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City of Richmond: Advanced Crisis
Intervention

Training

(ACIT)

Proposal,

(rev

1)

05.30.2025
Andy Prisco, Founder JUMPSTART Mastery 11121 Cole Place Anderson Island,WA 98303 253.426.9826/[email protected]

Overview
This

proposal

outlines

options

in

the

provision

of

competency

based,

programmatic

training

in

team-based

crisis

response

and

verbal

de-escalation

for

the

personnel

serving

the

City

of

Richmond

within

the

Community

Crisis

Response

Program

and

the

Office

of

Neighborhood

Safety.

The

training

fulfills

the

developing

and

exigent

needs

of

personnel

engaging

people-served

and

members

of

the

public

presenting

Anger,

Aggression,

Violence,

Serious

Mental

Illness,

and

Serious

Emotional

Disturbances

at

various

points

of

service

delivery.

The

training

can

integrate

existing

internal

policies

as

they

relate

to

the

presentation

of

these

behaviors

requiring

intervention

by

staff

in

the

work

setting

and

in

the

contexts

of

workplace

violence

prevention,

and

a

culture

of

safety.

Proposed Course:

ACIT

3 Day

On-Site

Session:

Delivery

of

academic

modules,

learning

exercises,

individual

language

competency

development,

team

response

considerations,

and

contextual

scenario/role

plays

that

develop

organized

incident

management

principles

around

the

kinds

of

situations

facing

program

personnel

in

community

settings,

during

programmatic

interactions,

and

in

the

direct

service

environment.

Particular

attention

is

paid

to

the

development

of

competencies

in

supporting

people

presenting

anger

and

aggression,

mental

health

or

psychiatric

symptoms,

and

unsafe

behavior

requiring

prompting

by

staff,

such

as

self-injurious

behavior

or

threats

of

violence

toward

others.

Learning

exercises

present

realism

in

managing

particularly

acute

behaviors

and

learning

emphasis

can

be

placed

on

specific

incident

management

procedures

during

a

behavioral

emergency.

Strong

interpersonal

relationships

are

also

formed

during

in-person

delivery,

engendering

more

meaningful

coaching

and

skill

development.

Specifications:

ACIT

is

an

iteration

of

Psychiatric

Emergency

Response

Team

training

that

has

been

organized

for

the

rapid

development

of

adaptive

thinking

and

language

skills

in

order

to

meet

the

presentation

of

Anger,

Aggression,

and

Violence

in

a

managed

framework.

The

training

emphasizes

the

development

of

sequential

thinking

and

languaging

in

an

academic

component,

followed

by

pressure

testing

during

scenarios

and

role

plays

that

enable

the

learner

to

deliver

the

competencies

during

resistance

presented

by

the

role

player.

Specific

thinking

and

language

competencies

are

measured

during

the

training.

ACIT

has

been

engaged

by

public

safety,

behavioral

health,

corrections,

community

outreach,

and

care

and

services

staff

throughout

the

United

States

with

great

success

in

response

to

the

rapidly

changing

conditions

that

present

providers

with

unique

conditions

in

managing

angry

and

aggressive

behaviors

from

people-served.

The

training

is

regularly

sought

by

professional

agencies

with

response

duties

to

behavioral

crises

and

large

systems

of

care.

Add-Ons/Options:

ACIT

Train-The-Trainer

(T3)

-

ACIT

train-the-trainer

is

an

instructor

development

program

with

requirements

that

contemplate

depth

of

curriculum

understanding,

fidelity

to

curriculum,

and

supervision.

T3

requires

instructor

development

workshops

following

completion

of

ACIT,

and

a

period

of

supervision

(broken

into

scheduled

meetings)

before

and

during

the

enactment

of

instructor

responsibilities

within

the

workforce.

JUMPSTART

Mastery

Network

-

an

online

learning

community

of

public

safety

personnel,

behavioral

health

professionals,

and

private

enterprise

engaging

in

weekly

live

trainings,

with

access

to

masterclass

training,

featuring

licensed

group

user

access

that

keeps

personnel

engaged

in

curriculum,

ongoing

learning,

and

team

building

as

we

raise

consciousness

on

supporting

people

presenting

Anger,

Aggression,

and

Violence.

Proposal Provisions and Requirements
I. Class Size
Class

size

is

limited

to

15 participants

per

instructor.

Training

fees

are

flat

rate,

and

all

expenses

included.

Presentation

materials

are

provided,

per

student,

and

are

not

meant

for

duplication

without

express

permission.

II. Instructor(s)
Andy

Prisco

-

lead

during

pilot

class

Jumpstart

Mastery

personnel

-

3 total

instructors

during

days

2 and

3. 2

instructors

during

day

1. Following

pilot,

2 instructors

per

course,

guaranteed.

III. Pricing
ACIT

3 Day

On-Site

(up

to

30 students)

$41,500

IV. Terms
●

Issuance

of

a

formal

purchase

order

and

approved

warrant

upon

event

scheduling

for

in-person

delivery,

or

written

approval

for

scheduling

from

an

authorized

stakeholder

●

Payment-In-Full

is

required

upon

completion

of

service

delivery.

●

Electronic

payment

is

preferred

via

ACH

Bank

Transfer

or

Direct

Deposit.

Further Information:

JUMPSTART

Mastery,

LLC

is

a

WA

based

Limited

Liability

Company.

It

is

owned

and

operated

by

Andrew

and

Lori

Prisco,

WA

residents.

Following

long

careers

in

the

State’s

behavioral

health

care

system,

Andy

and

Lori

launched

JUMPSTART

Mastery

to

meet

the

needs

of

personnel

working

in

public

safety,

behavioral

health,

healthcare,

and

private

enterprise

where

staff

can

be

presented

with

Anger,

Aggression,

and

Violence

from

people

served,

in

the

course

of

their

duties.

Andy

is

the

Founder

of

the

Psychiatric

Emergency

Response

Team

program

in

WA

and

its

training

program,

Advanced

Crisis

Intervention

Team

(ACIT).

He

is

a

co-developer

of

the

first

credential

in

verbal

de-escalation

endorsed

by

a

professional

mental

health

association.

Andy

is

the

Chairman

of

the

Board

of

HOPE

REFORM,

an

accreditation

and

certification

agency

for

human

services

organizations.

He

has

been

recognized

by

the

WA

Council

of

Behavioral

Health

on

two

occasions

as

a

nominee

and

winner

of

the

Hero

of

the

Year

Award.

Andy

has

provided

transformational

de-escalation

training

to

public

safety

agencies,

psychiatric

care

and

services

personnel,

juvenile

rehabilitation

programs,

youth

and

family

behavioral

health

organizations,

hostage

negotiation

teams,

co-responder

programs,

CIT

programs,

and

human

services

initiatives

from

the

United

States

to

Canada

to

South

Africa.

Large

private

and

publicly

owned

Corporations

have

begun

to

integrate

the

work

of

Andy

Prisco

and

JUMPSTART

Mastery

into

their

inward

facing

Workplace

Violence

Prevention

and

Risk

Management

responsibilities.

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