This course was designed for clinicians expected to lead under pressure when the room escalates. After this course, clinicians are no longer just reacting to escalation—they are proactively regulating the encounter. This course will teach you how to articulate clinical judgment under pressure—a skill that shows up in interviews, supervision, and crisis response. You’ll also learn to use your nervous system as a clinical tool.
The Anatomy of Calm: Clinical De-Escalation
$59.00
COURSE DETAILS
Course Information
This course was designed for clinicians expected to lead under pressure when the room escalates. After this course, clinicians are no longer just reacting to escalation—they are proactively regulating the encounter. This course will teach you how to articulate clinical judgment under pressure—a skill that shows up in interviews, supervision, and crisis response. You’ll also learn to use your nervous system as a clinical tool.
Accreditation
CE Hours
Instructor Details
Matthew Resinger, PMHNP BC, FNP BC has dedicated more than two decades to improving behavioral health care for older adults across long term care and senior community settings. Double board certified in Psychiatric Mental Health and Family Practice, he serves in a clinical leadership role within a large national health care organization, is adjunct faculty at Skills On Point, and previously worked as a hospitalist within a large teaching university environment. Through 25 years of clinical practice, he has worked extensively with behavioral escalation in older adults, often in high acuity and high-risk settings. His approach to de-escalation is practical, evidence informed and shaped by direct clinical experience. He has also served as a volunteer guardian for the Rhode Island Division of Elderly Affairs, reinforcing a practice focused on safety, dignity, and clinical judgment.
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