THE THERAPEUTIC CRISIS INTERVENTION SYSTEM, EDITION 7
In 2020, we launched the 7th edition of our TCI system, celebrating 40 years of supporting resi-dential organizations in their efforts to provide safe and quality care for children and young people . When implemented with fidelity, TCI has resulted in an increased ability on the part of staff to manage and prevent crises.
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