David Carter

Pandemics

David Carter | September 23, 2014

Schedule a Training | Co-Sponsor a Training | Testimonials Training Formats Available What is a Pandemic? Each year the common flu kills about 36,000Read More

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Why Johnny Won’t Sit Still

David Carter | June 24, 2014

Why Won’t Johnny Sit Still!! Managing Disruptive Behavioral Problems Schedule a Training | Co-Sponsor a Training | Testimonials | Training Formats This training comes in multipleRead More

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Displacement due to Disaster

David Carter | April 7, 2014

Helping those of a Catastrophic Disaster Dealing with Anger, Suicide, Depression, Anxiety Disorders and other disorders of Displaced individuals ScheduleRead More

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Assessing Dangerousness in Adults

David Carter | April 4, 2014

Schedule a Training | Co-Sponsor a Training | Testimonials | Learn about Guides Training Formats Available What are we missing!! With the ever-increasingRead More

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School Violence Readiness Training

David Carter | April 2, 2014

Schedule a Training | Co-Sponsor a Training | Testimonials | Learn more about Accompanying Book Training Formats Available Even when schools create a positive schoolRead More