Correctional Facilities

The Ultimate Warrior (Mental Health)

Based on the principals of Gen Sun Tzu in the Art of War , the class explores the use of de-escalation techniques. Treating all human beings with Dignity and Respect is the first step to de-escalating any conflict. The course focuses on recognizing the signs of mental illness and the signs preceding an escalation of behavior. A majority of incidents can be averted by recognizing that our own biases and feelings are triggers and attempting to de-escalate while treating the other party with dignity and respect. The impact of physical restraint or altercations is costly in both personal injuries and litigation. Course principles are reinforced through the use of scenarios for practical application. “The Supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting”-Sun Tzu

TCOLE 1850
Crisis Intervention Training

This course provides the key concepts, safety techniques, and communication skills for peace officers to use when they respond to individuals in a severe mental health crisis. It covers the legal aspects of mental health commitments, liability issues, mental disorders, and mental disabilities. In addition, it deals with various developmental disabilities, including epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and hearing impairments. Other areas covered include indicators of mental illness, understanding mental illness, documenting the interpersonal relations necessary to work with the mentally ill, and their families effectively, and the mental health system intervention strategies for dealing with low and high-risk situations.

TCOLE 4900
MH Training for Jailers

This course is designed to train jailers in identifying the signs/symptoms of intellectual developmental disorders & mental health in the jail setting as they intersect with the criminal justice system.  Topics include impact on inmates with mental health, communication & de-escalation skills to reduce use of force, suicidal inmates, suicidal predictors, notifications, reports, medications and how to obtain the best care for the person in crisis. Scenario role play & assessments will be required to successfully pass this course.

TCOLE 4001
MH Peace Officer

TCOLE 3843
CIT Refresher

TCOLE 5900
Jail Mental Health Officer

This course is to further inform and educate officers on issues pertaining to and serving as a mental health peace officer, to include advanced crisis intervention tactics.

This Crisis Intervention Refresher training provides a review of the key concepts, safety techniques, and communication skills initially taught in the crisis intervention section

This course is designed to further inform and educate participants in key mental health issues that relate to daily operations in a jail.

Jail Competency Restoration & EDO

The jail has a role in the competency restoration of individuals in custody and ensuring the rights of these individuals. The competency waitlists continue to grow and wait times are excessive, yet there are still actions the jail can take to reduce cost, reduce wait times, and Ensure the individual rights. The law now requires a police agency’s good faith effort to divert individuals with mental illness from the jail. It is also necessary to treat those in custody and divert when indicated. There are several options for addressing these cases including education of local agencies, fit for confinement on psychiatric emergencies, APOWW/EDO releases from custody, and the team roles in reviewing and referring these Cases. This session reviews options available to the jail in addressing competency cases and diversion of individuals with mental health needs.

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