|
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training
The
goal of the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Program-cpi,
Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc., is to provide a safe, nonharmful
behavior management system designed to help school employees and
other human service providers match interventions to levels of crisis.
The training emphasizes interventions that provide for the best
possible care, welfare, safety and security of disruptive, assaultive
and out-of-control individuals even during their most violent moments.
What We Offer/Performance
Promises:
- Eight to
12 hours of interactive learning focusing on prevention techniques,
nonviolent physical crisis intervention and team intervention.
(The most effective method of presentation is in a twelve-hour
time frame spread over two six-hour days, but may be tailored
to meet district needs.)
- The topics
covered within the training workshop include:
- Day 1
- Crisis
Development Model
- Proxemics
and Kinesics
- Paraverbal
Communication
- Verbal
Escalation Continuum
- Verbal
Intervention Tips and Techniques
- Empathic
Listening
- Precipitating
Factors
- Rational
Detachment
- Staff
Fear and Anxiety
- Personal
Safety Demonstrations and Practice
- Day 2
- Physical
Control and Restraint
- Control
Dynamics
- Team
Intervention
- Transport
and Interim Techniques
- Postvention:
Establishing Therapeutic Rapport
- Content Pre
and Post-Testing for all participants
Key
Benefits:
- An understanding
of important staff behaviors contributing to the prevention of
crisis situations.
- An understanding
of normal and productive responses to staff fears and attitudes.
- Development
of personal safety skills for staff and students.
- Development
of an action plan for handling crisis moments with students.
For more information
contact: Dr. Ted Knapke, Ted.Knapke@fcesc.org.
|