Behavioral Intervention Strategies in Higher Education

Behavioral Intervention Training for Colleges and Universities

NABITA provides comprehensive behavioral intervention and threat assessment solutions for higher education institutions to improve safety policies and protocols. Our trainings equip colleges and universities with risk management strategies prioritizing student and staff safety.

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Join a nationwide community providing essential guidance and support. By becoming a NABITA member, you can access a wealth of school safety resources, such as model policies, expert insights, and ongoing assistance. Benefit from special member rates on our trainings, certification courses, annual conferences, and events. NABITA’s individual and team memberships offer excellent professional development opportunities to help you progress in your career, enhance your daily work, and boost your team’s efficiency.

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Upcoming Higher Education Courses

NABITA is the premier behavioral intervention and threat assessment association specializing in trainings that meet the increasing demand for innovative professional development. Our curriculum incorporates risk assessment tools, case studies, training videos, and evidence-based strategies for violence and harm prevention.

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Expertise and best practices for higher education institutions

Are you experiencing transitions, vacancies in critical positions, or an increased caseload? Do you need specialized school safety expertise, training, capacity building, or support with a BIT or CARE team? NABITA has a team of highly knowledgeable professionals who can step in during critical times, ensuring seamless operations and upholding compliance standards. Learn about NABITA’s and TNG’s comprehensive suite of consulting services from the top industry experts.

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Custom Training & Solutions

Policy & Procedure Review

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Threat Assessment & Safety

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Training & Certification Courses

“Haven Hart, M.Ed., Ph.D., and Makenzie Schiemann, M.S., Ph.D., were excellent faculty leaders for the training. They were clear, concise, and most importantly, helpful. I feel like I now have agency over the work I will be doing as it relates to BIT on my campus.”

Rachele Hall

Associate Dean of Student Life
SUNY Westchester Community College

“The NABITA trainings have been invaluable. All of the NABITA folks are so knowledgeable, accessible during trainings, willing to answer questions, and problem solve. It really makes the trainings and events more effective; it also allows for greater understanding and applicability for our institution.”

Amy Jones

Director, Care & Community Standards Office
Stockton University

NABITA’s Thought Leadership

Keep up with our tips of the week, whitepapers, and thoughtful insights from our expert faculty members and consultants.

Tip of the Week

Professionals Evolving Together

NABITA has proven to be a first-class organization committed to continued excellence, continual self-improvement, and providing the most evidence-based assessments possible by contemporary science. As an organizational leadership consultant and dual-licensed clinical counselor, I am especially appreciative of NABITA’s structure as it is designed for persistent positive evolution.

Tip of the Week

Are You Compliant with the Stop Campus Hazing Act?

Hazing is a pervasive issue in higher education, often resulting in serious physical, emotional, and psychological harm to students. Recognizing the severity of this problem, Congress enacted the Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA) on December 23, 2024, introducing robust measures to end hazing and promote campus safety. By prioritizing transparency, accountability, and student well-being, the legislation aims to eradicate this harmful practice and create safer environments at both institutional and national levels.

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Unveiling the Culprit: How Systems and People-Pleasing Drive Burnout

Burnout isn’t just about feeling exhausted—it’s a symptom of deeper systemic flaws and individual behaviors. Today, it is a growing concern in our fast-paced, high-pressure world. While many people perceive burnout as a personal issue, the reality is far more complex.

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Holistic Well-Being as an Upstream Approach to Student Success

During my opening keynote at NABITA’s 5th Annual Case Management Summit on June 10, 2025, in Portland, Oregon, I’ll shed light on a critical truth: Student well-being isn’t just a component of success; it’s the foundation.

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Supporting Higher Education Administrators and Teams

Behavioral Intervention Training for Colleges and Universities

Become a Member of NABITA Today!

Upcoming Higher Education Courses

Expertise and best practices for higher education institutions

NABITA’s Thought Leadership

Professionals Evolving Together

Are You Compliant with the Stop Campus Hazing Act?

Unveiling the Culprit: How Systems and People-Pleasing Drive Burnout

Holistic Well-Being as an Upstream Approach to Student Success

Building Confidence Through Deliberate Processes

Ready to talk about behavioral intervention and threat assessment?

Supporting Higher Education Administrators and Teams

Behavioral Intervention Training for Colleges and Universities

Become a Member of NABITA Today!

Upcoming Higher Education Courses

Expertise and best practices for higher education institutions

NABITA’s Thought Leadership

Professionals Evolving Together

Are You Compliant with the Stop Campus Hazing Act?

Unveiling the Culprit: How Systems and People-Pleasing Drive Burnout

Holistic Well-Being as an Upstream Approach to Student Success

Building Confidence Through Deliberate Processes

Ready to talk about behavioral intervention and threat assessment?

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