Reducing Restraints

1-Day Workshop: $149/person

Register 3 and 4th participant attends for free!!

Upcoming Dates and Locations in Your Area

Do Any of These Crisis Behavior Management Problems Sound Familiar Regarding Restraints?

Everyday you read documentation that includes physical restraint interventions
Medical staff report many minor injuries related to restraints
Supervisors are always defending staff actions
Licensing staff are always doing investigations
Staff injuries and Workman's Compensation claims are increasing
Staff call off sick too often
The SCM Trainer keeps asking for more training time

Recent policy changes, best practice standards and proposed regulations have caused agencies and schools across the country to examine how frequently misbehavior results in the use of physical restraint. If your organization is experiencing too many physical restraints, this program is for you! JKM Senior Trainers lead this one day workshop designed to provide strategies to reduce the number of physical restraint incidents that occur at your organization.

Find out what research says about the most likely time for acting out behavior!

Find out the variables that prompt this behavior!

Learn to use an education strategy to work with that special client who acts out continuously!

The workshop explores the policy issues, training issues, supervision issues, performance issues and staff norms that reinforce the frequent use of physical restraint. In addition, participants will develop an analysis of your program's design/delivery related to restraint frequency Participants enrolled in this workshop are sent a data collection instrument to be completed before attending. This data is used to provide Real Feedback and Real Strategies based on Your Organization!!

If Your Organization is Experiencing Too Many Physical Restraints,

This Program is For You!!

What Will I Get From This Workshop?

You will be able to gauge your own organization's data against national data and a SCM survey regarding restraints (numbers, client/student/staff injuries, etc.)
A formula for reducing restraints including:
- Administrative / policy strategies
- Training strategies
- Supervision strategies
- Program and client/student relations strategies
- Staff perception/performance strategies
- Evaluation/data collection strategies
- A plan of attack for return to your own organization