Crisis Intervention Training

CPI’s training programs emphasize early intervention and nonphysical methods for preventing or managing disruptive behavior. These programs benefit staff and organizations, as well as those they serve.

 

 

More Than Six Million Participants Since 1980

Since 1980, CPI has supported the work of professionals who work with challenging or potentially violent individuals by providing a relevant, practical behavior management program. It's called the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^® training program, and more than six million professionals—spanning from facility administrators to front-line mental health providers to bus drivers—have participated in this program to learn how to resolve conflict at the earliest possible stage.
 

CPI's Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^® program is known worldwide for its innovative, holistic philosophy of providing Care, Welfare, Safety, and Security^SM for staff and those in their care—even during crisis moments. This program is now recognized by many as the international standard for violence prevention and intervention training.

 

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