I’d recommend looking into trainings aimed at teachers. De-escalation training is a fairly common offer. I’ve done a few different ones over the course of my career and maintain my CPI...
I’d recommend looking into trainings aimed at teachers. De-escalation training is a fairly common offer. I’ve done a few different ones over the course of my career and maintain my CPI certification as a professional precaution.
Probably not what you expected, but there's a really insightful channel on YouTube called Audit the Audit. You can watch these from both point of views and try to notice what makes a situation...
Probably not what you expected, but there's a really insightful channel on YouTube called Audit the Audit.
You can watch these from both point of views and try to notice what makes a situation escalate. There are subtle things that people do that will make a situation turn sour.
I’d recommend looking into trainings aimed at teachers. De-escalation training is a fairly common offer. I’ve done a few different ones over the course of my career and maintain my CPI certification as a professional precaution.
Someday adjacent to your specific request (IIUC), but the “non violent communication” framework (many books & articles) comes highly recommended.
Probably not what you expected, but there's a really insightful channel on YouTube called Audit the Audit.
You can watch these from both point of views and try to notice what makes a situation escalate. There are subtle things that people do that will make a situation turn sour.