Reimagining Involuntary Crisis Response Through Partnership: The Connections & Prince William County Case Study

Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Monday, November 9, 2026 · OPEN MINDS · The Good Hours pick

Cross-agency crisis operations and public safety partnerships for leaders. Free host registration requires an OPEN MINDS Circle account. The host promises registrants a recording and slides after the event; they are not available yet.

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Behavioral health crises often require coordination across community behavioral health services, law enforcement, and health care organizations. That coordination becomes particularly complex when an individual requires involuntary evaluation or treatment. For executive teams, the challenge is designing a crisis response system that balances public safety requirements with timely access to appropriate, person-centered behavioral health care.... \n
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