Safety-Care by QBS

Safety-Care Live is in 3 days.

Avoiding Power Struggles: Practical Strategies for Safer, More Effective Interactions

Join QBS Master Trainer Olivia Sanders for a practical discussion on recognizing and preventing power struggles in real-world care settings.

Thursday, June 4 at 2:00 pm ET
Free to attend.

Save your spot: https://hubs.li/Q04gNBHP0

Widad Mukhar’s journey into behavior analysis started long before her career.

As a child, she was the quiet observer, always watching, always wondering why people do what they do. That natural curiosity about behavior stayed with her and eventually led her to ABA.

Today, that same curiosity drives how she teaches, connects, and helps others understand the impact of behavior in everyday life.

🎥 Learn more about Widad in her recent Master Trainer Interview here:
https://hubs.li/Q04cYrxF0

Once an interaction becomes about control, escalation usually follows.

Repeating demands. Arguing back and forth. Correcting behavior that doesn't actually need to be addressed in the moment.

These are some of the most common ways power struggles take hold, and they can happen in any setting.

On June 4, QBS Master Trainer Olivia Sanders will walk through how staff can recognize these patterns, adjust their approach, and respond in ways that support cooperation instead of conflict.

Safety-Care Live | Thursday, June 4 at 2:00 pm ET
Free to attend. Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04fMxnk0

We’re excited to welcome Mindy Huttenstine and Julie Meyer from Seattle Children’s Hospital as featured panelists for our upcoming Safety-Care Live webinar on May 19.

As education and safety leaders at Seattle Children’s, Mindy and Julie work together to strengthen workforce development and behavioral safety practices across healthcare teams. Their collaborative approach to implementing Safety-Care focuses on building practical, sustainable training programs that help staff respond to behavioral crises with confidence and compassion.

Together, they bring valuable experience in creating learner-centered programs that support staff preparedness, promote a culture of safety, and improve patient outcomes across complex healthcare environments.

Join Mindy, Julie, and fellow panelists from Johns Hopkins and Brown University Health as they share real-world insights on implementing and sustaining Safety-Care in hospital settings.

📅 Tues, May 19 | 2:00 pm ET
👉 Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04fG5X70

Power struggles rarely start with a major incident.

They start with a repeated demand, a frustrated tone, or a conversation that slowly shifts from support to control.

Join us on Thursday, June 4 at 2:00 pm ET for our next Safety-Care Live webinar: Avoiding Power Struggles: Practical Strategies for Safer, More Effective Interactions.

QBS Master Trainer Olivia Sanders will discuss how to recognize early warning signs, what staff behaviors influence escalation, and practical strategies that work across any setting.

Free to attend.
📅 Thursday, June 4 | 2:00 pm Eastern
👉 Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04fN7Yk0

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