Professional Assault Crisis Training
Professionals in human service fields know that it’s important to care about everyone, equally. That’s why acknowledging biases feels wrong; it feels unprofessional. This Roundtable Discussion looks at bias differently, taking the position that we all have biases, and that identifying and managing our preconceptions, not denying them, is what allows us to be professionals. […]
Do you have questions about training logistics? Particular Pro-ACT Principles? Uploading your training documentation? We want to give you answers! Bring your questions to this open forum session with Pro-ACT trainers, chat with other Pro-ACT instructors, hear what others are asking and get input. No question is too big or small. We hope you will […]
You were excited when you left the Pro-ACT training room, certificate in hand, but now that it’s time to set-up and conduct your own training you have some questions…and we’re counting on the fact that we can answer them! Whether you’re training on your own or with a colleague, managing the training preparation and coordinating […]
We've always said that Pro-ACT is more than just a training program, it's a philosophy! And you know that turning a Pro-ACT philosophy into an organizational culture takes more than just training, but what are the extra steps? This conversation is about specific steps that you and your organization can take to get people on […]
“Can you remind me how this works?” is a common question from In-service Instructors when teaching physical content. Our answer, “Yes! We’re happy to help.” To get your questions answered, join this Remote Roundtable where we will recap on Evasion Principles and provide tips and strategies for effective teaching. To register for this event, email […]