From Crisis to Care: Behavior-Based Intervention Strategies

Crisis to Care (CTC) is a nationally recognized crisis-intervention program used by schools, police officers, educators and private citizens around the country. This CTC workshop covers the psychological and physical interventions that can most effectively be used to deescalate angry, out-of-control or acting-out individuals. Participants will also learn strategies for prevention and management of a crisis. The CTC program is values based, research guided and action oriented. It is the first program to focus on the underlying biology of the brain in crisis as it relates to behavior on the parts of both the acting-out person and the interventionist.

Social Worker CEUs are available through our collaboration with the Kent School of Social Work.

Who Should Attend:

- Human service providers or caretakers

 - Mental health providers,

 - Department for Community Based Services staff

 - Juvenile justice and court staff

- School personnel

 - Police officers

 - Customer service representatives

- Anyone who has extensive contact with the public.

This course is rated "R" for "Real Life." It contains examples of extreme profanity/vulgarity and graphic descriptions of violence. It features physical moves, confidence and tolerance exercises. Do not attend if you are easily offended or intimidated by the presentation of such information.

Instructor: Brad Humphrey Bio

Schedule: We will be glad to bring this or any of our seminars to your agency or organization and tailor the content to meet your unique needs. For a free consultation, call Sarah Ice Wallin at (502)852-8577 or (800) 334-8635 ext. 852-8577. We look forward to hearing from you!

 

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