Corrections Training

When designing your next training, consider how you will promote not only learning, but learning transfer

Ensuring safe and secure entry for newly incarcerated people at a correctional facility requires careful consideration of all aspects involved

Keeping a conflict from turning violent is your responsibility. And that means building your conflict management skills

We know attacks happen in jail facilities. Your challenge is to recognize the warning signs and, when possible, use de-escalation to prevent an attack or the need for force

It's crucial that correctional staff can pinpoint potential triggers for suicidal behavior either during or following court proceedings

Take advantage of the moments before an inmate loses control when you have the opportunity to divert that rage

A simple policy shop for police has grown into a comprehensive suite of operational and wellness solutions for first responders

Good training helps with morale, boosts employee self-confidence, improves job performance and improves staff retention

The current class of roughly 89 recruits in the Correction Department Academy will graduate May 19 under the reduced timeline

Professional and personal development is critical in all industries, but in corrections, it has the power to save lives and enhance safety for all

Deputies can ID inmates as immigrants who are potentially violating civil immigration law and then hold them until ICE picks them up for detention

Inmates said they were "mocked and ignored" when they told their supervisors of what would later be determined as second-degree burns and blisters

COs no longer need to find a locked first aid kit, which could be on another floor, to access the drug

PREA regulations and resulting policies are extensive and can involve a lot of work. So, why should we go through all this trouble?

Court declares surgeon to be a “state actor” subject to federal civil rights law and rejects qualified immunity for her and two prison officials