New Learning Assets from Maybo

    Maybo's Approach to Risk Reduction plus new Training Posters available

      • Maybo News
    • 04.10.23

    Maybo's Approach to Risk Reduction in 3 minutes

    Maybo provides organisations with the training, tools and guidance to reduce and manage conflict and behaviours of concern, leading to positive and safer outcomes.

    The short video below outlines the three-level approach that Maybo uses to better understand and reduce incidents and includes how to respond professionally, safely de-escalate situations that arise and support those involved afterwards.

    Discover more about Maybo’s approach by watching our animated video:

     

     

    Training Posters for Notice Boards, Staff Rooms and Training Facilities

     

    Alongside our Risk Reduction Approach video we have developed a range of posters that illustrate practical models and techniques we use to assess and manage difficult situations.

    Our SAFER poster outlines the steps involved when conducting a dynamic risk assessment and matched with our POPS and SEAL posters will guide better decision making and influence positive and safer outcomes.

    Our OPEN PALMS poster illustrates how the use of body language and positioning enable you to connect and communicate effectively with another person.

    Click here to purchase posters from our webstore.

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