Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership Training
Copper Shores Outreach & Education
Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership Training
Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership Training equips emergency responders with the tools to effectively recognize, respond, and mitigate a behavioral health emergency. This training consists of three linked training segments, Pre-Course Online Training, Classroom Instruction and Scenario Based Training.
Pre-Course Online Training
Start with the basics to build your understanding of mental health crises.
Classroom Instruction
Further discuss and familiarize yourself with de-escalation techniques.
Scenario-Based Training
Safely practice what you've learned in a series of mock scenarios.
More Information
The Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership Training was developed in collaboration with Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Michigan Department of Health & Human Services as well as subject matter experts in law enforcement, Mental Health, EMS and Mental Health Advocacy. The material in this course is based, in-part, on training material from two previous State-funded trainings, MI-CIS and Managing Mental Health Crisis. In addition, Michigan Law, MCOLES standards, academic research, and recognized best practices have been utilized and referenced in this training.
Upcoming Training Opportunities
Wednesday, November 5
- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Copper Shores Mission Support (400 Quincy Street; 5th Floor; Hancock)
Wednesday, November 12
- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Copper Shores Mission Support (400 Quincy Street; 5th Floor; Hancock)
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Bring training to your department
All fees for the training are covered by Copper Shores. If your department is interested in receiving this training, contact Lt. Nick Roberts of the City of Houghton Police Department at nick.roberts@cityofhoughton.com, or Kristine Martens, Outreach & Education program director at kmartens@coppershores.org.
Kristine Martens
Program Director - Outreach & Education
Nick Roberts
Board Director
