Pending
Colorado HB 1328 prohibits the use of restraint and seclusion on individuals,
particularly youths, detained by local or state agencies for the purposes of:
- punishment
- sanction
- retaliation
- a component of a treatment plan
- protection, except in the case of demonstrated emergencies
CPI Training Can Help You Comply
Facilities throughout the US use our
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention® training program because it focuses on prevention, de-escalation techniques, and other alternatives to restraint. Our training helps staff identify underlying causes of challenging behaviors, and how staff and resident behaviors affect each other. The program also emphasizes:
- Evaluating risk of harm and signs of distress
- Documenting incidents
- Safer, less restrictive holding skills to be used only as a last resort
- Debriefing strategies to help prevent incidents from recurring
How to Get Training
We can bring the
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention® training program
on-site to your facility, or you can attend training in one of more than 150
public locations throughout the US.