Stand at a supportive stance and hold their wrists and push them away while moving yourself back. Stand at a supportive stance and then as the person grabs for the neck grab one wrist and put the arm up that is closest to the individual and pivot across their reach to disengage their hands.

What is the supportive stance?

Understanding and learning to use the “supportive stance” promotes safety for staff and campers. This technique involves maintaining a distance of at least one leg length and positions the respondent's body at an angle to the other person at an “L-shape” angle.

What are the 4 values that underpin this course?

#CWSS stands for the core philosophy and values at the heart of the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^® training program: Care, Welfare, Safety, and Security℠. They are so much more than words. Each one is a seed.