Our Courses

Major Unusual Incident (MUI) is a training program that focuses on preventing, identifying, and reporting MUIs to ensure the safety of individuals with disabilities. The 2-hour course provides training on how to recognize, report, and prevent MUIs.

This is a course designed for service providers and caregivers who work with individuals with disabilities. The program provides an overview of the latest techniques, policies, and best practices in the industry to ensure that the providers are equipped with the right knowledge to provide quality services.

Crisis Intervention Concepts is a training program that teaches techniques for intervening during a crisis with individuals with disabilities. The program includes topics such as identifying behaviors, preventing escalation, and developing coping strategies.

This is a course that teaches basic first aid, CPR, and AED techniques, as well as guidelines on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This course is essential for service providers and caregivers who work with individuals with disabilities.

This training program teaches you the essential techniques of applying cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), including chest compressions, rescue breaths, and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs). Visit here to apply.

This is a program designed for service providers and caregivers who are responsible for administering medications to individuals with disabilities. The program provides training on medication categories, dosage calculations, and how to handle medication errors.

We provide an overview of the documentation requirements for adult day support services. This course covers topics such as progress notes, service plans, and client records.

We provide an overview of the documentation requirements for non-medical transportation services. The program covers topics such as trip logs, vehicle maintenance, and client transportation records.

This is a program designed for individuals in leadership positions who work with individuals with disabilities. The program provides training on effective leadership strategies, team building, and conflict resolution.

Multi-System Youth with Complex Behavior is a 6-hour training program designed for service providers and caregivers who work with multi-system youth with complex behavior. The program covers topics such as behavior management, de-escalation techniques, and crisis intervention strategies.

Effective Communications and Follow-up for MUI Investigations is a program designed for individuals responsible for investigating MUIs. The program provides training on effective communication strategies, interviewing techniques, and follow-up procedures.

We provide training on other types of waiver documentation, including service plans, client records, and progress notes.

Trauma Informed Care is a training program that provides an overview of trauma-informed care principles and practices. The program covers topics such as the impact of trauma on individuals with disabilities, trauma-sensitive communication, and self-care strategies for service providers.