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Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training (Initial training) 2026-2027
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Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training (Initial training) 2026-2027
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This course is open to Lenawee County educational staff only.
The window of opportunity for crisis intervention is a small segment of time in which staff must intervene with another person and help address behavior that may deteriorate to a more violent or disruptive level. The question is, “How do we control violence with care, welfare, safety and security as priorities?”
Developed by the Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc., this course will enable participants to balance the practical applications of crisis intervention with humanistic concerns when faced with a disruptive or potentially violent situation.
This program clarifies basic elements of violent behavior. It proceeds to identify how a crisis may escalate and conversely de-escalate. Finally, it helps identify practical strategies which have proven successful for thousands of school and human service personnel throughout the nation.
According to CPI guidelines, participants cannot miss more than 30 minutes of the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training and still receive their CPI card.
The CPI card participants receive for this training will be valid for 1 year.
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Target Audience
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PK-12 Lenawee Educators and staff only
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Days
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2
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Scheduled Date(s)/Time(s)
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08/05/2026
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8:30 AM-3:00 PM
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LISD Porter Ctr./CEMaT Learning Center (#110)
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08/06/2026
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8:30 AM-3:00 PM
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LISD Porter Ctr./CEMaT Learning Center (#110)
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Session Contact
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Samantha Sexton-Berger517-265-1619
Email :samantha.berger@lisd.us
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Instructor(s)
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Celsey Jimenez, Nikole Martinez
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Units/Costs
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Free for Everyone
SCECHs Available
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