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World Mental Health Day, observed every October 10, is usually framed around the people schools, clinics, and behavioral health organizations serve: students, patients, clients. That focus is important. But it leaves out a group whose mental health has a direct, measurable effect on the safety and ...

The districts making the most progress on school safety are not the ones best prepared to respond to a crisis. They are the ones training every adult to prevent one.

September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time set aside to talk openly about something many of us would rather avoid:

If your first few weeks of school felt calmer than usual, you’re not imagining it. Ask any veteran teacher or

Every September, schools recognize National Preparedness Month with fire drills, lockdown drills, and severe weather protocols. These are the visible

Back to school season brings a familiar mix of excitement and uncertainty, for staff and students alike. New classrooms, new

If you’re responsible for selecting behavioral crisis prevention training for your district, you’ve probably run into the same problem every

A recap of the Safety-Care Live session presented by Melissa Meotti, BCBA If your team uses physical management, even occasionally,

In our latest Customer Spotlight interview, we spoke with Jen Russell, Staff Development Coordinator at Trinity Services in Illinois. A

What does it take to become a great trainer? For Cassie Herman, it starts with presence. Before she ever stood

Power struggles are something nearly every behavioral health, education, and human services professional has encountered. So it’s no surprise that

A recap of our May 2026 Safety-Care Live webinar What does it actually take to successfully implement Safety-Care in a