Many children and adults on the autism spectrum experience “meltdowns” that put them, and others, at risk. This presentation discusses the unique causes of these behaviors, and provides effective prevention/intervention strategies.

The Medication Administration training is for unlicensed personnel to learn how to safely administer medications. Topics include; rules and regulations, classifications of medications, how medications affect the body, desired effects of medications, potential side effects of medications and procedures for administering and documenting medications.

Stay safe while following mandated regulations, our core training will teach you how! Participants will learn behavior prevention, de-escalation techniques and physical intervention techniques. This class covers all 13 of the 245D Positive Support Rule Core Training requirements. Participants should come dressed in attire and shoes suitable for physical activities.

The Medication Administration training is for unlicensed personnel to learn how to safely administer medications. Topics include; rules and regulations, classifications of medications, how medications affect the body, desired effects of medications, potential side effects of medications and procedures for administering and documenting medications.

Stay safe while following mandated regulations, our core training will teach you how! Participants will learn behavior prevention, de-escalation techniques and physical intervention techniques. This class covers all 13 of the 245D Positive Support Rule Core Training requirements. Participants should come dressed in attire and shoes suitable for physical activities.

This interactive hands on course will primarily focus on the technical skills needed to keep people safe. We will spend the majority of the class on our feet, learning to block, release, redirect and restrain. We will also spend a short amount of time discussing proactive and preventative techniques. Please dress comfortably and wear footwear that allows you to move around safely.

This training is designed to meet all of the First Aid, CPR, and TB/Infection Control annual training requirements under 245D. This session will be instructed by a nurse as well as a Certified First Aid/CPR instructor. This course will provide you with the necessary tools needed to handle any First Aid issues you may encounter in your job. This training will also go over Ergonomics and how to apply First Aid while addressing some of the specific needs of the…

Achieving a basic understanding of commonly used signs is important for those who support people who have little verbal communication. Many people with intellectual disabilities, who are not deaf, have learned some sign language and enjoy using these skills in communication. Non-verbal communication can often times minimize challenging behaviors. This is not your typical sign language class.