Why join NABITA?
Membership Benefits
Super
$5,250
- For one-year per Higher Education Institution, Organization, or Workplace
- Access to NABITA services and products worth up to $20,000, without per-item fees
- Three complimentary registrations to NABITA Certification Courses for Higher Education and Organizational Super Members
- One free consulting hour with our NABITA experts
- Member pricing on events and newly released products
- VIP Social at NABITA Annual Conference
- Electronic access to all NABITA books
- CARE Team Manual, Case Management Manual, and BIT in a Box
- Access to all training videos
- Access to all available webinars prior to current calendar year
- Risk Assessment Tools including SIVRA-35, VRAWW, ERIS, Risk Rubric, and Non-Clinical Assessment of Suicide
- Unlimited individual members (sub-users) with full access
- Online Communities
- Self-Care Savings
- And more!
K-12 Professional Development Package
$5,250
- For one-year per K-12 School or District
- Access to NABITA services and products worth up to $20,000, without per-item fees
- Six complimentary registrations to NABITA Certification Courses for K-12 Schools or Districts
- One free consulting hour with our NABITA experts
- Member pricing on events and newly released products
- VIP Social at NABITA Annual Conference
- Electronic access to all NABITA books
- CARE Team Manual, Case Management Manual, and BIT in a Box
- Access to all training videos
- Access to all available webinars prior to current calendar year
- Risk Assessment Tools including SIVRA-35, VRAWW, ERIS, Risk Rubric, and Non-Clinical Assessment of Suicide
- Unlimited individual members (sub-users) with full access
- Online Communities
- Self-Care Savings
- And more!
Team
$1,150
- For one-year per Higher Education Institution, K-12 School or District, Organization, or Workplace
- Unlimited individual members (sub-users) with full access
- Access to thirteen 20-Minutes-to...Trained video modules
- Electronic access to 2 NABITA books published prior to current calendar year
- Risk Assessment Tools including SIVRA-35, VRAWW, ERIS, Risk Rubric, and Non-Clinical Assessment of Suicide
- Online Communities
- Self-Care Savings
- And more!
Individual
$209
- One-year membership per individual
- Access to member-only listserv
- Access to seven 20-Minutes-to...Trained video modules
- Weekly newsletter
- Member materials and resources
- Online Communities
- Self-Care Savings
- And more!
Effective July 1st, membership prices will see a nominal increase by approximately 5%. You can renew early and extend your membership to take advantage of current pricing through June 30, 2024.
Celebrating over 15 years of being the membership home for behavioral intervention and threat assessment.
How We Support Our Members
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Supporting higher education behavioral intervention team members.
NABITA endeavors to make colleges and universities safer environments where student success and retention are enhanced by development, education, and caring intervention. NABITA brings together professionals from multiple disciplines for mutual support and shared learning.
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Creating safer K-12 schools.
K-12 schools and districts are recognizing the need for behavioral intervention teams to break down silos to facilitate integrated reporting, assessment, and response as effective tools to create safer environments for learning and growing.
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Workplaces for today and beyond.
Behavioral intervention teams are a relatively new concept in the workplace, spurred by increasing workplace violence and employees of concern. Unlike threat assessment teams, BITs look to get out ahead of violence before it emerges. Instead of focusing on assessing a threat that already may exist, BITs focus on the leakage and pathway to violence that are precursors.
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