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We provide care to any individual in need.

Core to Connections is that care will always be provided to anyone experiencing a behavioral health crisis, regardless of insurance.

The Connections mobile crisis team provides:

• Evaluation, intervention, and treatment planning for psychiatric crisis
• Assessment, prevention, and intervention with individuals exhibiting suicidal behavior
• Intervention and treatment planning with individuals coping with the completed suicide of a significant other
• Assessment, intervention, and treatment planning when imminent danger is the result of, or exacerbated by, substance misuse
• Systemic approaches and support for parents, children, and/or partners of individuals experiencing a psychiatric crisis
• Intervention for individuals and groups exposed to emotionally traumatic events

Yes. The Connections mobile crisis team treats anyone in need of assistance.

Once dispatched the mobile crisis team will arrive on the scene and assess the situation. The mobile team is comprised of a licensed behavioral health provider and a behavioral health responder/paraprofessional who are specially trained in emergency intervention, safety planning, and de-escalation involving natural supports. The Mobile Crisis Team also has a program Director to help facilitate clinical supervision, after care, and referrals.

The response team will quickly respond to situations and provide onsite mental health consultations, assessments, and interventions with the goal of resolving and/or stabilizing the situation and individual in crisis.

If the team was dispatched at the request of first responders (police, fire), the Connections mobile responders will work with the first responders to determine if the mobile crisis team can assume responsibility for the situation; allowing responders to return to their duty.

Should additional supports be needed to stabilize and resolve the crisis, the mobile crisis team will make the appropriate referrals.