Unrestrained: A CPI Podcast

Unrestrained, Episode 7 – Michael Dorn, author and school bullying prevention and safety expert talks school climate, culture, and safety, and discusses the themes and content of his books, Weakfish: Bullying Through the Eyes of a Child and Staying Alive: How to Act Fast and Survive Deadly Encounters.

Unrestrained, Episode 6 – Signe Whitson, author and school bullying prevention advocate talks about her books, 8 Keys to End Bullying: Strategies for Parents & Schools and Friendship & Other Weapons: Group Activities to Help Young Girls Aged 5-11 to Cope with Bullying.

Unrestrained, Episode 5 – Julie Hertzog, Director of PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center, talks about how the PACER organization founded National Bullying Prevention Month and the deeply personal roots of her commitment to school bullying prevention.

Unrestrained, Episode 4 – Marvin Mason, Chief Marketing Officer at the Crisis Prevention Institute, talks about CPI behavioral models and why it's critical to reinforce the non-physical components of CPI training.

Unrestrained, Episode 3 – Dan Lonigro , 14-year veteran CPI Global Professional Instructor, shares the practical lessons learned through his experiences performing CPI training throughout the US and abroad.

Unrestrained, Episode 2 – Susan Keith, CPI Director of Curriculum Development, talks about the stages of her professional life. From her early days as an Air Force brat to earning her degree in Sign Language Studies to her role as a CPI Global Professional Instructor, travel and communication are the repeated themes of her career. After joining CPI in 1996, Susan travelled and trained constantly until 2008, when she earned her master's degree—and with it a new understanding of instructional design important to her new role as CPI's Director of Curriculum Development.

Episode 1 – Kendra Stea, CPI Director of Client Services talks about her experience bringing crisis prevention training to health care providers.