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Violence Threat Assessment

- Planning and Response (1 day)

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Cancellation Policy

Registrations cancelled 7 or more days prior to the workshop are refundable, minus a $50.00 administrative fee. Alternatively you may receive a credit to attend a future training. Cancellations less than 7 days prior to the workshop are non-refundable. If at anytime you are unable to attend, you are welcome to transfer your registration to another individual at no extra cost. In this case, please notify CTRI of the name of the alternate person who will be attending.

We reserve the right to cancel workshops due to unforeseen circumstances or under-enrolment. Liability is limited to a refund of workshop fees only. Please make travel arrangements with this in mind.

Limited Seating

Register Early! To better facilitate group interaction, seating is limited to 60 participants in most workshops.

You Will Receive

A spiral bound training manual and workshop certificate as well as morning and afternoon refreshments. Participants are on their own for lunch from noon to 1:00 PM.

Concerns and Grievances

If concerns arise throughout your interaction with the CTRI office or our workshop please contact the CTRI office directly at 204-452-9199 or info@ctinstitute.com

Special Accommodations
for Disabilities

Please contact the CTRI office directly at 204-452-9199 or info@ctrinstitute.com to discuss any special needs accommodations you may require to have a positive learning experience.

Continuing Education

This workshop is approved for credit with Canadian Counseling Association and Canadian Professional Counselors Association.

Credit hours: A two day workshop earns 11 continuing education hours and a one day workshop earns 5.5 hours. A certificate will be awarded upon the completion of the workshop.

Knowing how to respond to a threat is a tremendous challenge. After a violent incident, it is not uncommon to find that many different people were aware of clues that an attack was being planned. Yet, without the proper mechanism to gather information and assess the situation, prevention is nearly impossible. This workshop provides a communication and decision-making model to help businesses, schools, organizations and communities become proactive in their management of threats. Strategies to help you identify, assess, and manage individuals who make threats will be explored. Participants will leave the workshop with an understanding of how to implement a threat assessment team for their specific environment. 

Register for this workshop Online -or- by Mail or Fax

Workshop Outline

Our Webinars are live online training sessions that offer abbreviated versions of our in-person public workshops.
  • Threat Assessment Overview
  • Types of Threats
  • Behaviours of Concern
  • Potential Threatener
  • Stages of Violence
  • Possible Characteristics of Assailant
  • Threat Assessment Team and Plan Development
  • Guiding Principles in Assessment
  • The Threat Assessment Process
  • Initial Investigation and Assessment
  • Assessment Questions
  • Determining Level of Risk
  • Anonymous Threats
  • Detailed Investigation and Assessment
  • Investigative Interview
  • Use of Technology
  • Case Management and Monitoring
  • Scenario Analysis

Target Audience

This is an intermediate level workshop intended for managers, school personnel, social service and health care professionals, human resource professionals and anyone who is interested in implementing threat assessment protocols for their organization.

Method of Delivery

Lecture, case study review and small group discussion

Learning Objectives

At the end of this workshop, participants should be able to:

  • Understand why threat assessment protocols are needed.
  • Describe a framework for team and plan development.
  • Know how to organize effectively after a threat is received.
  • Identify available external resources.
  • Apply principals learned to their own environment.
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