Pace is proud to offer training designed for community members, professionals, students, first responders (including law enforcement, medical, fire, etc.) and frontline workers in our region.

Sessions are facilitated by professional, skilled, and enthusiastic instructors with decades of training and experience, making this training invaluable.

To achieve a Crisis Response Management certificate, you must complete the required six core courses, plus at least two full day courses or four half-day courses of your choosing.
 
Required:

• Crisis Intervention & Communication Skills
• Cross Cultural Awareness
• First Responders to Sexual Assault & Sexual Abuse
• Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST)
• Children & Trauma and Grief and Loss (as one full day together)
• Mental Health First Aid

 
Full day (Optional):

• Intimate Partner Violence
• Leading Change: Gender-Based Violence & The Active Bystander Approach
• Healthy Youth Relationships
• Awareness of Self Harming Behavior
• The Costs of Empathy

 
Half day (Optional):

• Sexual Assault and Harassment
• Self Esteem and Confidence
• The Problem with Pornography
• Professional Boundaries

For more information, please refer to this document:
Pace Workshop Schedule and Rates

NOTE: Through a partnership with the Grande Prairie Regional College, these workshops count for Category A credits with the Alberta College of Social Workers.

To register or for further information, please contact GPRC Continuing Education or see the following courses below: