What does CIS stand for?

5-9 Executive Training for the New Juvenile Correctional Superintendent May 4 - 8 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing May 18 - 21 Managing Hostage Situations June 8 - 10 Emergency Planning for the Correctional Facility June 11 & 12 Juvenile Offenders: Mental Health/Adult Offenders: Mental Health June 22 - 24/June 24 - 26 Effective Communication for the Corrections Professional/Working with Challenging People July 6 - 10 Re-Entry for Mental Health Offenders July 27 - 31 Training for Trainers Sept.

As part of the county's disaster plan, a mental health disaster council was assembled, and BGC and other providers, homeless shelters, critical incident stress management(CISM) team members, domestic violence centers, hospices, schools, healthcare facilities, and various nonprofit organizations came together to make sure that information on crisis services was disseminated to primary care physicians, employers, school personnel, and the larger community.

The purpose of this conference is to present information, "to promote the development and application of practice, research and training in disaster mental health, critical incident stress management, traumatology, and other emergency response interventions and to promote community awareness, resilience and recovery.

Later, after returning to their respective offices, all the ERTs were offered a critical incident stress debriefing.

Containing a mix of previously published journal articles and original commentaries, the volume addresses such topics as psychological testing and the selection of police officers; critical incident stress experienced by child homicide investigators; and improvements to offender rehabilitation programs.

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) is a product of the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation and provides a structured approach to helping people prepare for, deal with, and recover from stressful events.

The committee has recently commented on NZNO's clinical supervision position statement and the critical incident stress debriefing position statement.

When these responses are identified, school counselors should offer this helpful mantra from the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation: "You are a normal person having a normal response to an abnormal event" (Rank & Gentry, 2003, p.