When a behavioral incident escalates far enough to require police, the minutes before and during their arrival matter enormously. Staff who can communicate clearly with 911 and brief officers effectively help ensure the situation is resolved safely for the resident, the responding officers, and everyone else in the home. Direct Care Training Center’s Course 1251: Helping Police Deal Safely with Behavioral Residents (5 CEUs) builds exactly that capability.
The course starts by defining what a behavioral resident is and why safety planning matters, then covers real de-escalation strategies staff can use before police ever arrive. It goes on to detail how to communicate behavioral incidents clearly to 911 operators and what protocol looks like once officers reach the facility — closing with a full course review to reinforce the material.
Strong coordination with law enforcement protects everyone in the room. Make sure your team is ready before that moment arrives.
Enroll today ($39.95): Helping Police Deal Safely with Behavioral Residents
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