First Responders and public safety professionals throughout New Mexico are now connecting to raise standards around interactions with individuals living with behavioral health disorders or experiencing a crisis with the internationally award winning CIT ECHO. We are excited to be offering free equipment out to first responders to grant access to experts in behavioral health for on-going training and to staff calls for service. We are also holding in-person training over De-Escalation, Behavioral Health, and Use of CIT ECHO throughout New Mexico. If you are a first responder or public safety professional (law enforcement, fire fighters, EMS, corrections, probation, call takers, and dispatchers) and would like a FREE Logitech Pro web camera or Logitech Desktop conference camera please contact us! If you would like to host FREE in-service training on the topics above let us know and we can come to you. Send us an email from more informaiton at info@goCIT.org 
 Bipolar vs. Borderline PD and an Introduction to the Criminal Psychology of Serial Killers Podcast10/6/2018 Engaging people with first episode psychosis and What happens if an officer is mentally ill? Podcast9/16/2018 
Nils and Matt start this episode off answering questions around law enforcement and if they are prohibited from having a firearm if they have a mental illness. We then listen in to Melissa Garzon MD and Caroline Bonham MD as they talk about first episode psychosis on the CIT ECHO.
Keys to Effective Coping Mechanisms. Also should you provide training to outside agencies? Podcast9/1/2018
This is the presentaion that was presented at the CIT Internation 2018 conference on today's date.
Do Cops have to carry a firearm? Also PURE Negations and De-Escaltion (Refocusing). Podcast7/29/2018 |
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