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June 25, 2018 How do you talk about Suicide? Why does language matter?
Nils Rosenbaum, MD and Matt Tinney discuss the language and culture around suicide. Why do celebrities who die by suicide fascinate us?
The language we use to talk about anything creates emotion around the topic, so our choices of words matter.If you have trouble talking about suicide try to replace the suicide with another illness. What does that even mean? How would you talk about someone who passed from cancer, use that same language when you talk about someone who died by suicide.
If you are thinking of suicide please call 911 or 1-800-273-8255. Are you a veteran you can call 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1.
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43 min
June 11, 2018 Psychiatric Emergencies: Who Gets Hospitalized and Who Gets Discharged
Nicole Lederman, MD comes on the CIT ECHO to talk about what happens when law enforcement brings someone to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.
This was presented to the CIT ECHO, if you are in public safety and would like to join for free online training and ability to staff cases with psychiatrist please check it out hereor email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]). Send any and all questions to [email protected]. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook!
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47 min
May 21, 2018 Cannabis (Marijuana)
Dr. Dan Duhigg speaks on Marijuana and the different ways cannabis is used. This was presented to the CIT ECHO, if you are in public safety and would like to join for free online training and ability to staff cases with psychiatrist please check it out here or email Jenn
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43 min
May 07, 2018 Saint Paul, MN Police Department's Mental Health Response
Sgt. Jamie Sipes from the St. Paul Minnesota Police Department comes on the show to talk to Matt Tinney about their approach to better serving those living with a mental illness. He discusses how they came together with the community to address programs, training, policies, and more as they relate to interactions between someone living with a mental illness and the police department. Jamie talks about the new unit that he is part of, the Mental Health Unit. What their goals are and what he would like to see in 10 years. If you have enjoyed this interview and would like to hear more interviews please let me know at [email protected].
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46 min
April 23, 2018 Madison Addiction Recovery Initiative (MARI)- Captain Cory Nelson
Cory Nelson with the Madison Wisconsin Police Department joins the CIT ECHO to talk about their innovative approach to opiate use in their community. This initiative is called MARI (Madison Addiction Recover Initiative), which focuses on treating someone instead of jailing them. It is a unique program and listen in for more on it. Matt Tinney and Ben Melendrez start this off discussing 911 systems and how they work. What happens when you call 911 for someone in another state? This was a topic on the CIT ECHO, www.goCIT.org/CIT-ECHO. If you would like to join the network please email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]). If you have any questions or just want to shout out to us send us an email at [email protected].
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57 min
April 09, 2018 Bipolar Brain
Matt Tinney and Jenn Earhart start this one off about first time pets… well the difference in gerbils, hamsters, mice, and rats. Jenn goes on to talk about the Big Brother and Big Sister programand how to get started.
We then tune into a session from the CIT ECHO where Nils Rosenbaum, MD gives a talk on the bipolar brain. If you would like to follow along on the conversation you can check out the PowerPoint here.
This was presented to the CIT ECHO, if you are in public safety and would like to join for free online training and ability to staff cases with psychiatrist please check it out here or email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]). Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook!
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1 hr 22 min
March 26, 2018 Psychology of Spree Killers and Pseudocommandos
Matt Tinney and Ben Melendrez start this episode off with a talk about how Matt was greeted and if it was an effective way of using a name mnemonic. Ben discusses storm chasers and how people are now using this as a get away adventure vacation, which somehow spawns a conversation on Godzilla. After Godzilla we discuss all the creatures of the unknown. Ben speaks on his role in the Crisis Intervention Unit and what has changed. We speak about the role of a fulltime CIT Coordinator. We will be at the American Psychiatric Association meeting this May, 2018. We end our conversation at 21:04.Nils Rosenbaum, MD discusses Psychology of Spree Killers and Pseudocommandos, which can be a touching subject as it is a look at mass violence. If you would like to follow along with the presentation you can view the PowerPoint here: http://www.gocit.org/blog/podcast-psychology-of-spree-killers-and-pseudocommandos. Are spree killings and rampage killings preventable? What is the profile of someone who kills multiple victims?This was a topic on the CIT ECHO, www.goCIT.org/CIT-ECHO. If you would like to join the network please email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]). If you have any questions or just want to shout out to us send us an email at [email protected].
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48 min
March 12, 2018 Dementia Discussion with Mohamad Khafaja, MD and Kanchan Kohli, MD
Mohamad Khafaja, MD and Kanchan Kohli, MD join the CIT ECHO network to discuss clinical signs and symptoms of dementia and differentiation from depression and delirium. Learn three types of behavioral disturbances in Dementia and what are some of the legal and ethical issues related to dementia. This was a topic on the CIT ECHO, www.goCIT.org/CIT-ECHO. If you would like to join the network please email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]). See the PowerPoint here: http://www.gocit.org/blog/podcast-dementia-discussion-with-mohamad-khafaja-md-and-kanchan-kohli-md
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44 min
February 26, 2018 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) with Dr. Nicole Duranceaux
“If there is no trauma, there is no PTSD”
Dr. Nicole Duranceaux is a psychologist with the New Mexico VA Health Care System who specializes in post-traumatic stress disorderand co-occurring substance use disorders. During her talk Dr. Duranceaux reviews some misinformation about PTSD, and provides key points about interacting with someone diagnosed with PTSD, as well as self-care tips for individuals who work in public safety.
Jenn and Matt start this one off with some banter about SMART goals and becoming “podcast famous”. Jenn talks about reviewing emails sent out and how technology can tell which ones are opened and which ones are not. Is this big brotherly? We go over Jenn’s first time trip to the real time crime center at the Albuquerque Police Department.Shout out to Amy Cook hope you didn’t crash.
This topic was presented to the CIT ECHO, if you are in public safety and would like to join for free online training and ability to staff cases with psychiatrist please check it out here or email Jenn Earheart. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook!
If you are enjoying these episodes please share them with others and let us know you are enjoying them, leave a review on Apple Podcasts!
Don’t forget you can send in your questions for us to answer on the show to [email protected].
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1 hr 1 min
February 19, 2018 Media Coverage of Mass Shooting and Casualty Events
Shawn S. Sidhu, M.D., F.A.P.A. joins the CIT ECHO to talk about his research related to Media Coverage of Mass Shooting and Casualty Events. This topic may hit close to home for some so listener discretion is advised. You can find the PowerPoint slides on the member site but if you are looking for the articles mentions let us know at [email protected] and we can email you the titles. This was a topic on the CIT ECHO, www.goCIT.org/CIT-ECHO. If you would like to join the network please email Jenn Earheart ([email protected]).See the PowerPoint here: http://www.gocit.org/blog/media-coverage-of-mass-shooting-and-casualty-events
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1 hr 4 min

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