Professional Assault Crisis Training
Documentation is often seen as an obligation, something that has to be done, but at the heart of good documentation is the information needed to provide exceptional care. As professionals serving others, it’s essential that documentation be clear, concise, and accurate. This Roundtable discussion will provide guidelines for perfecting documentation as well as strategies for […]
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 […]
On November 10 the topic for discussion is More About Fight and Flight. The concept of fight and flight gets talked about a lot, but we want to do more than talk, we want to really understand the impact of this physiological process on our thinking, our behavior, and our safety. Join this online discussion […]
Ever wonder how Trauma-informed Care and Pro-ACT Principles come together? This discussion will help you connect the dots between the two, illustrating the ways in which these two philosophies combine to create better, safer, and more respectful interactions between staff and clients. Learn how enhancing staff members understanding of their client's trauma histories can result […]
Anytime there are changes, there are questions. With the release of the Pro-ACT training 2022 edition, In-service Instructors have asked for insight and ideas. They want to know: Why are changes made? Are employees trained in an earlier versions still certified? What is the best way to communicate the change to employees? Is there a […]