Overview
Crisis intervention in policing is a vital approach that focuses on managing and resolving situations involving individuals in crisis. It emphasizes the importance of understanding mental health issues, employing de-escalation techniques, and collaborating with social services to ensure the safety a...
Key Terms
Example: A person threatening self-harm is in crisis.
Example: Using a calm voice to talk someone down from anger.
Example: Mental health issues can affect how we think, feel, and act.
Example: Nodding and summarizing what the speaker has said.
Example: Counseling services for individuals experiencing mental health crises.
Example: CIT officers receive additional training in mental health issues.
Related Topics
Mental Health in Policing
Explores the intersection of mental health issues and law enforcement practices.
intermediateConflict Resolution
Focuses on techniques and strategies to resolve conflicts peacefully.
intermediateCommunity Policing
Examines the role of community engagement in effective policing.
intermediateKey Concepts
de-escalation techniquesmental health awarenesscommunication skillscollaboration with social services