Statement Analysis Seminars Offered by Advanced Interviewing Concepts Conducted by Mark McClish

SPONSOR OR HOST A STATEMENT ANALYSIS SEMINAR

Sponsoring a Statement Analysis seminar is an ideal way of providing in-service training for your organization. Hosting a seminar will help to develop a rapport with other organizations in your area by providing them the opportunity to attend this unique training. Seminars range from four hours to two days. To request additional information, please send me an e-mail.

STATEMENT ANALYSIS COURSE OBJECTIVES Identify methods of analyzing a subject's verbal and written statement to detect deception. Learn how to obtain additional information by recognizing what a subject is telling you based on the language used.

THESE ARE NOT NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES Reading someone's body language may let you know if the person is under some stress. However, this stress does not always equate to deception. Statement Analysis is much more accurate because people mean exactly what they are saying. Unlike non-verbs, with Statement Analysis you do not need to see the person or hear the person. With these new techniques, you can take a written statement and determine if a person is being truthful or deceptive.

A FEW OF THE PAST STATEMENT ANALYSIS SEMINARS

2008 Wilson, NC Wilson Community College New York, NY Department of Justice Antitrust Division Wilmington, NC Public Defender & Investigator Conference Dearborn, MI Michigan Department of Community Health Annual Recipient Rights Conference

2007 Jackson, MS Hinds County District Attorney's Office Potomac, MD Department of Commerce OIG Asheville, NC NC District Attorney's Conference Frederick, MD Frederick County Sheriff's Office Greensboro, NC Domestic Violence Conference Apex, NC Apex Police Department

2006 Columbia, SC Department of Justice National Advocacy Center Nashville, TN AdvancedMed Washington, D.C. Department of Commerce Office of Inspector General Billings, MT Montana Sheriff's and Peace Officer Association Annual Conference Greenville, NC Pitt County Paralegal Association Philadelphia, PA Department of Justice Anti-Trust Division Annual Conference Tunica, MS Mississippi Attorney General Prosecutors Conference

2005 Denver, CO Department of the Interior Glynco, GA Inspector General Training Academy Atlantic Beach, NC The Law Firm of Ward & Smith St. Louis, MO Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services Fraud Conference Wilmington, NC OCDETF Conference Indianapolis, IN U.S. Attorney's L.E. Conference Los Angeles, CA Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services Fraud Conference

Because I am still employed full-time as a federal law enforcement officer, I only conduct seminars on a part-time basis. Most of my time is taken by orgainzations
wanting training for their personnel. If an agency hosts a seminar open to the public, I will post information on this page on how you can register for the seminar.
If you are interested in sponsoring or hosting a seminar, please send me an e-mail and I will send you additional information.