Odyssey House Journals
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57 The New Odyssey House Journals - Detective Archibegue
57 The New Odyssey House Journals - Detective Archibegue
57 The New Odyssey House Journals - Detective Archibegue
Friday 6th May 2022
Detective Archibegue discusses crisis intervention training for law enforcement, focusing on handling mental health crises without lethal force.
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Get the buttons here!Detective Archibegue on Crisis Intervention: A New Approach in Law Enforcement
No, they're not always going to be arrested. I'm a fan of people taking accountability and responsibility, and I feel like an arrest can be an opportunity.
Imagine being in a high-stress situation where a simple misstep could escalate into something dangerous. In this episode of 'Odyssey House Journals', Randall Carlisle sits down with Detective Archibegue from the Mental Health Unit at Unified Police to discuss a groundbreaking approach in law enforcement: crisis intervention training. This isn't your typical police training; it involves social workers and aims to handle volatile situations without resorting to lethal force.
Detective Archibegue sheds light on how these crisis squads work to defuse tensions, especially when drugs like meth complicate mental health crises. You'll hear firsthand accounts of officers staying calm under pressure and the vital role community partnerships play in supporting those in crisis. Whether you're interested in law enforcement, mental health, or community outreach, this episode offers a compelling look at the intersection of these critical areas.
Tune in to learn how innovative training and collaboration are making a difference in handling mental health emergencies.