De-escalation Training for Mental Health Crisis Response

Corrections:

40 Hour CIT: Crisis Intervention Team Mental Health Response for Corrections and Detention

Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) is a law enforcement mental health crisis response model developed by the Memphis, Tennessee Police Department with its mental health partners in 1988. It teaches the de-escalation model of mental health crisis response. This training for corrections and detention staff was developed to address real world situations found in jails and prisons with realistic daily scenario based practical exercises using professional actors.
$525 per student for the 40 hour, five day class. Discounts available for large groups.
For more information on available classes see: Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training for Corrections and Detention

Courts:

De-escalation Training for Courts, Court House Staff and Office Staff

Appropriate for those who work in a government office, courts or other setting where callers or walk-ins may be struggling with mental health illness. Includes a consumer panel on recovery from severe mental illness and appropriate realistic scenario based practical exercises with professional actors.

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