De-Escalation Training For Parents and Caregivers

When emotions and behaviors escalate, knowing how to respond calmly and effectively can make a meaningful difference. This webinar will teach parents and caregivers practical strategies for recognizing early signs of escalation, reducing demands when appropriate, adjusting the environment, communicating clearly, and supporting a child as they return to a calmer state. We'll also discuss what to do after a difficult moment and how proactive strategies can help reduce future escalation.

Duration:

60 minutes

Things you'll learn

How to recognize the early signs that your child is starting to escalate
When reducing demands or adjusting the environment can help
How to communicate clearly and calmly in a difficult moment
Ways to support your child as they return to a calmer state
What to do after a hard moment, and proactive strategies that can help reduce future escalation

About the Host

Mackenzie Condon, BCBA

Mackenzie Condon is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and educator at Forta Health with over ten years of experience in behavioral health. With a dual background in Biomedical Sciences and ABA, she focuses on high-level clinical assessments and staff mentorship to improve client outcomes. Mackenzie holds Master's degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and St. Cloud State University and is dedicated to advancing autism care through evidence-based education.

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