Justin Srivastava is a highly accomplished former police superintendent with 30 years of experience, transitioning to a consultancy role after a distinguished career. He is a globally recognised expert in trauma-informed policing and organisational development, and a leader in promoting public health approaches to crime prevention. Throughout his career, Justin has worked tirelessly to address violence, promote wellbeing within the police, and champion early intervention strategies. He is a skilled communicator, author, and international speaker, sought after for his expertise in creating safer and healthier communities.

Some of Justin's key publications include:

• "Principles of a Public Health Approach to Policing" (College of Policing): A guide for police forces on implementing public health frameworks to address crime and vulnerability.
• "Public Health Approaches in Policing" (Public Health England): Exploring the meaning and application of a public health approach within a policing context.
• "Policing and Health Collaboration: Landscape Review": A series of reviews examining the collaboration between police and health services in England and Wales.

Now offering consultancy services, Justin specialises in:

• Trauma-Informed Organisational Development: Helping organisations embed trauma-informed principles into their culture, practices, and service delivery.
• Public Health Approaches to Crime and Vulnerability: Advising on implementing public health frameworks to address the root causes of crime and improve early intervention.
• Violence Reduction and Prevention: Developing and implementing evidence-based strategies for violence reduction.
• Police Wellbeing and Organisational Change: Supporting police forces to improve officer and staff wellbeing.

Justin has a proven track record of working across multi-agency systems, building trusted relationships, and influencing at the highest levels. He is passionate about applying his expertise to help organisations build more resilient trauma informed communities.