The crime scenes are piling up.Â
STRESS AND BURNOUT
COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWNS
INCONSISTENT PERFORMANCE
REACTIVE DECISION-MAKING
CONFLICT AND MISALIGNMENT
UNDERUTILIZED TALENT
RETENTION RISK
FINANCIAL COST
Sometimes it isn’t the systems or the numbers keeping an organization from thriving.
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It’s the personal self-destruct button everyone keeps pushing without even knowing it.
IT'S NOT A ROOM WITH PARTICIPANTS FOR LONG.
The room becomes a crime lab. And the participants become the investigators.
Get the Briefing
Understand how hidden mental patterns develop and why they keep operating outside our awareness.
Meet the Suspects
Discover the internal Saboteurs capable of hijacking performance, communication, relationships, and well-being.
Examine the Evidence
Work through case files and real-world situations to recognize what's actually happening beneath the behavior.
Investigate the Scene
Follow the clues. Examine what happened from all sides.
Discover Whodunnit
Identify the suspect — or suspects — behind the behavior.
Interrupt the Pattern
Practice science-backed methods that shift toward improved communication, behavior, and performance.
Participants don't just hear something interesting. They become investigators.Â
Through suspect briefings, case files, interactive investigations, real-world scenarios, and practical mental-fitness methods, participants learn to recognize the patterns operating beneath their own behavior — and what to do when they catch one at the scene.
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APPLICATIONS
PATTERN AWARENESS
Recognize and shift the patterns that hijack performance
SELF-REGULATION
Navigate stress, emotions, and automatic responses more effectively
RELATIONSHIPS
Increase trust, understanding, and connection
TEAM DYNAMICS
Strengthen communication and collaboration
PERFORMANCE UNDER PRESSURE
Respond with greater intention when the stakes are high
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Meet Your Mind Detective.Â
Kris Driskill, DMA, SEAC, CBC, is a performance expert, speaker, author, and mental fitness facilitator whose work explores what happens when smart, capable people unknowingly work against themselves.
A former international opera singer, Kris spent 25 years performing in a field where execution happens under intense pressure and public criticism comes with the territory. Her fascination with how the mind operates under pressure led to doctoral research focused on performance anxiety and later to building a successful business working with entrepreneurs, business owners, and leaders on performance, communication, leadership, and the internal patterns that compromise all three.Â
But the first crimes Kris solved were hers.
After discovering how her own patterns were affecting her work, well-being, and marriage, she learned to recognize and interrupt them, changing not only how she performed, but how she lived.
SCIENTIFICALLY GROUNDED
without feeling clinical.
REFRESHINGLY HONEST
without being harsh.
DEEP ANDÂ PRACTICAL
without being heavy or predictable.
TRANSFORMATIONAL
without rhetoric or hype.
Built for the Room You're In.
Crimes of the Mind can be adapted for keynotes, interactive workshops, leadership sessions, team experiences, and retreats — while keeping the investigation at the center.
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Book a 30-minute conversation to discuss bringing Crimes of the Mind to your company, organization, association, or event.