TRaining

Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI)

Objective: To teach individuals non-violent methods to manage and de-escalate crisis situations.
Components:
- Non-Violent Crisis De-Escalation: Techniques to safely manage challenging behaviors and diffuse tense situations.
- Crisis Prevention: Identifying early warning signs of stress or aggression in patients or clients and responding appropriately to prevent escalation.
- Safe Physical Intervention: In some cases, CPI training includes how to safely intervene physically if absolutely necessary to prevent harm, while emphasizing that this should be a last resort.
Target Audience: This training is particularly useful for healthcare workers, mental health professionals, social workers, and anyone who works with individuals who may experience crises or behavioral challenges.
Preparing You for Work in the Healthcare Field

Objective: To provide individuals with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to succeed in healthcare roles.
Components:
- Health and Safety Practices: Understanding the best practices for ensuring both worker and patient safety.
- Patient Care Fundamentals: Learning basic skills in personal care, hygiene, mobility assistance, and more.
- Workplace Readiness: Providing individuals with the necessary tools to transition into healthcare roles, including communication skills, ethical responsibilities, and teamwork.
Target Audience: This is ideal for those looking to start or advance their careers in healthcare, particularly in home care services, long-term care, hospitals, and other healthcare settings.

Comprehensive Training: Your programs cover critical areas like emergency response, crisis management, and healthcare readiness, which are essential for anyone looking to work in healthcare.
Certification: After completing your training, participants receive certifications in First Aid, CPR, AED, and CPI, which are recognized in the healthcare industry and may be required by employers.
Hands-On Learning: Your training likely includes practical, hands-on experience, which is crucial for preparing individuals to handle real-world healthcare challenges.

Objective: To equip individuals with life-saving skills to respond to medical emergencies.
Components:
- First Aid: Basic first aid skills for treating common injuries such as cuts, burns, sprains, and fractures.
- CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): Techniques for performing CPR, including chest compressions and rescue breathing to save someone in cardiac arrest.
- AED (Automated External Defibrillator): Training on how to use an AED device to administer shocks to a person experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
Target Audience: This training is essential for anyone working in healthcare, as well as caregivers, emergency responders, and those in positions where health emergencies may occur.