Crisis Response Management (Pace) Certificate

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 a minimum of 12 hours of elective courses of your choosing. All courses must be taken through Pace for credit towards the certificate.

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 (Elective):

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

Part-day (Elective):

• Sexual Harassment and Assault
• Professional Boundaries
• Recognizing and Responding to Child Sexual Abuse
• Who's Creeping Your Kids?

Optional (Stand-alone and not part of the Crisis Response Management Certificate):

• Sexual Rights are Human Rights – Elder Project

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

View or download the Winter 2021 Crisis Response Management Brochure PDF HERE.

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

Courses in the 'Crisis Response Management (Pace) Certificate'

• Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training - CRM08
• Awareness of Self-Harming Behaviour - CRM09
• Children & Trauma - CRM10
• Crisis Intervention & Communication Skills - CRM01
• Cross Cultural Awareness - CRM04
• First Responders to Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse - CRM06
• Grief & Loss - CRM11
• Intimate Partner Violence - CRM02
• Leading Change: Gender-based Violence & the Active Bystander Approach - CRM03
• Mental Health First Aid - CRM12
• Professional Boundaries - CRM07
• Recognizing and Responding to Child Sexual Abuse - CRM17
• Sexual Harassment and Assault - CRM13
• Sexual Rights are Human Rights – Elder Project - CRM19
• The Impacts of Empathy - CRM14
• Who’s Creeping Your Kids? - CRM18