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SAMA - Satori Alternatives to Managing Aggression

Need de-escalation training for work? Ever feel overwhelmed or helpless in crisis situations? SAMA provides tangible tools to help you serve

By James A. Wallace

Date and time

Tuesday, May 27 · 10am - 6pm CDT

Location

Valiant Behavioral Healthcare Services

2620 Gus Thomasson Road #suite 102 Mesquite, TX 75150

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 8 hours

Program One: Assisting Process

Program One focuses on participants being able to de-escalate volatile situations using our Assisting Process. The Assisting Process is a logical, sequential format that leads the person in crisis from the reactive part of the brain to the reasoning part of the brain to resolve the activating situation. Participants also learn what drives anger and aggression, the Five Principles of SAMA that can be used in situations not specifically covered in the program, Critical Beliefs that underlie SAMA, exercises for developing empathy for those served.

Program Two: Protection of Self and Others

Program Two focuses on skills for protecting oneself and others from aggressive act like strikes, kicks, pushes, wrist grasps, life threatening acts like chokes, hair pulls, bites and how to protect oneself on the ground. The techniques avoid pressure points and joint locks and protect both individuals. The Assisting Process is incorporated into the skills.

Frequently asked questions

Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course?

Yes. Every participant that successfully completes the course will receive a certificate accepted by many agencies throughout the United States and beyond.

Are there any physical requirements?

Yes. Must be able to perform moderate physical activity including: Program Two: * Stepping backward * Grasping * Bending at the waist and knees * Twisting at the waist * Side-stepping * Have the ability to shift direction quickly (180 degrees) * Full range of motion in both arms and both legs

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