CIT & CIP Training Calendar
Summary
| County | Event | Venue | Date | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee | CIT-Advanced - Milwaukee - Jan 2020 | Milwaukee County Location TBD | 01-01-2020 | Click |
| Outagamie | CIP Training - Appleton | Appleton Police Department | 01-15-2020 | Click |
| Menominee | CIT - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Jan 2020 | Menominee Casino Resort | 01-31-2020 | Click |
| Columbia | CIP - Corrections - Columbia Correctional - Jan 2020 - Closed | Columbia Correctional Institution | 01-31-2020 | Click |
| Milwaukee | CIT - Milwaukee | Milwaukee County Location TBD | 02-03-2020 | Click |
| CIP - Corrections - Feb 2020 - Closed | Location TBD | 02-29-2020 | Click | |
| Kenosha | CIT - Kenosha - Mar 2020 | Kenosha County Location TDB | 03-01-2020 | Click |
| Brown | CIP Training - Spring 2020 | Location TBD | 03-15-2020 | Click |
| Wood | CIT - Wisconsin Rapids | Mid-State Technical College | 03-16-2020 | Click |
| Ozaukee | CIT - Port Washington | Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office | 03-30-2020 | Click |
| Dane | CIT - Corrections - Madison - Mar 2020 | Dane County Sherrif's Office | 03-31-2020 | Click |
| Menominee | CIP - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Mar 2020 | Menominee Casino Resort | 03-31-2020 | Click |
| Kenosha | CIP Training - Kenosha - Mar 2020 | Kenosha County Location TDB | 03-31-2020 | Click |
| CIP - Corrections - Mar 2020 - Closed | Location TBD | 03-31-2020 | Click | |
| Milwaukee | CIP Training for Mobile Integrated Health Teams - West Allis - Mar 2020 | West Allis Police Department | 03-31-2020 | Click |
| Washington | CIT - West Bend - Apr 2020 | West Bend Police Department | 04-30-2020 | Click |
| CIP - Corrections - Apr 2020 - Closed | Location TBD | 04-30-2020 | Click | |
| Ozaukee | CIP Training - Port Washington | Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office | 05-06-2020 | Click |
| CIP - Corrections - May 2020 - Closed | Location TBD | 05-31-2020 | Click | |
| CIP - Corrections - June 2020 - Closed | Location TBD | 06-30-2020 | Click | |
| Menominee | CIT - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Summer 2020 | Menominee Casino Resort | 08-31-2020 | Click |
| Wood | CIT - Wisconsin Rapids | Mid-State Technical College | 10-05-2020 | Click |
| Kenosha | CIP Training - Kenosha - Oct 2020 | Kenosha County Location TDB | 10-31-2020 | Click |
All Events Details
CIT-Advanced - Milwaukee - Jan 2020
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please contact Mary at maryneubauer@aol.com
Date: January 1, 2020
CIP Training - Appleton
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Ignacio at ignacio.enriquez@appleton.org
Date: January 15, 2020
CIT - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Jan 2020
*Please note this training is Tribal Officer focused
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Marsha at muutela@mitw.org
Date: January 31, 2020
CIP - Corrections - Columbia Correctional - Jan 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: January 31, 2020
CIT - Milwaukee
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please contact Susanne at Susanne@namigrm.org
Date: February 3, 2020
CIP - Corrections - Feb 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: February 29, 2020
CIT - Kenosha - Mar 2020
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please contact Jack at jrose23@wi.rr.com
Date: March 1, 2020
CIP Training - Spring 2020
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Barb at BarbGe@greenbaywi.gov
Date: March 15, 2020
CIT - Wisconsin Rapids
This will be a law enforcement based class.
First preference will be given to Wood, Portage, Adams, Juneau and Clark County, but open seats can then be filled closer to the registration time.
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Katie at kczys@co.wood.wi.us.
Date: March 16, 2020
CIT - Port Washington
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Undersheriff Christy Knowles at cknowles@co.ozaukee.wi.us.
Date: March 30, 2020
CIT - Corrections - Madison - Mar 2020
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Anna at amoffit@namidanecounty.org
Date: March 31, 2020
CIP - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Mar 2020
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Marsha at muutela@mitw.org
Date: March 31, 2020
CIP Training - Kenosha - Mar 2020
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16 hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please contact Jack at jrose23@wi.rr.com
Date: March 31, 2020
CIP - Corrections - Mar 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: March 31, 2020
CIP Training for Mobile Integrated Health Teams - West Allis - Mar 2020
REGISTRATION IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. Thank you!
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16 hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Sponsored by the West Allis Fire Department
Questions? Please email Susanne Vella at Susanne@namigrm.org
Date: March 31, 2020
CIT - West Bend - Apr 2020
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Lisa at LKrenke2016@outlook.com.
Date: April 30, 2020
CIP - Corrections - Apr 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: April 30, 2020
CIP Training - Port Washington
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff, and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Undersheriff Christy Knowles at cknowles@co.ozaukee.wi.us.
Date: May 6, 2020
CIP - Corrections - May 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: May 31, 2020
CIP - Corrections - June 2020 - Closed
This training is hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and CLOSED to outside registration.
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please email Dr. Garbelman at jeffrey.garbelman@att.net.
Date: June 30, 2020
CIT - Tribal Officers - Keshena - Summer 2020
*Please note this training is Tribal Officer focused
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Marsha at muutela@mitw.org
Date: August 31, 2020
CIT - Wisconsin Rapids
This will be a law enforcement based class.
First preference will be given to Wood, Portage, Adams, Juneau and Clark County, but open seats can then be filled closer to the registration time.
Crisis Intervention Team training is a community initiative designed to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illnesses and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members, and citizens within the community.
CIT programs are local partnerships between law enforcement, mental health providers, local NAMI chapters and other community stakeholders. CIT programs provide 40 hours of training for law enforcement on how to better respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis. CIT is not just a training. Effective CIT programs are based on strong relationships between law enforcement, mental health care providers, families and people living with mental illness.
CIT is a long-lasting, evolving partnership based on mutual goals.
Questions?
Please email Katie at kczys@co.wood.wi.us.
Date: October 5, 2020
CIP Training - Kenosha - Oct 2020
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a 16 hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs. CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises. Participants include correctional officers, 911 dispatchers, emergency personnel, hospital staff and more.
The Core philosophy behind CIP is to improve safety, avoid unnecessary use of force, and improve identification, referral, and treatment planning for people living with mental illness.
Questions?
Please contact John at jrose23@wi.rr.com
Date: October 31, 2020