NCI (CPI) - Nonviolent Crisis Intervention
- Cost $4249
- Renews every 2 years
COURSE FORMAT
About
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) training teaches participants de-escalation techniques and risk assessment. The Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) provides the training and the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) accredits the Crisis Prevention Institute.
Eligibility
Organizations select participants who are:
Respected leaders
Professional
Empathetic
Compassionate
Knowledgeable
Good communicators
Completion Time:
Blended delivery: 19.5 hours plus an online exam
In-person classroom delivery: 24 hours plus an online exam
Cost:
In-Person Classroom $4,249
Course Format
Certification Format
The NCI training course blends lectures with demonstrations and hands-on practice.
NCI content areas include:
Crisis development model
Communication skills
Responding to defensive behaviors
Safety interventions
Restrictive interventions
Decision making
Post crisis
Instructor training
Program quality standards
Course Dates
Applicants may take the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training year-round. Contact CPI for dates and locations. Applicants receive the NCI exam via email after they complete the course.
In-Person Classroom 24 hours plus exam
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Instructor classroom training 24 hours
Online exam
Certification
Create a CPI account or log into an existing account. Follow the instructions provided.
Renewal
NCI certification is valid for two years. Applicants must meet the following requirements for renewal:
Teach two NCI courses per year
Complete a renewal course
Pay an annual membership fee
Renewal Course Training Costs:
One Day In-person Renewal Training $1,549
Other Resources
CPI doesn’t require any specific preparation books or courses.
Related Certifications
Related CPI certifications include:
Verbal Intervention (VI)
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention with Advanced Physical Skills (NCI-Advanced)
Dementia Capable Care (DCC)
Dementia Capable Care (DCC) Instructor (DCC-Instructor)
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Frequently asked questions
How can I use my NCI certification?
You can use your NCI certification to train staff, obtain CPI materials and validate your student’s training through CPI.
Why should my organization pay for staff to attend the NCI training?
NCI certification demonstrates your commitment to safety, high-quality patient care and professional excellence. Organizations also report improved safety of staff and clients, fewer workman’s compensation claims due to injury and less staff burnout.
How does the NCI program work?
CPI provides NCI training to leaders within your organization, then those leaders train your staff.
Is support available from CPI after I complete my NCI training?
Yes, CPI provides phone and online support after you complete your NCI training. You may also participate in discussions with other instructors.
Is the NCI certification evidence-based?
Yes, NCI certification is used worldwide and backed by a robust list of proven benefits.
What other certifications should I consider after getting the NCI-CPI?
After obtaining the NCI-CPI, you might also pursue the Nonviolent Crisis Intervention with Advanced Physical Skills Training (NCI-Advanced-CPI).
What organization offers the NCI?
The Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) offers the NCI.
Can I earn a Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) online?
No you can't earn a Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) online.