Professional Assault Crisis Training
This 4-hour interactive workshop is intended for supervisors in agencies that use Pro-ACT Training for de-escalation and crisis response. Through scenario reviews and guided discussion, participants will learn ways to create supervisory spaces and practices that enhance and reinforce the use of Pro-ACT Principles l improving staff and client safety.
Client assault is never acceptable but it is also never without a reason. The key to responding safely and effectively is understanding the reason. This 2-hour, interactive workshop explains the four basic motivations for client assault and how staff can recognize them. Participants learn how to adjust their communication and physical activity to identify and […]
In this 3.5-hour workshop participants learn ways to avoid physical harm if there is a violent incident in their workplace. In response to the requirements of California Senate Bill 553, the workshop also explains employer responsibility for protecting employees from workplace violence and defines workplace violence, risk factors, and related terms in OSHA and Cal/OSHA
OPTIONS 553 Training is a 1-day/6-hour In-service Instructor certification course that provides an overview of employer responsibilities for protecting employees from workplace violence; definitions of workplace violence, risk factors, and related terms in OSHA, Cal/OSHA, and California Senate Bill 553; and strategies for avoiding physical harm as well as opportunities for prospective In-service Instructors to […]
This livestream, 6-hour workshop provides parents and caregivers with practical, trauma-informed strategies to recognize and respond to their children's dangerous behavior. Using the crisis cycle as a framework, this workshop guides participants through each phase from a triggering incident and escalation through recovery and reconnection. Participants develop personalized observation, self-regulation/self-control, and crisis response strategies to prevent […]