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Use the links below to register for free webinars. Contact bethany@dprep.com for access to paid webinars. 

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Free! Behavioral Intervention and Threat Teams in the Workplace

1:00 – 2:00 PM ET | BIT/threat teams are central to any workplace violence prevention plan. These multidisciplinary teams (beyond HR and security) meet regularly to review potential concerns that occur and develop risk mitigation plans. We will share how these teams operate and discuss standards for workplace teams. A review of several case studies using our Pathways-HR expert system will help participants understand the utility of this approach.

SEP

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Navigating Campus Protests and Unrest: Innovative Solutions and Crucial Conversations

SEP

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Violence Risk and Threat Assessment Certification (Five-week Course)

OCT

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Free! Online Safety and Situational Awareness

OCT

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Two-Day Campus Safety Workshop: Interviewing, Intake, and Threat Assessment | New Haven, CT

OCT

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Free! Mental Illness and Violence in the Workplace

1:00 – 2:00 PM ET | The news media projects the idea those with mental illness pose some of the biggest threats when it comes to violence. This simply is not true. Join us as we share some practical advice and guidance when it comes to understanding mental illness in the workplace from both psychological and law enforcement perspectives.

OCT

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Advanced Threat Topics for Higher Ed, Workplace, and K-12

NOV

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Virtual K-12 Threat Assessment Training -A Team Approach to Managing School Threats

NOV

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The Mouth of Truth (Italian: Bocca della Verità)

Free! Credibility Determination

NOV

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Free! Understanding Insider and Outsider Threats

1:00 – 2:00 PM ET | Those posing a threat may be an employee or supervisor in the workplace or someone from outside the workplace carrying out an attack at your location. We will offer examples of these types of violence and discuss what risk factors to watch  for. Checklists will be provided and we will review case examples using the Pathways-HR and DarkFox Violence Risk Assessment systems.

NOV

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Free! Sexual Predation Assessment for the Holidays

DEC

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Free! When Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence Comes to Work

1:00 – 2:00 PM ET | Part of the workplace violence prevention plan includes attending to potential domestic and intimate partner violence that may come into the workplace. We will share with you some of this practical research in this space and stress the importance of early awareness, reporting. and developing a risk mitigation plan.

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Resources

Advanced Interview Skills
Interviewing Context
Bias Mitigation
BIT Development Checklist
Accessing Mental Health Treatment
CASE Process
Creating Intervention Plans
Interviewing Rapport
Impression Management
CARE Team Talk
Interventions Checklist
Safety in the Title IX Environment
Types of Threat
Training Schedules
Hard Conversations book
Uprooting Sexual Violence
White Supremacist Violence
Brief BITs
An Educator's Guide to Assessing Threats in Student Writing
The Book on BIT
Understanding and Treating Incels
Best BITs
Ending Campus Violence
A Faculty Guide to Addressing Disruptive and Dangerous Behavior
A Guide to Leadership and Management in Higher Education
A Staff Guide to Addressing Disruptive and Dangerous Behavior on Campus
Harm to Others
The Prevention and Management of Mental Health Emergencies
International Handbook on Threat Assessment
Threat Assessment: A Risk Management Approach
Threat Assessment and Management Strategies
Guidelines for Responding to Student Threats of Violence

Your Instructors

Brian Van Brunt, EdD

Brian Van Brunt, EdD

Director of Behavior & Threat Management

brian@dprep.com

Brian Van Brunt, EdD, is the Director of Behavior and Threat Management for D-Prep Safety. Author of over a dozen books, Brian has spent time as a child and family therapist, university professor, assistant deputy director of training at Secure Community Network, partner at TNG, and president of the National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment (NABITA). He is an internationally recognized expert in behavioral intervention, threat assessment, mental illness, crisis preparedness and response, and instructional design. Brian has provided consulting services to schools, colleges, and universities across the country and abroad on a wide variety of topics related to student mental health, counseling, campus violence, and behavioral intervention.
Chris Taylor, PhD

Chris Taylor, PhD

Executive Director, InterACTT

chris@interactt.org

Chris Taylor, PhD, a 30-year veteran of higher education, serves as the executive director of the International Association for Care and Threat Teams (InterACTT). He recently left his position as the dean of students and chief student affairs officer at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio where he had responsibility for counseling and wellness, student advocacy, student union and programs, recreational sports, residence life, and student conduct. He also chaired the university CARE and threat team. He has served on the leadership team for the Association of Student Conduct Administrators, and has been a member of NASPA, ACPA, ACUHO-I, and the American Men's Studies Association. He is a trained Title IX adjudicator and has also worked with D Stafford and Associates as a national Clery Act consultant.
David Denino, LPC, NCC

David Denino, LPC, NCC

Southern CT State University

david@daviddenino.com

David Denino, LPC, NCC, worked in higher education and college counseling over the past several decades and is director emeritus of counseling services at Southern Connecticut State University. David is a master trainer of Question Persuade Refer (QPR) and was the key person in bringing the QPR model to the state university system in Connecticut. A certified clinical trauma professional, David is also a Red Cross mental health first responder and is the mental health lead for the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island. As such, he has assisted with relief efforts for hurricanes Katrina, Sandy, and Harvey as well as provided mental health support at the Sandy Hook and Las Vegas shootings.
Charlie Taylor

Charlie Taylor

Affiliated Consultant

charlie@dprepsafety.com

Charlie Taylor is certified in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and is a suicide prevention gatekeeper instructor through the Question, Persuade and Refer (QPR) program. Charlie has a long career history in personal management, interviewing, conflict resolution, hiring practices, performance improvement planning and employee termination. He has certification in Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response (100, 200), National Incident Management System (700, 800) and is a firearm instructor and competitive shooter with the National Rifle Association. Working in tandem with our DPrep Safety team members with expertise in psychology, law enforcement and threat assessment, Charlie supports DPrep Safety with interviews, physical security data gathering, and assessments as well training in situational awareness and all-hazard response during natural and manmade disasters.
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