul 30, 2020
Nancy Panza, a Professor of Psychology at Cal State Fullerton and a forensic psychologist, shares her insights on the mental health challenges faced by law enforcement. The discussion highlights the critical need for enhanced police training and de-escalation strategies to foster officer wellness and community relations. They explore the role of body cameras in promoting accountability and the complexities of police culture amid societal unrest. Panza emphasizes the importance of understanding diverse perspectives and tackling implicit bias within policing.
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Jocko Willink's Training Insights
- Nancy Panza praises Jocko Willink's insights on police training.
- She highlights his emphasis on firearms training but notes a crucial gap in communication skills training.
NYPD De-escalation Training
- Panza recalls de-escalation training with NYPD recruits and actors portraying mentally ill individuals.
- Recruits, initially apprehensive, valued the interactive training more than months of academy learning.
Psychological Toll of Policing
- Joe Rogan emphasizes the need for increased police training, even if it means hiring more officers.
- He also highlights the psychological toll of the job, including exposure to violence and the constant threat of death.