Behavioral Health
CIT ROLE SPECIFIC COURSE FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
The intensive 2-day training will provide behavioral health professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively when a consumer has involvement with the criminal justice system. The training will be conducted under the instructional supervision of local CIT-trained police officers, county prosecutors, jail administrators and personnel, and probation/parole officers. The training will offer practical information for behavioral health professionals about the complex criminal justice system. At the conclusion of the 2-day training, the participants will be able to interact effectively with various criminal justice professionals while advocating for consumers.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
Law enforcement logistics
Limitations of an officer’s authority
Criminal Justice Institutions
Legal issues
Understanding probation and parole
Law-enforcement ride-along
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
Participants are required to attend all 16 hours and participate in an officer ride-along to receive a certificate of attendance and/or CEU’s.
Dress code: Business casual/Department casual
Cost: FREE training for Montgomery County Alcohol Drug Addiction Mental Health Services provider agency staff, made possible by funds from the Montgomery County Human Services Levy.
Pre-registration is required. Lunch and refreshments are provided each day.
Upcoming Classes
March 19 & 20, 2024
September 17 & 18, 2024
This training is by invitation only. For more information contact Jen Hochdoerfer at jhochdoerfer@mcadamhs.org or 937-443-0416, ext 128