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Emily Bartlett De-Escalates, Diverts, and Delivers Results
In this article from The Belmont Voice, Advocates clinician Emily Bartlett and her colleagues at the Belmont Police Department discuss their belief that partnership between police and mental health providers is fundamental to providing excellent care.
Co-Response Jail Diversion Program Featured on NBC10 Boston
Co-response mental health clinician joins Shrewsbury Police Department
Enter Jessica Atwood, who is the department’s new jail diversion program co-response clinician.
Lowell Police Department Jail Diversion Clinicians Touch 78 Lives In Less Than a Year With Co-Response
Acting Superintendent Barry Golner and the Lowell Police Department report that Co-Response Jail Diversion Clinicians Courtney Motuzas and Mackenzie Dezieck have partnered with police officers to divert 78 people from arrest or involuntary emergency room visits since July 2021.
Advocates Co-Response Jail Diversion Team Attends National Co-Responder Conference
Members of Advocates Co-Response Jail Diversion team attended the third annual National Co-Responder Conference, also known as CoRCon, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina from June 6-8.