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Training > Reducing Workplace Violence > Advanced Technical


Advanced Technical

“Reducing Workplace Violence means Increasing Workplace Safety
through Positive Behavior Supports”


Advanced Training Program:

Important: To become an advanced trainer, you must already be a currently certified Relational/Conceptual/ Technical trainer.

The purpose of the Advanced Technical Trainer Course is to provide trainers the opportunity to deepen skill levels in the application of techniques for dealing with people with serious (violent) chronic problems, and to broaden your perspective on how to provide better, safer care by approaching the task systematically. By doing this, you will be able to provide more support to each other as staff and the people whom you serve.  The primary purpose of this course is to teach advanced skills by helping you “connect the dots” between all the principles taught in the Relational, Conceptual, and Technical chapters of The Mandt System®.  In the Advanced Technical Training we will teach physical skills that are consistent with the values taught in the Relational, Conceptual, and Technical chapters.

The Advanced Technical Training is taught as a single chapter, with the following topic headings:

It is important to note that physical restraint on the floor is not taught as the risk of death due to restraint, positional, or compression asphyxiation is very high when using a floor restraint technique. The General Accounting Office estimates that 150 people per year in the United States die as a result of inappropriate application of restraint on the floor.