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Crisis to Recovery – National Council Magazine

Source: The National Council for Behavioral Health

Resource Type: Documents and Publications

Focus Population: People experiencing First Episode Psychosis (FEP), People in Recovery from Substance Use, People with Serious Mental Illness (SMI), Seniors, Older Adults, Youth, Youth of Transition Age

Topics: Crisis Response System, Family, Peer Support, Psychiatric or Mental Health Stabilization, Recovery from Mental Health or Substance Use Disorders, Rural Services, Suicide Prevention

Far too many people in crisis still wind up in the wrong places with inadequate care and little follow-up, or get no care at all with disastrous consequences. Read how community-based crisis services are helping people recover and avoid crises — from strengthening partnerships with law enforcement to prevent suicides to using technology to track follow-up care and to spot emerging crises. Sections include Lessons from Leadership, Crisis Systems of Care, Coordination with Law Enforcement, Engaging the Peer Workforce, Special Populations, and more.