In Crisis?
Text ''NAMI" to 741741 for 24/7, confidential, free crisis counseling.
or
Call the NAMI Helpline at
1-800-950-(NAMI) (6264)
Winnebago County Crisis Hotline (24/7 availability):
9
Fond Du Lac County Crisis Hotline (24/7 availability):
Waushara County Crisis Hotline:
During Business Hours:
During After Hours:
Green Lake County Crisis Hotline:
During Business Hours:
During After Hours:
(Ask for a crisis worker)
Crisis Intervention Partners
Crisis Intervention Partners (CIP) training is a free, 16-hour training modeled after the training component of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs for police officers.
CIP is designed for wide-ranging audiences interested in better understanding and improving interactions with people who experience mental health crises.
Through information and practice, CIP is re-training participants to effectively use attitudes, beliefs, and verbal/nonverbal skills as part of their response to crisis situations.

All NAMI Oshkosh Programs are
FREE and Accessible to All
Sign Up For A Training Session
If you want more information about a training session, call (920) 651-1148 or email info@namioshkosh.org
Who Should Take this Training Session?
Participants May Include:
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Correctional Officers
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911 Dispatchers
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Emergency Personal
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Hospital Staff
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Teachers
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Social Workers
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Ordinary Citizens

What You'll Gain
Impact of Trauma
Basic education on human development and the impact of trauma
De-Escalation Education
Education on safe, effective crisis de-escalation with feedback from trainers
Mental Health Education
Overview of various metal illnesses (Symptoms, Treatments)
Building Resillience
Self-care, building support networks, and resiliency
Discussion of Mental Illness
Presentation and discussion with individuals living with mental illness
Special Populations
Learn about mental health impacts special populations face
Want More Information?
If you would like to receive email updates, send your email address to info@namioshkosh.org
or call 920-651-1148.
If you are having a mental health crisis, call 911. you can request a CIT crisis-trained officer.

