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Hello and welcome to my web site…  My name is Kyle Weygandt.

My mission is to provide state of the art, high quality, and applicable training to social services, law enforcement, and professionals on a myriad of topics as we deal with human behavior.  Many programs around the United States set out to identify behaviors and put a label on them, or their program format teaches the practitioner that they get involved after the individual is going into an acting out episode which teaches REACTIVITY!   By teaching the proactive approach,  participants learn how they can get involved before the problem is exhibited by either identifying behaviors in others or how they react to the cycle of verbal and physical violence.  Through this “identification process”,   participants are taught that how they view and react to negative stimuli has a direct correlation to the crisis outcome!   How do participants learn to deal with inappropriate behaviors?  Through psycho-dynamic role plays and group activities, participants not only learn how they react to their own stress,  they learn proactive ways to lead others into a more manageable condition where they can be communicated to.  As you look over this site,  you will also identify many other programs that would be applicable to many arenas in the work place,  such as the S.M.A.R.T. Program (Security Management And Response Training) that addresses work place violence.

I want to personally thank you for perusing my site.  If you have any questions or would like more clarification on any of my programs,  please feel free to contact me.

Yours truly in educating the professional,

Kyle E. Weygandt

About the Presenter..

Kyle Weygandt is an educator and owner of “Just The F.A.C.T.S.” (Forensic And

Criminology Training Seminars).  Kyle’s Interest in Forensic Education  was sparked

when he became a presenter over 15 years ago teaching people how to deal with criminal

behaviors, and crisis management.  Because he wanted to provide the most up to date 

information and techniques,  he committed to research as much information on the topic

that he could.  Over the years that followed, the  information he obtained was fine tuned 

by his 11 years of  service in criminal rehabilitation and 3 years as a social worker, 

counselor.  Having a good foundation in rehabilitation, he geared his interests towards

forensic and  criminal behavior.  Kyle felt that in order to understand and apply the

criminal/ legal aspect , he should enroll in the “Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy”

which he did,  and became a commissioned police officer.  During this time frame

Kyle also finished  his Master of Science degree in Psychology.  After serving as a part

time police officer for over 8 years dealing with criminal behavior,  and his back ground in 

Psychology,  he designed many programs to not only identify behaviors, but to

proactively intercept and address ways of dealing with behavior, through understanding

how the body reacts to stressors and proactive communication techniques.  It is with this 

knowledge Kyle tested to be credentialed with one of the most respected forensic

organizations in the United States known as  “The National Association Of Forensic

Counselors”.  Kyle’s hard work paid off  and he became recognized as a  Forensic

Educator,  Certified Domestic Violence Counselor III,  and a Certified Clinical Criminal

Justice Specialist.   Kyle continues to provide Forensic education to many agencies

and is a respected  key note speaker for various organizations on the topics of

Domestic Violence,  Proactive Crisis Management, and Dealing with Physical Aggression. 

Kyle shares his principals with the “Stark State College Ohio Peace Officer Training

Academy”  teaching cadets about the effects of violence and victimization.  This

approach has educated many police officers to become more compassionate and

proactive in referring victims for counseling/support and not just focusing on the

perpetrator of a crime.  Kyle  has submitted many articles on many topics.  One such

article  “Domestic Violence 101”, which identifies the effects of Domestic Violence on

the whole family and outlines the cycle of violence from one generation to the other was 

published in the “Forensic Therapist”.   Kyle’s hope for the future is to have the honor

to share his programs with professionals that are in the service of others,  provide

quality care,   and teaching… “Just the FACTS.”