Crisis Response and Behavioral Health
Crisis Response and Behavioral Health
About the Center
The Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health (CRBH) provides training and education to law enforcement and mental health professionals on effective response methods for encounters with individuals who are experiencing a psychiatric, substance-related, or mental health crisis. Programs address a critical need for reimagining and expanding roles and opportunities in public safety and seek to create effective partnerships between mental health and law enforcement.
Through continuing education, webinars, an annual symposium, and the nation's first graduate certificate program program in Co-Response, our curriculum offer law enforcement and co-response clinicians the skills needed to identify, manage, and de-escalate situations involving persons in crisis.
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SAVE THE DATE!
Hosted by William James College Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health
Third Annual Co-Response Research Symposium
March 24-25, 2025
Kimpton Marlowe Hotel, Cambridge, MA
This symposium will feature the research of Co-Response practitioners and scholars at the intersection of law enforcement and individuals in crisis. Registration will open the week of January 13, 2025.
Keynote Presenters :
- Dr. Sue-Ming Yang
- Department of Criminology, Law, and Society, George Mason University
- Jessica Murphy, LMSW
- International Co-Responder Alliance Board Chair
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International Co-Responder Alliance
The CRBH is a participating member of the International Co-Responder Alliance (ICRA). The ICRA was established to unite, promote, strengthen, and expand multi-disciplinary co-responder programs, while improving outcomes for first responders, behavioral health professionals and individuals affected by behavioral health issues.
