Training Addresses Mental Illness in Corrections

November 11, 2011

Crisis Intervention Teams: A Frontline Response to Mental Illness in Corrections, a training offered by the National Institute of Corrections, focuses on building an agency’s capacity to implement a locally owned and administered CIT program and the training required to administer the program. Multiple dates available.

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