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The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience High Risk-Mission Specific Operational Stress Control CAPT Lori Laraway, NC, USN Navy OSC Coordinator Rollin McCraty, Ph.D. Director of Research, Institute of HeartMath

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience 2 READY READY (Green) REACTING (Yellow) INJURED (Orange) ILL (Red) Distress or impairment Mild and temporary Anxious, irritable, or sad Physical or behavioral changes More severe or persistent distress or impairment May leave lasting memories, reactions, and expectations Stress injuries that don’t heal without help Symptoms persist for >60 days, get worse, or initially get better and then return worse Caregiver Responsibility Caregiver Responsibility Unit Leader Responsibility Unit Leader Responsibility Good to go Well trained Prepared Fit and focused Cohesive units & ready families Individual, Shipmate, Family Responsibility Stressor Stress Continuum Model

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Why Detainee Ops? BHNAS III Report: –Mission had highest risk of mental health problems, particularly PTSD, anxiety and depression compared to any observed Navy IA unit or Army sample

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience 1.Fatigue & Sleep Problems 2.Operational & Job Concerns 3.Family & Home Stress 4.Age (older Sailors at risk) 5.Combat Exposure (Direct Fire) Best Predictors of PTSD and Depression Morale and mental health problems most likely at mid-tour, but may be transient.

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience – Unit Cohesion – Effective Leadership – Realistic Training Protective Factors Best to provide stress and resilience training before specialized mission training

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Psychological Warfare Detainee tactics: a form of psychological warfare, designed to: Bring harm Create dissent Waste resources Degrade operational readiness

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Psychological Warfare Resisting compliance Testing limits Harassing or demanding Inconsistency or unpredictable Threats to harm you or your family

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience What would you do? A detainee wants some water, as you approach him, he throws feces at you and laughs, you…. A) Leave the scene as quickly as possible B) Think to yourself that you deserve it C) Blow it off, get cleaned-up, and go back to work D) Start planning on how to get “payback”

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Psychological Warfare: Defense Tactics Expect to be manipulated; don’t take it personal Stay professional and non-reactive; treat everyone with dignity and respect Keep a positive attitude; be civil but not friendly Remain non-emotional and rational Watch out for each other Discuss experiences with leaders and peers

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience The Coherence Advantage: Utilizing the emWave® Personal Stress Reliever Building Stress Resiliency and Optimizing Performance in Challenging Times

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience HeartMath Tools and Technologies are Being Used by: Optimal Performance Centers Professional Athletes and Teams Olympic Teams Fighter Pilots Police and Fire Departments PTSD Clinics Hospital Emergency Staff Correctional Officers Surgeons

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Resilience: The capacity to prepare for, recover from, and adopt in the face of stress, adversity, trauma or tragedy The skilled use of resilience is not just to bounce back and recoup after challenging situations. It’s especially important for preventing stress accumulation during stressful challenging situations or engagements. You can learn how to accumulate and store situational resilience for engagement.

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Constant energy expenditures without the balance of adequate rest and recovery leads to burnout, errors, diminished performance and health challenges. Both energy expenditure and energy recovery are ACTIVE physiological processes.

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience 14 HEART RATE (BPM) Seconds Heart Rate Variability: The Hearts Rhythm

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Abnormally low HRV, is a strong and independent predictor of future health problems. HRV is an important indicator of psychological resiliency and ability to adapt to stress. Higher level of resting HRV are associated with superior performance on tasks requiring executive functions. HRV, especially HRV-coherence can be manipulated in order to produce improvements in cognitive functions.

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience 16 Incoherence : Impairs Performance—Amplifies Energy Drains Coherence : Promotes Optimal Performance—Builds Resilience HEART RATE Inhibits Brain Function (Incoherence) Facilitates Brain Function (coherence) TIME (SECONDS) Heart Rhythms 100 – 90 – 80 – 70 – 60 – 50 – 100 – 90 – 80 – 70 – 60 – 50 –

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience The HeartMath Tools The HeartMath techniques induce a coherent physical and mental state which increase mental clarity and emotional stability, especially in challenging situations. The process of shifting into a coherent state is facilitated by assistive technology—the emWave.

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Physiology of Optimal Performance Self-Situational Awareness Coherence Breathing Freeze-Frame Shift and Reset Prepping for Challenging Situations Establishing a Coherent Baseline Awareness of others

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience emWave ®

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Coherence Significantly Improves Brain Function Increased ability to self-regulate 40% improvement in long-term memory 24% improvement in short-term memory Increased ability to focus Increased ability to process information Increased reaction times Higher test scores Improved ability to learn

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience 21 HEART RATE (BPM) Encounters Angry Man Clock Time A Police Officer During a Domestic Violence Scenario Scenario Officer uses Shift and Reset :29 11:34 11:39 11:44 11:49 11:54

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Assessment

The Coherence Advantage Tools for Sustained Resilience Thank You for Attending