The Physical/Psychological Management Training Restraining Training Programs (PMT) program has been reviewed by the CEBC in the area of: Behavioral Management for Adolescents in Child Welfare, but lacks the necessary research evidence to be given a Scientific Rating.

• Types of Maltreatment: Does not target any specific kind of maltreatment
• Target Population: Not Specified

PMT is designed to give participants “hands-on” and practical experience in handling a variety of crisis episodes. The core of the PMT training program involves learning through a variety of experiences, such as simulation and role-play exercises, with the help of practical theoretical concepts. The program covers a wide range of interventions in four stages: prevention, pre-violence, violence, and post-violence.

Publicly available information indicates there is some training available for this program.
See contact info below.

Training Contact:

• PMT Associates, Inc.
  phone: (860) 347-1347

This program has been reviewed and it was determined that this program lacks the type of published, peer-reviewed research that meets the CEBC criteria for a scientific rating of 1 – 5. Therefore, the program has been given the classification of "NR - Not able to be Rated." It was reviewed because it was identified by the topic expert as a program being used in the field, or it is being marketed and/or used in California with children receiving services from child welfare or related systems and their parents/caregivers. Some programs that are not rated may have published, peer-reviewed research that does not meet the above stated criteria or may have eligible studies that have not yet been published in the peer-reviewed literature. For more information on the "NR - Not able to be Rated" classification, please see the Scientific Rating Scale.

Child Welfare Outcomes: Not Specified

Currently, there are no published, peer-reviewed research studies for Physical/Psychological Management Training Restraining Training Programs (PMT).

No reference materials are currently available for Physical/Psychological Management Training Restraining Training Programs (PMT).