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Specialized training in verbal de-escalation, safe physical management, passive holding methods for aggressive, assaultive, challenging behaviors.
Handle With Care’s training model is considered the “standard of best practices” in behavior management and safe physical intervention and is taught throughout the entire spectrum of the human services environment and schools.
Handle With Care Instructor Certification Program allows the facility to have a certified Handle With Care trainer on staff that is capable of training the rest of its staff in Handle With Care’s Verbal Program and Basic Physical program.
The “Handle With Care” Model: If a law enforcement officer encounters a child during a call, that child’s information is forwarded to the school before the school bell rings the next day. The school implements individual, class and whole school trauma-sensitive curricula so that traumatized children are “Handled With Care".
Handle with Care is a notification sent from law enforcement to proactively alert a child’s school that they have experienced or witnessed some form of trauma. At its core, Handle with Care is a framework. Like the frame of a car, frameworks help guide efforts to offer structure and support.
Law enforcement supervisors, teachers and school staff and mental health partners should jointly attend a one-hour presentation providing an overview of the impact of trauma on children, the impact of trauma on learning, key elements of HANDLE WITH CARE, and strategies for successful implementation.
Training Guide for . Handle With Care . Police Training . Police must train patrol officers on department policy to identify, document, and report children encountered on the scene of calls. Officers must be familiar with appropriate on-scene response when children are present to minimize the impact of trauma.
The Handle With Care Behavior Management System® is designed to train professionals on safely managing behaviorally challenged children and adults, including those with disruptive, aggressive and self-destructive behaviors. The program teaches staff to develop and use their management and relationship skills to reduce tension, and create and ...
This Action Pack, built with help from Andrea Darr of the West Virginia Center for Children’s Justice, has 5 steps to help you start Handle With Care from starting the conversation, to crafting a notification system and program, to sharing your results!
The Handle with Care (HWC) program is a notification system that enables law enforcement and other first responders to notify schools when a child has been at the scene of a potentially traumatic event, allowing schools and mental health partners to provide trauma-sensitive support.
