Everyday BehaviorTools Philosophy
PCMA believes that people have the best behavior and quality of life when those around them understand their behavior and interact with them in non-coercive ways.
People have fewer problem behaviors and ultimately need fewer physical crisis management interventions when staff and caregivers are skillful in managing behavior and interacting non-coercively.
PCMA's Everday BehaviorTools curriculum supports PCMA's philosophy, mission and values by setting the highest training and certification standards in the field and employing the most sound, scientifically based and time proven strategies to help people achieve the best possible quality of life.
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"Use of PCM skills has reduced injuries to staff and individuals while encouraging prevention and de-escalation." Bruce Hinchliffe | ||
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"Having been an instructor for another crisis management system, I can truly say that PCM is superior in all physical and non-physical procedures compared to any systems I've trained or been trained in, or, for that matter, any I have researched." Paul Gavoni Behavior Analyst |