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CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM. Advanced Juvenile CIT. BJA Grant funded (Feb 2010) NAMI – Greater Chicago Chicago Public Schools Crisis Unit Primary focus : School Patrol Officers, Special Victims Unit, Juvenile Intervention Service Center Identify emerging mental health issues
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Advanced Juvenile CIT • BJA Grant funded (Feb 2010) • NAMI – Greater Chicago • Chicago Public Schools Crisis Unit • Primary focus : School Patrol Officers, Special Victims Unit, Juvenile Intervention Service Center • Identify emerging mental health issues • Evaluation and diversion options prior to arrest
Advanced Juvenile CIT • Job Creation – Clinical Internships • Adler, Chicago School of Psychology, Loyola University, UIC – Jane Adams School • Track diversion outcomes – 6 months, 12 months, 18 months • Seamless Integration • Educate School Administration, Teachers, Parents
CIT FOR YOUTH ADVANCED TRAINING / JUVENILE MATRIX Monday • Introduction, Child / Adolescent Overview • Child & Adolescent Brain Development • Mental Illness: Signs & Symptoms • Depression & Suicide • Medical/Developmental Disabilities
CIT FOR YOUTH Tuesday • Substance Abuse & Co-Occurring Disorders • Risk Assessment & Crisis Intervention Skills • Psychotropic Medications • Parents & Teachers As Allies (NAMI)
CIT FOR YOUTH Wednesday • Violence & Urban Trauma - Part 1 • Violence & Urban Trauma - Part 2 • Eating Disorders & Self Injurious Behavior • Special Circumstances • Department Procedures • Family Perspectives & Consumer Panel
CIT FOR YOUTH Thursday • Seamless Integration with Schools • Juvenile Legal Issues • Mental Health JISC Project • FBI-School Violence/School Shooter Training
CIT FOR YOUTH Friday • Community Resource Panel • Luncheon • Feedback & Dialogue • Course Summary & Review • Written Examination • Superintendent’s Ceremony
Chicago Public SchoolsCulture of Calm Initiative • Identify the High Schools at greatest risk for violence • Create a safe school environment • Collaborative approach to discipline, including evaluation/treatment for mental health issues CPD CIT CPS Crisis Unit • Train school administration & staff on mental health issues • Explore treatment alternative options first to address discipline issues • Increase graduation rates/decrease expulsion rates • Expand afterschool options and safe transport to and from school for extra-curricular activities
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENTCrisis Intervention Team Lt. Jeff Murphy Crisis Intervention Team Coordinator Office of the Superintendent Neighborhood Relations Division 3510 S. Michigan Ave Chicago, Illinois 60653 Contact Officer: Kurt Gawrisch Kurt.gawrisch@chicagopolice.org 312 745-5745 Fax 312 745-6935