Live Webinar: Understanding and Responding to the Mentally-Ill Offender
This course meets the BSCC Mental Health JAG Funding Requirement

Training February 11, 2021 - 8:30am - 12:30pm

This class will present on overview of mental health issues, including diagnosis, psychopharmacology, and dangerousness, as well as how mental illness has increasingly become a justice system problem. We will discuss research-based approaches to effective supervision of mentally-ill offenders, including the role of the probation officer, and responding to individuals suffering from specific disorders.

This course meets the BSCC Mental Health JAG Funding Requirement.

Instructor: Retired Chief Mary Butler & Retired Chief Robert Ochs

Cost: $75.00 (BSCC Mental Health JAG Fund)

STC certification: 04453482 (4 credits)

Platform: Zoom Webinar

Registration link: https://cvent.me/lVe4yB

Notification October 8, 2021

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Live Webinar: Understanding and Responding to the Mentally-Ill Offender
This course meets the BSCC Mental Health JAG Funding Requirement

This is California Probation
Equity in Gender, Diverse Officers Focused on Collaborative Safety for All