TRAINING PROGRAMME ON MOTIVATION, STRESS MANAGEMENT & HANDLING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES HELD AT AUDITORIUM, PS BARAKHAMBA ROAD, NEW DELHI

A 4-day training programme on “Motivation, Stress Management and Handling Domestic Violence” held at PS Barakhamba Road Auditorium from 13.6.2016 to 16.6.2016 concluded in the august presence of Shri Alok Kumar Verma, Commissioner of Police, Delhi. The training was imparted by the experienced trainers of Edelweiss Financial Services Limited, which is the principal sponsor of Indian Contingent for the Rio Olympics. The objective of this training programme was to motivate the police force, imparting training in handling the stress and also domestic violence in their personal life and how to strike a balance between the personal and professional life.

            This endeavour is the brainchild of Shri Alok Kumar Verma, CP, Delhi wherein the problems of stress, improving efficiency amongst the police ranks have been dealt in a humane, scientific manner through this training programme in which Mr. Brian Lobo, the prominent motivational speaker alongwith his team shared key inputs on the above topics based on real life experiences. 608 police officers/personnel of various ranks from Constables to Inspectors attended the training programme. 

            The training started with an introductory session and two way communication was carried out to break the ice. The participants were asked about their expectations from the training and the participants were also briefed about the trainer’s expectations. The importance of setting the goals in the life of a person was explained to the participants and the success principles to achieve these goals were discussed.

            With the help of different teaching methods such as audio-video visuals, interesting fun activities, time management and thought process of an individual was highlighted. The trainers discussed the role of stress in one’s personal life and mentioned it to be one of the main reasons for domestic violence. Importance of yoga and regular exercises was discussed to deal with stress and domestic violence.

All the participants attended the training programme with zeal and enthusiasm. They freely interacted in the training sessions and shared their views. In the feedback session, while interacting with the CP, Delhi Shri Alok Kumar Verma, they gave the feedback about the session being highly useful and interactive. Overall, the response of the trainees was overwhelmingly positive.