Secure Care
Practical safety training for healthcare workers. A 2-hour, hands-on seminar — built for the realities of clinical work.
The program
Secure Care is a two-hour, in-person, hands-on safety program developed specifically for clinical staff. It was built for the gap between classroom de-escalation training and the physical skills staff actually need when words stop working — the 60 seconds until help arrives. The program combines recognition and awareness with physical practice for the situations healthcare workers actually encounter.
Situations covered
Bedside care with agitated, confused, or intoxicated patients
Behavioral-health and psychiatric units
Emergency departments and waiting areas
Patient rooms with limited exits
Night shifts and reduced staffing
Working one-on-one with unpredictable patients
What the 2 hours look like
Recognize — Reading escalation before it turns physical: warning signs, special populations, and the moment de-escalation stops working.
De-escalate — Your facility’s existing system, reinforced in plain language. (Full version for new teams, bridge version for CPI-trained staff.)
Disengage — Hands-on practice: grip, hold, and embrace escapes; framing and defensive base; getting up safely. Every repetition ends the same way — break contact, create space, exit, get help.
Get help — Your facility’s actual systems: codes, buttons, radios, and reporting — mapped during the pre-session call.
After an incident — Report, document, and post-incident resources.
Built around your facility
Every Secure Care session starts with a pre-session customization call. We map your help-summoning systems, your policies, and your unit-specific risks — so the training reflects the building your staff actually works in, not a generic program.
What participants practice
Recognizing escalation before it turns physical
Reading the moment de-escalation stops working
Breaking grips, holds, and unwanted embraces
Creating space and moving to the exit
Summoning help — your facility’s actual systems
Recognize. Disengage. Get out. The objective is not to teach clinical staff how to fight or restrain — it’s to recognize escalation early, break contact, create space, exit safely, and get help.
Who books this
Hospital safety directors. Directors of workplace-violence prevention. Behavioral-health and residential facility administrators. Nursing education leaders. Anyone responsible for clinical staff safety.
Format
Two hours, in-person at your facility. Hands-on — participants should wear comfortable clothing. Includes a pre-session customization call. Flexible group sizes.
Pricing
Flat-rate pricing — no per-person fees. Contact for a quote.