PCMA Customized Trainings
PCMA Behavior Analysts are available to customize a training or presentation for your organization. Below are just a few of the subject areas that PCMA frequently conducts trainings and presentations on:
issues in crisis management including the prone restraint controversy
developing high quality behavior programs and IEPs
behavioral intervention in schools
issues affecting decisions regarding inclusion and it’s alternatives in schools
issues in medication management and behavior analysis
mental health diagnoses from a behavior analysis perspective
basic language acquisition skills training
crisis management practice error prevention and management
conducting proper root cause analyses for practice errors in crisis management
human services applications of bar code scanning technology
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"Just a little note to let you know how pleased we have been to receive and work with the Nexxus Gate software. We have appreciated all of your efforts in helping us develop the program to fit our needs. Your willingness and support has been refreshing. The software will make all of the data we collect easier to disseminate and interpret, and lighten the load of the behavior analysts in our facility. They are very excited with the graphing portion of the program and we are excited to show the results at the Local Review Committee. We look forward to a long relationship with your company." John Ross Administrator | ||
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"The (Palm Beach County) school district annually trains approximately 375 staff in initial PCM procedures and re-certifies approximately 450 staff. In my 16 years as a PCM instructor, which includes 15 years in my current position, no students or staff have been injured implementing PCM procedures. I am very familiar with other restraint procedures; in fact I was a certified trainer in others. I do not think that any other crisis management programs are as safe, effective, or implemented with the individual's dignity in mind. PCM is a complete crisis management system in which the verbal de-escalation is as important as any physical interventions. PCMA staff are always available via telephone and e-mail to answer any of our questions or to provide assistance...It is without hesitation that I would recommend Professional Crisis Management to any school district or institute that has exceptional students with various degrees of dangerous behaviors." Pamela R. Tepsic Director of Special Education |