A space for thoughtful, practical conversations with people who are actively exploring how to strengthen behavior support and safety. These live calls combine practical instruction on prevention, safety, and de-escalation with an inside look at how Safety-Care supports safe, trauma-informed practice.
Attendees will leave with:
Curiosity is welcome.
Seats are free, but limited to first-come.
July 20 at 2 p.m. Eastern Time
When a physical management incident occurs, most teams are focused on keeping everyone safe in the moment. But how often does your organization examine what's driving how long those incidents last? In this Safety-Care Live session, Melissa Meotti, BCBA breaks down a systematic approach to reducing physical management from both ends: prevention strategies that reduce how often incidents occur, including modifying the environment, functional communication training, and non-contingent reinforcement, and evidence-based fading procedures that reduce how long they last when they do. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of Fixed-Time Release, the research behind it, and concrete steps they can bring back to their teams at the prevention, during-crisis, and systems levels.
August 21 at 2 p.m. Eastern Time
The transition back to school is a significant adjustment for students and staff alike. New classrooms, new faces, and new routines can create uncertainty, and it's natural for students to need extra support as they find their footing. This session is designed to help school staff approach that transition feeling equipped, prepared, and confident.
Join us as we explore how to proactively set the tone for a successful year: establishing clear, positive expectations, understanding behavior as a form of communication, and creating the predictable, safe environments students need to feel secure in new settings. Attendees will leave with practical strategies for easing the back-to-school transition, including how to reinforce desired routines from day one and how to respond calmly and effectively to emerging challenges before they escalate.
At QBS, we share your goal of helping every student settle into the new school year feeling supported, safe, and ready to learn.
Power struggles can quickly escalate situations, strain relationships, and derail positive outcomes. In this session, we explore how and why power struggles occur across settings — and, more importantly, how to prevent them. Through real-world examples and practical tools, you will learn to recognize early warning signs, shift your approach in the moment, and respond in ways that promote cooperation rather than conflict.
A panel of Safety-Care partners from Seattle Children's Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Brown University Health share what it really takes to adopt and sustain Safety-Care in hospital settings — from staff buy-in to emergency department challenges to measurable impact on patient and staff outcomes.
Hosted by David Rourke, M.S. (QBS) with Mackenzie Sommerhalder, Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins).
What does it really take to move an organization beyond reactive responses and toward a true culture of prevention? A panel of QBS Master Trainers discusses leadership support, staff buy-in, and the practical first steps that lead to lasting change.
Panel of QBS Master Trainers, moderated by Lisa LaMela, M.S.Ed., BCBA.
How do prevention, de-escalation, and safe intervention support emotional safety, build trust, and reduce the risk of re-traumatization? A Safety-Care Master Trainer walks through the alignment across educational and human service settings, with time for Q&A.
Hosted by Michaela Newton, MS, BCBA, LBA.
For school and district leaders: how prevention-first training fits inside MTSS and PBIS, what rollout looks like without overwhelming staff, and how districts reduce restraint and seclusion while sustaining practices through turnover.
Hosted by Caitlin Dalton, MA, BCBA, LBA, LBS-I — former Safety-Care customer turned Master Trainer.
See how Safety-Care’s Blended Learning model combines online modules with in-person competency checks to help staff arrive more confident, prepared, and ready to apply skills. This session covers training flexibility, efficient use of in-person time, and learner feedback on what makes the model effective.
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