How to Measure Fluency in Crisis Response Training

Adult learners sit at desks in a classroom, several typing on laptops with printed charts nearby, as they look toward the front of the room.

It can be easy to know the right steps to take in a calm training environment, so staff members often complete crisis training and pass the knowledge check required to show they understand certain skills. But it’s not always clear whether that knowledge will translate into real-world crises.  Measuring training de-escalation effectiveness means looking beyond … Read more

3 Data Collection Tips for Behavior Monitoring in Group Homes

Sometimes, behavior patterns aren’t easy to track in a group home setting. They can develop gradually and shift quietly in the background while so much else is happening. This means the window to intervene could close before something becomes a visible issue.  Behavior monitoring in group homes is an active process. Consistent, well-documented data provides … Read more

Physical Crisis Intervention Techniques: Supporting Someone in Crisis

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Supporting someone through a behavioral health crisis? Learn physical crisis intervention techniques and de-escalation strategies that improve safety.

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