De-escalation Principles and Practice
Description
Course delivers best practices in de-escalation, including procedural justice, language that de-escalates situations, officer adjustments for varying threat stages and environments, body language, conflict management, recognizing mental health and disability issues, and means to adjust interactions based upon rapid personality identification. Also included are de-escalation and prevention of escalation while maintaining professionalism, respectfulness, and self-control, particularly if insulting or disrespectful language and behavior are present. A variety of examples of officer responses, in combination with scenarios, are included in this
engaging and interactive training.
Description
Course delivers best practices in de-escalation, including procedural justice, language that de-escalates situations, officer adjustments for varying threat stages and environments, body language, conflict management, recognizing mental health and disability issues, and means to adjust interactions based upon rapid personality identification. Also included are de-escalation and prevention of escalation while maintaining professionalism, respectfulness, and self-control, particularly if insulting or disrespectful language and behavior are present. A variety of examples of officer responses, in combination with scenarios, are included in this
engaging and interactive training.
Location
Tulsa
State: OK
State: OK
Start Time
07-08-2025 08:00 AM
End Time
07-09-2025 05:00 PM
Course Information:
Hours: 16
Cost: Free
Contact Information:
Contact: Cathrine Wasinger
Email: cawasinger3@fhsu.edu
Phone: (785) 628-4189
Last Modified on
May 20, 2025
