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Accreditation

BILD (British Institute of Learning Disabilities)
CPI has full accreditation by the British Institute of Learning Disabilities (BILD) under their scheme. This is important in ensuring that every facet of the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^SM training programme is fully compliant with the BILD Code of Practice for Trainers in the Use of Physical Interventions, in addition to the DoH/DfES Statutory Guidance on the Use of Restrictive Physical Intervention. We are especially proud of this prestigious endorsement of the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^SM programme, as CPI achieved full accreditation at the first panel meeting utilising the complete process of the scheme operated by BILD in November 2002. This accreditation is particularly relevant for those responsible for training staff who support individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and/or emotional behavioural difficulties. Confirmation of accreditation status can be found at www.bild.org.uk.

For further information, please contact:
Simon Kemp, Executive Director, International Development,
UK to US Freephone - 0800 89 1874
Email - enquiries@crisisprevention.com.

Office for Health Management (Ireland)
The Nonviolent Crisis Intervention^SM training programme is listed on the Office for Health Management's (OHM) Service Providers Database. The Office exists to lead the way in Management and organisational development in the Irish health services in order that patients will receive a better service, and that health and social gain will be maximised. Its mission is to add value to management development for the health services and not to duplicate the work of existing agencies. The OHM Service Providers Database aims to provide health service managers and staff with a one-stop shop where they can view the current range of courses and services available to them.

For more information about this database listing, contact the Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc.:
United Kingdom: 0800 89 1874
Republic of Ireland: 1800 558 077
Office for Health Management: +353 1 4754044,
http://www.tohm.ie/.