06:21
Chief Psychiatrist's welcome message
07:25
Bruce Perry 05 Educator Strategies for the Classroom
07:04
Bruce Perry 01 The Neurosequential Model
05:41
Bruce Perry 02 How Stress Impacts the Brain
07:05
Bruce Perry 03 The Power of Connection
08:13
Bruce Perry 04 Regulating Yourself and Your Classroom
40:17
Chapter 3 (MOAT)
01:39:38
The complete interview - November 2020
30:14
Chapter 1 (migration)
30:13
Chapter 2 (hockey)
00:57
MOAT OVA Promo HD
16:53
De-escalation techniques from our Occupational Violence & Aggression training package
02:26
"What should staff do if their attempts to de-escalate aren't working?"
02:26
"Why is body language and your positioning within the room important?"
01:53
"How can staff address verbal abuse if it is making them feel uncomfortable or unsafe?"
02:29
"What are some of the signs that someone may be escalating?"
04:19
"Which de-escalation techniques can staff use when faced with an agitated patient?"
01:26
"What should staff do if they are aware that a potentially aggressive person is coming on site?"
02:08
"What are some of the triggers that may lead to someone becoming aggressive?"
01:14
"What are some of the warning signs of aggression that we should be aware of?"
02:01
"What should staff do while they wait for the Code Grey team to arrive?"
01:48
"When would you call a Code Black?"
01:53
"Who attends a Code Grey incident?"
01:19
"Why is it important to call a Code Grey?"
01:06
"What happens when a Code Grey is called in a hospital environment?"
46:26
NZ 2013 SLiT
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About
MOAT: Mental Health Services is an Australian company based in Melbourne, providing mental health education, and occupational violence & aggression training programs for a range of sectors in Australia and internationally.
The director of MOAT, Bryan Jeffrey, is a psychiatric nurse with 25 years of clinical experience working predominantly with traumatised young people in 'out of home care', both in Scotland and latterly in Melbourne.
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