March 22 – De-Escalating Conversations (Pullman only)

Learn verbal de-escalation best practices that you can use to quickly identify persons in distress. You will learn to safely and effectively respond to them in a productive and safe manner. Everyone wins when anger and violence can be redirected in ways that result in positive outcomes.

This course is presented by the Spokane County Sherriff’s Department.

Register for De-Escalating Conversations

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