De-escalation Workshop
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De-escalation Workshop
Course Outline
This half-day online workshop comprises of three sessions aimed at gaining a comprehensive understanding of the principles of de-escalation, how to de-escalate confrontational and derogatory situations and be provided with practical tips and strategies to take away. These online workshops can be delivered via MS Teams or Zoom.
This workshop is targeted at frontline and call centre workers who are dealing with the public either by phone or in a controlled environment i.e., reception area The content of this workshop has been designed to give the learner a foundational knowledge and understanding of de-escalation techniques.
This workshop is not aimed at workers who may have to deal with physical aggression, threatening clients in an uncontrolled environment.
Indicative Costs: $150 per person +GST (online) Discounts apply for larger groups.
For group bookings, inhouse options or face to face workshops, please use the book now function below. Minimum numbers apply.
For individual public bookings, please enquire use the book now function below and one of our facilitators will discuss potential upcoming dates with you depending on demand.
By attending this workshop, you will learn how to:
• Understand the definitions of de-escalation.
• Understand how to review legislation and how it relates to de-escalation.
• Understand the science and research around de-escalation and become aware of how you may react in these situations such as anger, frustration, and stress.
• Recognise verbal cues and flags being displayed by customers who are becoming agitated, angry, or stressed.
• How to handle, take control and de-escalate any confrontational, derogatory, or intimidating phone calls or in-person situations.
• Understand how and when to disengage from a confrontational call or situation.
• Practical tips and strategies to use in your work environment and share with colleagues using the HEAT and AWOCA models of de-escalation.
• Recognise when you or your colleagues need further support following a confrontation or call and know what to do about it.