by dynamistraining | Friday, November 6, 2020 | Conflict Management, crisis intervention, learning disabilities, Least Restrictive Option, mental health unit, PMVA Training, Vistelar Conflict Management
Customised Trainer Development for YOUR service could create meaningful change like this. The inspectors confirmed: “a significant reduction in physical intervention. They loved the service-user-specific training needs. They loved the new training package and...
by dynamistraining | Saturday, September 12, 2020 | Conflict Management, crisis intervention, Hospital Security and Conflict, Physical Interventions, PMVA Training, Vistelar Conflict Management
Dynamis Training offers a physical intervention programme for Healthcare Security Officers (HCSO) which provides: -a fundamental legal underpinning knowledge of the principles for effective decision-making -appropriate physical skills which are adaptable across the...
by dynamistraining | Saturday, September 12, 2020 | brain injury, Dementia Care, learning disabilities, mental health unit, Physical Interventions, PMVA Training, Vistelar Conflict Management
Vulnerable Clients and Behaviours of Concern in Learning Disabilities Services The proposed programme for this learning disabilities service will build a process within which we can create a change of heart in your staff teams so that they can Keep Everyone Safe even...
by dynamistraining | Thursday, June 4, 2020 | Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution, non-escalation, redirections, universal greeting, Verbal Defense and Influence, Vistelar Conflict Management
Learn How Great Teams Reduce Conflict in their Services Your team may encounter frustrated, angry and distressed people. Effective training can help your people to deal with those encounters expertly and keep everyone safe in your organisation. Your team are doing...
by dynamistraining | Monday, May 18, 2020 | Conflict Management, Emergency Services, Hospital Security and Conflict, Lone Worker Personal Safety, officer safety, Personal Safety, Vistelar Conflict Management
From what I know of talking with learners on our Conflict Management courses for years, I am quite sure that many people would rather be punched in the head than spat in the face. I think that during the current crisis, we could add being intentionally coughed-at into...
by dynamistraining | Friday, May 1, 2020 | Conflict Management, online training, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, PMVA Training, Training Design
A TOUR OF OUR ONLINE TRAINING FOR RESOURCE-CONSCIOUS ORGANISATIONS KNOWLEDGE COMPONENTS DELIVERED BY ONLINE LEARNING… Twilight sessions can reduce the need to allocate large amounts of time and budget to Conflict De-Escalation and Physical Intervention training. Our...
by dynamistraining | Wednesday, April 29, 2020 | online training, Physical Interventions, PMVA Training
Live and Remote Training or Support in Physical Interventions With the issues that some of our clients are facing in keeping their workplaces safe in the face of conflict, aggression and violence, Dynamis has responded by accelerating our ability to provide Live...
by dynamistraining | Thursday, April 9, 2020 | officer safety, Personal Safety, police
How to Protect Yourself From Intentional Coughing and Spitting during Covid-19As a company deeply involved in personal safety training, we watch carefully when new trends emerge in personal safety risk. Since early March 2020 it has become increasingly common to see...
by dynamistraining | Sunday, March 1, 2020 | mental health, Personal Safety
A conversation about Personal Resilience with Alex Hunter How can a resilience training intervention cut dropout rates among newly-qualified midwives cut the dropout rate over their first year in clinical practice from over 60% down to just 2%? In this conversation,...
by dynamistraining | Friday, February 21, 2020 | Conflict Management, Lone Worker Personal Safety, Personal Safety
Mental Models for Response in Lone Worker Personal Safety Zeb Glover and Ger O’Dea in Conversation – Dynamis Training. When teaching people to work alone in safety, we talk of files and folders – if in our brains, in our head-computers, if we...
