This comprehensive, evidence-based training equips educators with the skills to recognize, assess, and respond to crisis situations using both verbal and physical intervention techniques. Through blended learning, participants build problem-solving and decision making skills to determine levels of risk and apply appropriate strategies, ensuring safe and supportive school environments.

OBJECTIVES

• Increased confidence in preventing and deescalating crisis situations.
• Improved ability to recognize risk levels and respond appropriately. 
• Stronger skills in maintaining safe, supportive learning environments.
• Enhanced decision-making and problem-solving during high stress situations.

Outcomes & Deliverables

• Certification aligned with current standards for crisis prevention and intervention.

• Demonstrated use of safe physical intervention and disengagement techniques.

• Completion of evidence-based training in verbal and physical crisis response.

• Practical strategies and tools for immediate classroom application.

DETAILS

• Date: October 22, 2026
• Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
• Location: CESA 6 Conference Center: 2300 State Road 44, Oshkosh, WI 54904
• Cost: $235 per person including materials fee

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Educators and school staff responsible for responding to crisis situations, including those requiring physical intervention training.

QUESTIONS?

Please contact Melanie Sickinger msickinger@cesa6.org or Erin Lausten elausten@cesa6.org if you have any questions regarding this event.

CESA 6 Payment Policy for Event Registrations

CESA 6 accepts credit card payments for all event registrations. If you are unable to complete your registration using a credit card, please contact events@cesa6.org for assistance with alternative arrangements.

Please note if an alternative payment is needed, a purchase order must be received before your registration can be confirmed. All registrations must be finalized before the event date.

Alternative payment methods may be approved under the following circumstances:

• Registration fees exceed $1,000
• A specific funding source is being used (e.g., Title funds)
• Your school district requires use of an internal payment process