Group Living Course 1193 - Responding to Acts of Aggression and Violence While Discharging Your Job Duties
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$39.95
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This essential course prepares Child and Adult Protective Services workers to recognize, respond to, and de-escalate aggressive or violent behavior encountered while performing their duties. Participants will learn practical safety strategies, self-protection techniques, and situational awareness to safeguard their well-being in emotionally charged environments. Strengthen your ability to remain calm, act decisively, and continue delivering compassionate care safely and effectively.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Arizona Board of Nursing Care Institution Administrators and Assisted Living Facility Managers
Assisted Living Facility Manager
Disclosure statements
This course, Responding to Acts of Aggression and Violence While Discharging Your Job Duties, is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is intended to increase awareness and promote safety practices among child and adult protective services workers and other care professionals working in group living or community-based environments.
The strategies and concepts presented are general in nature and may not be suitable for every situation or work environment. This course does not replace formal crisis intervention, law enforcement, or personal defense training. It also does not constitute legal or psychological advice. Participants are encouraged to follow agency protocols, consult with supervisors, and seek additional certified training where appropriate.
The course provider makes no guarantees regarding the outcomes of using the techniques discussed and disclaims liability for injuries, incidents, or consequences that may result from attempts to apply the content in real-world situations.
Always prioritize your safety by complying with employer policies, using professional judgment, and contacting emergency services when appropriate.
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