Violence prevention training for parents, healthcare workplaces, and professionals.
Three course families, one author and one evidence base. Community Learning is free practical guidance for families and community members. Healthcare Workplace Violence is role-based prevention and response training for healthcare settings, coming soon. Clinical Violence Prevention is four one-hour professional courses in assessment and intervention, each finishing with a verifiable certificate.
Clinical Violence Prevention
Assessment and intervention coursework for behavioral health professionals.
The suggested progression is a recommendation, not a rule: start where your work needs you.
The Pathway to Violence
Recognize how targeted violence develops along an observable pathway, from warning signs and leakage to the five risk domains, in time to interrupt it.
Differential Diagnosis: When High Risk Is Not Violence Risk
Distinguish general psychopathology from violence-specific warning behaviors, so a diagnosis alone never decides a risk call.
Structured Assessment in Practice: From First Interview to Coordinated Action
Run the structured interview with students and families, document objectively, and escalate through a threat-assessment team.
The Case Files: A Violence Prevention Practicum
Work real cases end to end: map the domains, spot the leakage, and defend your next-step decision.
The Clinical Track: the complete program
All four courses in one checkout. Buy three, get one free: every course unlocks immediately, and each still earns its own verifiable certificate.
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Buying for a team?
Per-seat pricing beats every individual deal, from 2 seats up. Each seat includes the complete program, and you get an admin portal with invitations, per-member progress, and verifiable certificates.
Complete all four and every certificate is independently verifiable in our public registry.
Healthcare Workplace Violence
Role-based prevention and response training for healthcare settings: staff, clinicians, and organizational leaders. Build shared recognition, response, assessment, reporting, and prevention practices while connecting each lesson to facility policy and local procedures.
- 1Recognition and De-escalationComing soonAll healthcare staffRecognize observable changes, make safer communication and disengagement choices, summon help within your role, and report facts that support follow-up.View course
- 2Clinical Violence Risk AssessmentComing soonLicensed clinicians and nursesDistinguish current agitation, imminent aggression risk, and targeted-violence concern, then formulate, document, consult, and respond within scope.View course
- 3Building the Prevention ProgramComing soonHealthcare leaders, safety, quality, security, HR, risk, and complianceBuild, document, assess, and improve a workplace-violence prevention program with clear ownership and usable evidence.View course
Noticing What Changed: A Parent's Guide
A free course for parents, grounded in the same research our professional courses teach. Plain answers: no jargon, no fear. Just what to notice and what to do.
6 short lessons. Built on the same research foundation as the professional program, translated for the kitchen table. Free forever, no certificate.
Know a professional?
Counselors, school staff, and clinicians get the full professional version of this training. Pass it along: the more trained eyes around a struggling teen, the wider the safety net.
Built to be trusted
Every lesson is grounded in a 30-case evidence corpus and peer-reviewed clinical literature, with measurable objectives. The professional courses add a graded knowledge check and a verifiable certificate; the free parents course is there to teach, not to credential.
Taught from 25 years of research by Dr. Robert Moore, the licensed psychologist who created the HTS and HSRA, the psychometric violence-risk instruments used on the Homicide Zero tool platform. The instruments measure the risk; this training is the clinical reasoning behind them. About the team
About your certificate: every professional course ends in a graded knowledge check and grants a digital certificate documenting your hours of instruction, independently verifiable in our public registry. Many employers accept relevant professional training on exactly that basis; if you need hours toward a license, check your board's rules before you buy.