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- Female Victims of Domestic Violence: Which Victims Do Police Refer to Crisis Intervention?
Factors associated with activation of a volunteer-based crisis intervention services program for victims of police-reported intimate partner violence (IPV) were examined to determine if those for whom services were activated were representative of the overall eligible population. The study population comprised 2,092 adult female victims of male-perpetrated police-reported IPV. Crisis intervention services were requested by responding patrol officers in 415 (19.8%) of these incidents. Activation of crisis intervention services was more likely for victims who were married to their abusive partner, pregnant, or of Latina or Asian race/ethnicity and among IPV incidents involving physical abuse, visible victim injuries, and arrest of the abusive partner. Additionally, one of the city's five ...
- Violence and Victims
- Vol. 22 Nbr. 4, July 2007
- Crisis intervention by social workers in fire departments: an innovative role for social workers.
Social work has a long tradition of helping people and communities deal with crises, including catastrophic events. In recent years, the role of munic...
- Social Work
- Vol. 56 Nbr. 1, January 2011
- 45 CFR 96.89 - Exemption from standards for providing energy crisis intervention assistance.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 45: Public Welfare

- Crisis Intervention Team
Ask them directly. Are you considering killing yourself? Are you considering suicide? Listen for either a passive or an active answer. Passive is: "I don't want to go on anymore." Active is: "I am going to use that gun." Even it" the answer is an active one, ask about their plan. Details of the (CIT), a patrol-oriented, 40-hour training course based on the premise that special people have special needs, will respond in a predictable way, and deserve special care, are discussed. The somewhat surprising aspect of this apparently touchy-feely approach is that fewer people go to jail, fewer people go to mental hospitals, fewer officers and subjects are injured, there are fewer repeat arrests, fewer people prosecuted and more people are identified to get the appropri...
- Tactical Response
- Vol. 4 Nbr. 9, May 2006
- Crisis intervention teams adapted to correctional populations.
In fiscal year 2009, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) identified 38,222 individuals with serious mental...
- Corrections Today
- Vol. 72 Nbr. 5, October 2010
- Crisis Intervention Team
The somewhat surprising aspect of this apparently touchy-feely approach is that fewer people go to jail, fewer people go to mental hospitals, fewer officers and subjects are injured, there are fewer repeat arrests, fewer people prosecuted (or otherwise enter the judicial system) and more people are identified to get the appropriate mental health care. CIT officers are taught to recognize the various psychiatric syndromes, the biologic basis for severe mental illness, de-escalation of crisis situations, the law pertaining to the detention of the mentally ill, and access to emergency and non-emergency mental health services. Of course, stressful events can trigger this, such as loss of a family member or a friend, divorce, custody battles, financial difficulties of all types, chronic me...
- Law & Order
- Vol. 54 Nbr. 12, December 2006
- Pride Marshals Lead Lgbt Community
LONG BEACH -- An estimated 30,000 people are expected to line Ocean Boulevard on Sunday and cheer the hundreds of participants who are marching loud and proud in the annual Long Beach Pride Parade. Among the rainbow-colored floats and numerous marching groups, representing a spectrum of religious, governmental and social service organizations, are five grand marshals. They include local civic advocates, a radio personality and representatives from a nationally known crisis-intervention group.
- Press Telegram
- May 21, 2011
- Tri-County Crisis Intervention Team wins highest state honor
COLUMBUS -- The Tri-County Crisis Intervention Team program was recognized as Ohio's CIT Program of the Year during the 2009 NAMI Ohio Annual Conference on May 8 The award, sponsored by the Ohio Criminal Justice Coordinating Center of Excellence, NAMI Ohio and Ohio Department of Mental Health, was presented by Ohio's Attorney General Richard Cordray. Accepting the award on behalf of the Tri-County CIT Program was Jodi Long and Amanda Brown, both of the Tri-County Board of Recovery & Mental Health Services in Troy.
- Dayton Daily News
- June 06, 2009
- Enhancing Police Response to Persons in Mental Health Crisis: Providing Strategies, Communication Techniques, and Crisis Intervention Preparation in Overcoming Institutional Challenges
Phillips reviews by Don W. Castellano-Hoyt.
- FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
- Vol. 74 Nbr. 12, December 2005
- Groups Request Intervention for Dropout Crisis
SAN BERNARDINO - City religious and community leaders held a rally prior to Tuesday's school board meeting to address the high number of Latinos and blacks dropping out of San Bernardino City Unified schools. The event at the district office launched a partnership between Inland Congregations United for Change, ICUC, and Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement, COPE, to improve educational outcomes in the district.
- The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
- March 16, 2011