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(AP) — Police officers from eastern Indiana will receive special training in how to react to mentally ill people whom they may confront while responding to calls. 
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The Kennewick Police Department along with dispatchers, firefighters, corrections officers, EMTs and others are learning how to interact with distressed people with mental illness.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Local police departments are starting to up their crisis intervention training. In light of recent events around the nation it is important for police officers, firemen, EMTs and dispatchers to know how to effectively deal with the mentally ill criminal elements of our society. For more information on crisis intervention courses, you might want to go to our site.
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Do you want to take a look at crisis intervention training? Here is a video that can give you a preview of what to expect. This is a good look at what crisis intervention courses are about. If you are interested in taking crisis intervention courses then you should check out our site.
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American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Great article showing how one county is helping the community be better prepared for crisis intervention. When we think of a crisis, we automatically image a suicide jumper or a hostage situation. However what happens when it is non-violent or a special needs child is involved? Lucky for us all there are crisis invention courses that can help train us. For more information please visit our webpage.
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Here is another article detailing the increased crisis training of police across the nation. Mental illness training is an important step to making sure all of our citizens are handled and treated with respect. For more information, you might be interested in taking some crisis intervention courses.