BECOME AN IPICD CHARTER MEMBER!There are very few opportunities to get in on the ground floor of excellence . . . this is one of them. As a charter member of the internationally acclaimed training firm, Institute for the Prevention of In-Custody Deaths, Inc. (IPICD), you will not only receive exclusive charter membership status, but […]
To maintain their staying current as an IPICD-qualified instructor, this online requalification program is required of all IPICD Excited Delirium and ACE™ – qualified instructors who graduated from the instructor program. IPICD instructor certificates expire 2 years from the date of issue. This online program will educate and update IPICD-qualified Excited Delirium and ACE™- qualified instructors about
IPICD Excited Delirium and ACE™ Instructor Requalification, 2024 Read More »
Version 2.0 Welcome to Version 2.0 of this important and timely e-learning training program designed to educate, to train, and to help law enforcement officers (LEO) and other interested parties on how to recognize and what available, but limited, scientific- and evidence-based strategies are available for managing abnormal breathing. After you enroll and successfully complete
2023, Recognizing and Managing Abnormal Breathing: LEO Read More »
Once you have passed the Virtually Instructor-Led Spit Restraint™ Instructor Assessment you may add this program to your account.
If you have completed and passed the assessment for either “IPICD Excited Delirium and ACE™ Instructor Requalification” or “Virtual Excited Delirium Instructor Assessment” you may add this course to your profile.
Welcome to the IPICD Wheelchair Train-the-Trainer Online Module. There are an estimated 3.3 million wheelchair users in the United States. This figure is projected to grow by 2 million yearly. Law enforcement officers (LEOs) and other first responders will come into contact with them as co-workers, neighbors, friends, as crime victims and violators. The IPICD
IPICD Excited Delirium and ACE™ Instructor Requalification A brief “Welcome and Introduction” from IPICD president and chief learning officer, John G. Peters, Jr., Ph.D., CTC, CLS. To maintain their staying current as an IPICD-qualified instructor, this online requalification program is required of all IPICD Excited Delirium and ACE™ – qualified instructors who graduated from the instructor program.
