Did you know that in most cases, you can prevent escalation of disruptive behavior with your own verbal & nonverbal behaviors? The ability to organize your thinking and calmly respond are effective de-escalation techniques that can help you avoid a potential crisis.
In video below, you will watch realistic scenarios demonstrating how your own words & nonverbal behaviors can help you safely manage dangerous situations.
Learn how personal space, body language, and listening skills can help effectively de-escalate the disruptive behavior of those in your care.
Please note that physical intervention should always be the very last option is crisis intervention.
Joey Gabrillo
Word convinces .....but work converts
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