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NHPSS has been integral to introducing and implementing the Crisis Prevention Institute model of Non-violent Crisis Intervention. Our staff are Master Level CPI instructors and have provided certification to all types of care providers and agencies. NHPSS also provides training to caregivers in positive behaviour practice, community treatment models, medication, diagnostic criteria, and crisis intervention.
Caring in Our Community: Behaviour Support and Safety Plan Training for Service Providers Kamloops: TBA By New Horizons Professional Support Services Inc. in collaboration with CLBC
Behaviour Support Training: Working as a service provider for adults with Developmental Disabilities is an extremely rewarding position but can at times be difficult and frustrating. Caring in Our Community promotes the development of person centered behaviour supports and proactive strategies to aid in a harmonious living environment. The training will also examine service provider stress and specific strategies to help decrease burnout. The participants will learn to develop appropriate safety plans for the people in their care to avoid serious behaviour issues that may arise. Educational Modules 1. Why We DO What We DO: Community Living Introduction 2. Service Providers are Important Too! 3. When Mental Health Issues Overlap with Developmental Disabilities 4. Supporting an Adult with a Developmental Disability 5. Safety is #1 Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion recognized by CLBC and affiliates as core training for service providers of adults with developmental disabilities. Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it NONVIOLENT CRISIS INTERVENTION Presented by Louise Bick & Jim Keats Of New Horizons Professional Support Services, Inc. The Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NVCI) program was developed by the Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) and is designed to teach staff how to use verbal, nonverbal, para-verbal and personal safety skills during a crisis in order to provide the best possible care, welfare, safety and security for everyone involved. NONVIOLENT CRISIS INTERVENTION Here’s What You Will Learn: • The four stages of crisis development • The five steps to empathic listening • Nonverbal & para-verbal techniques for controlling disruptive behaviour • How to maintain a therapeutic attitude even during the most challenging moments • Basic principles to personal safety • Post intervention communication process following the crisis VERNON KAMLOOPS “KEY POINT REFRESHER” is a training course available to individuals whose “Non Violent Crisis Intervention” certification is current and has not expired. The objectives of the Key Point Refresher training for Non Violent Crisis Intervention are: • Review the 4 levels of crisis development and recommended interventions • Clarify any questions on how to apply the program information • Keep everyone focused on providing care, welfare, safety and security. The REFRESHER WORKSHOP is recommended annually to maintain a valid certificate. The refresher workshop re-certifies an individual for up to 2 years. If your certification has expired, you must complete the 2-day NVCI training program. VERNON KAMLOOPS November 24 November 15• Please note that registrations will be held upon receipt of payment. Space is limited. • Registration fee is non-refundable unless workshop is canceled due to low registration. • As certification in NVCI is based on demonstrated ability, individuals are required to participate in all units of instruction. • This workshop is available to caregivers & support workers who are associated with CLBC. • Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes. Phone: 250-434-2729 Fax: 250-434-2719 email:
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