Conflict Prevention, Management, and Resolution (CPMR)—New Certification

This two-day new certification class teaches caregivers strategies for identifying and managing verbal and non-verbal conflict to provide for the welfare, safety, and security of individuals in their care when encountering violent situations.

The short, first-day session covers self-protection skills. The full, second-day session covers therapeutic communication and team skills, including seclusion and restraint.

Once a year, starting in the calendar year after taking this class, participants will need to take the recertification class (drill) to maintain their certification.

Location

Guensberg Chapel
Room 112 (usually)
Hawai‘i State Hospital
(Show your Castle ID at the guard shack, and park near the flagpole.)
45-710 Kea‘ahala Road
Kāne‘ohe

Dates and Times

2 sessions: Tuesday, July 9, 12:15–1:45 p.m., and Friday, July 12, 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Cost

Castle Employees—FREE

The class is limited to five students and is open only to employees of Castle’s Emergency, Security, and Behavioral Health Services departments.

Registration must be made at least two days in advance of the class.

Attendees should wear casual pants and sneakers.

Or call (808) 263-5400.