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**Dealing with Hostility**

$495.00

Helping to mitigate: Professional De-Escalation Training

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Course Overview

The fact is, hostile work environments aren’t going anywhere. Whether its angry customers, overwhelmed co-workers, or combative teams, there’s no escaping the fact that in today’s hyper-connected and hyper competitive work environment you need to know the ropes on how to deal with aggression as a professional.

This comprehensive training program provides individuals with practical and effective techniques to handle dangerous situations: and still stay safe. Informing real situations from across Australian workplaces, this course goes beyond theory to provide practical skills you can implement today.

Created for staff who visit with individuals who are under stress, this course recognizes that confrontational behavior is frequently a symptom of an underlying frustration. You’ll be able to respond to both the behaviour at hand and its underlying cause, turning potential problems into positive ones.

Learning Outcomes

After taking this course you will be able to:

Recognize the signs of a situation heating up before it is unmanageable

Use empirically supported de-escalation tactics in the midst of hostile confrontations

to act professionally and remain emotionally in control of the most heated encounters

Institute assertiveness policies that will decrease, not increase hostility.

Use your voice, body movements and positioning to change the outcome of situations

If the personal method does not work, show how to escalate the response adequately

Self-care and healing practices after an intense exchange

What You Will Learn

Module 1: Understanding Hostility Dynamics

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Common triggers and escalation patterns

The difference between behaviours and underlying needs

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Module 2: Detection and Prevention as Soon as Possible

Taking in verbal and non-verbal indicators of warning

Environmental variables associated with hostility

Proactive communication strategies

Establishing conditions which reduce aggressive reactions

Module 3: De-escalation Techniques

The CALM model for hostile situations

Voice modulation and tone management

Body langage and spatial placement being used as a weapon

Languages that de-escalate rather than inflame

Module 4: Taking Care of Your Own Response

Emotional regulation under pressure

Breathing and grounding techniques

Differentiation between personal reactions and professional response

Maintaining confidence when facing aggression

Module 5: Setting Boundaries Effectively

Clear, respectful limit-setting

Consequences without ultimatums

Protecting yourself while remaining helpful

When to be unbending; when to be accommodating

Module 6: Communication Strategies

Active listening during heated exchanges

Acknowledging emotions without accepting abuse

Reframing techniques that shift perspective

Moving from confrontation to collaboration

Module 7: Recovery and Wellbeing

Post-incident processing and debriefing

Building resilience for ongoing exposure

Workplace support systems and resources

Recognizing the need for professional intervention

Module 8: Escalation and Follow-up

Recognizing When to Get Supervisors or Security

Documentation best practices

Proper follow-up after encounters turns hostile

Learning from difficult situations

Course Format and Methodology

This very interactive course offers a solid theoretical basis with a truly effective practical focus. Learners practice with real workplace situations to get the most out of role-play and skills transfer to the job.

Small group exercises, case studies, individual reflection exercises, all serve to strengthen learning and to strengthen participants' skills. Visual learning is available through video review of the de-escalation techniques, and an encouraging learning atmosphere is fostered through peer feedback.

Target Audience

This training is ideal for:

Customer service representatives

Healthcare workers

Retail staff

Security personnel

Managers and supervisors

Reception and administrative staff

Any professional who works with people in stress and agitation

Course Duration and Assessment

Course Length: 2 days (14 in-class hours) Evaluation: Practical exam applying de-escalation skills/alliances & written reflection Certification: Certificate of Completion in Professional De-escalation

Key Takeaways

This workshop equips participants with a broad range of tools for responding to hostility in a professional and safe manner. You learn to stay calm in aggressive situations without sacrificing your own safety or ethical standards.

And most importantly, you will know that handling hostility is never about “winning” or getting in the laps; it’s about finding room for something better to emerge, even in the most intractable of situations. These are not just work-life enhancers; they improve your power to navigate icky conversations in all areas of life.

The exact strategies taught in this course are what countless professionals in Australia are now using to deal with conflict through practicing increased confidence and skill.

Summary

You don’t need to let hostile encounters throw off your day or shake your confidence. With a few simple trainings and mental rewirings, you can completely transform these tough moments into chances for positive professional growth and better outcomes.

This is a skill set that can help keep you healthy and functional, on the job and in daily life. You’ll see how hostility management is not so much about thick skin as about smart tactics, and that makes all the difference.