For more than four decades, professionals throughout the world have been using Pro-ACT training to improve safety and enhance treatment outcomes. Based on Principles drawn from evidence-based practice and tested in a wide variety of healthcare, behavioral health, residential and education settings, Pro-ACT training is a program for organizations and agencies seeking to reduce or eliminate the use of restraint.

With an emphasis on critical thinking and continued assessment, Pro-ACT looks beyond the topography of behavior to identify and address client needs. It’s this distinctive problem-solving approach for creating safety that Pro-ACT users find valuable and effective.

Updated at least every three years, each new iteration of the Pro-ACT curriculum incorporates expanding cultural and therapeutic considerations as well as legislative changes. This continual process produces the most relevant and up-to-date training program possible.

Workshops based on Pro-ACT Principles are currently being taught in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Germany.

If you are interested in knowing more about the Pro-ACT curriculum, visit the Pro-ACT website or email us at info@proacttraining.com.