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Training Opportunities

Crisis Response and Resource Symposium

This day-and-a-half event provides allied professionals directly involved with responding and delivering crisis services an opportunity to share knowledge, ideas, and support. Participants will hear about the statewide tools and resources essential to responding, connecting, and caring for community members in crisis.
​March 22-23, 2023
KLETC Main Campus
​Hutchinson, KS 
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HELP Not Handcuffs Webinar Series

A Webinar Series Focused on Addressing Mental Health Crises with Comprehensive Community Responses
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Reducing Repeat Encounters

A one-hour online course designed to provide first responders with tools, skills and option to defuse critical incidents through exploration of crisis intervention, communications and teamwork within a community team. 
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Understanding Mental Illnesses

This forty-five minute online course provides a basic understanding of mental health and illnesses.  The course allows law enforcement officers to identify, understand, and respond to the signs of mental health illnesses and disorders that they could expect to encounter while responding to a mental health crisis.  
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Health and Wellness Certificate

Course Offerings:
  • Foundations in Resiliency for First Responders
  • Contemporary Issues with LEO Suicide
  • Cop Stress
  • Officer Wellness and Fitness for Duty
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Health and Fitness Plans for Public Safety
  • Importance of Physical-Functional Fitness and Police Performance
  • Mindfulness Techniques in Public Safety
  • Spiritual Fitness and Family Support in Public Safety
  • Preparing for Life After a Lifetime of Service
  • Stress Management for Law Enforcement
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CIT is a mind set.  It develops sensitivity and understanding regarding mental illness issues.  CIT also emphasizes accountability and responsibility through the specialization of the CIT officers.  As a result, mental illness issues are recognized deserving of special needs."
                                                                                 -Major Sam Cochran
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