Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) brings community stakeholders together to provide a safer and more effective response to people with mental illnesses who are in crisis.
CIT is transforming communities across the nation by helping to improve access to mental health services.
CIT is a strong collaborative voice helping to maintain community resources for mental health and substance abuse services.
CIT programs across our nation are building and improving linkages and infrastructures necessary to connect people with mental health resources.
CIT is more than just training. We are a community of partners working together to improve people’s lives through education and advocacy.
CIT is working to eliminate stigma so people can seek and receive the help they need in times of mental health crises.
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) New Jersey Program
When and Where is Training Offered?
Each County offers training.Who Can Attend Training Course?
Police Officers, Mental Health Professionals and AdvocatesIs there a Course Certification?
Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) is a 5-day 40 hour certification course that is very intense and interactive.Click Here to Get More CIT Course Information
Crisis Intervention Team Training
About us
Established in 2007, the NJ CIT Center of Excellence supports and assists counties throughout the state in developing the CIT-NJ program for their communities. The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT-NJ) program is an innovative international police model that incorporates collaboration between the community’s law enforcement system and mental health system to respond to the needs of those in psychiatric crisis. This partnership develops and sustains a 40 hour CIT certification program for its police departments and mental health providers in order to provide them with knowledge about mental illnesses, crisis resolution skills and access to community based services.
For more information about CIT-NJ training contact CIT NJ Director Edward C. Dobleman.
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CIT-NJ was a program started under the Mental Health Association in Southwestern NJ in 2007. The program has grown and is now a contract of Legacy Treatment Services and is funded through a contract with the NJ Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services and is based on the best practices of the CIT International program and NAMI.
National Alliance on Mental Illness New Jersey
