This full-day training is designed to provide participants with critical skills in using trauma-informed de-escalation strategies. Research shows that trauma is highly prevalent in the general public and will likely play a role in interactions with an escalated individual. TIDeSTM not only considers the trauma of the escalated individual but also the person providing support. Participants will take a deep dive into assessing their own attitudes, boundaries, communication styles, and debriefing strategies. There is a focus on prevention and long-term reduction of crisis situations. Intended for all areas of the community, this training provides a universal trauma-informed approach to de-escalation.
Objectives:
- Understand the basics of trauma-informed care and the principles of de-escalating a potential crisis.
- Develop skills in assessing attitudes, setting boundaries, and communicating effectively.
- Utilize trauma-informed de-escalation strategies to encourage safe connection.
- Explore the application of strategies in different demographics using case studies.
- Learn strategies for debriefing following a crisis.
This training is being generously sponsored by Living Hope - City of Edmonton for all Edmonton and area residents. This $130/per person training is now available at no cost to Edmonton and area participants by using discount code provided by Living Hope.
AECEA Professional and Student members get 15% off training through the Imagine Institute for Learning (IIFL), log in to your account for the discount code!
Location
United Way Of The Alberta Capital Region
15132 Stony Plain Road
Winspear Room
Edmonton, AB T5P 3Y3
Date & Time
September 17, 2024, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
For more information and to register, go here.