In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry Harrison speaks with Freddy Osuna, a tracking expert and founder of Greenside Training. Freddy shares his journey from military service to becoming a trusted authority in tracking, emphasizing the importance of this skill in various fields, including law enforcement and trauma recovery. He discusses his innovative programs aimed at teaching tracking skills to civilians, particularly children, and highlights the therapeutic benefits of nature and tracking for mental health. The conversation also touches on the Servant Guardian app, designed to help teachers identify at-risk children, and Freddy's commitment to supporting veterans and first responders dealing with PTSD.

• Freddy Osuna began his tracking journey as a boy.
• He has a military background that shaped his tracking skills.
• Tracking is used in law enforcement for various purposes.
• Freddy transitioned to civilian life by working in tactical tracking operations.
• He teaches tracking skills to civilians and children.
• Nature plays a crucial role in learning and healing.
• Tracking can help with emotional downregulation for trauma patients.
• Freddy is developing programs for veterans and first responders.
• The Servant Guardian app aims to help teachers identify at-risk children.
• Freddy's personal experience as a foster child drives his passion for helping others.