MANDT Training
 The Mandt System® is a systematic training program designed to help
you de-scalate yourself and other people (e.g., co-workers, spouse, children,
friends, clients, patients, residents, students, etc.) when you or they
have difficulty managing their own behavior. We believe that until you
and the other person are de-escalated, no training (i.e., behavior program,
etc.) or work will take place. The Mandt System® blends well with
a Behavior Support approach.
The Mandt System® teaches the use of a graded system of alternatives
which uses the least amount of external management necessary in all situations.
The entire philosophy of The Mandt System® is based on the principle
that all people have the right to be treated with dignity and respect.
You may know or work daily with someone who has some kind of disability
(e.g., chemical dependency, developmental disability, mental illness,
physically handicapped, learning disability, physically abused, sexually
abused, head trauma, behaviorally disordered, hearing impaired, visually
impaired, etc.). We believe that all individuals should be seen as people
first and that every person has the right to a personal identity, the
right to normalization, and the right to the least restrictive and most
appropriate environment.
If you are
in the ESU #8 area of Nebraska and interested in receiving MANDT training, please contact the
Educational Service Unit #8 at 402.887.5559 and ask for Ann Pellatz or
Sue Kallhoff. You may also email Ann at apellatz@esu8.org or Sue at
skallhof@esu8.org.
NOTE: This Unit serves Antelope, Boyd, Holt, Madison, Pierce, Stanton, and Wheeler counties in Nebraska.
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