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Emergency Behavior Intervention: What to Do When a Child is in Crisis (for Parents)


Description

When a child experiences a behavioral crisis, such as physical aggression, self-harm, property destruction, or running away, immediate intervention is crucial for their safety and the safety of others. This webinar will provide participants with a deep understanding of key crisis management strategies for foster and adopted children, including de-escalation techniques, risk assessment, and the safe management of aggressive or self-harming behaviors. The speaker will emphasize the significance of a child's trauma history, guiding professionals and families in responding with compassion while ensuring immediate safety.


Barb Clark – Behavior/FASD Consultant, FASD Mosaic


Course length: 90 minutes
Certificate type: This course offers an attendance certificate.



Recorded 1/22/26


PLEASE NOTE - This course does not provide continuing education credits. To receive social work CEs, please complete the course developed for professionals instead: Emergency Behavior Intervention: What to Do When a Child is in Crisis (for Professionals).

Content
  • Module 1: Introduction to Trauma and Behaviors
  • Module 2: Crisis Prevention
  • Module 3: Aggression and Raging
  • Module 4: Elopement/Running Away
  • Module 5: Self-Harm
  • Module 6: Q & A and Conclusion
  • Emergency Behavior Intervention - Evaluation
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
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