TJA Use of Force Training, Inc. Introduces New Program for Correctional Health Care Personnel

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Published: 05/09/2003

Cape Coral, FL, January 29, 2003 - TJA Use of Force Training, Inc. of Cape Coral, Florida has introduced a new program for Correctional Health Care Personnel. The Correctional Health Care Practitioner Mechanics of Control Instructor Certification Course is a three day program specifically designed, developed and implemented exclusively for staff working in the correctional health care setting. With TJA's 20 year national reputation in the correctional use of force field, this extensively researched program realistically deals with potentially verbally and physically combative inmates in the medical unit. The training was developed as a result of the increasing assaults and injuries occurring within the medical unit of correctional facilities nationwide.

Topics Covered in the Program Include:

Safe use of verbal skills force options when handling high threat situations and condition in the correctional health care environment.
Identification & recognition of potential physically violent inmates.
Effective verbal de-escalation skills, body space parameters, medical causes of violence, handling hysterical persons and understanding the 4 types of anger.
Extensive, therapeutic, physical control & restraint techniques utilizing the 'tough cloth' Emergency Response Belt (ERB).
Hands-on practical exercises and scenarios in the correctional medical area in real life conditions.
Student teaching, problem solving, certification procedures and proper documentation reporting is additionally covered.

For further contact Thomas J. Archambault, toll free at 1-888-785-0100 or for company information go to www.tactical-training.com, e-mail at TJA@tactical-training.com.

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