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Oregon Center on Behavioral Health and Justice Integration
The Center Collaborative
Creative Solutions in Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice
From the Oregon Center on Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice, this series shines a light on partnerships that are moving the dial, leading to better solutions and outcomes for people who may become involved with the justice system due to experiencing behavioral health, intellectual/developmental disabilities, or neurocognitive concerns. We talk with guests representing prominent voices from government, the judicial system, public safety, healthcare, and the broader community throughout metropolitan and rural parts of Oregon.
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4.8 stars from 6 ratings
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“I do not have a background in any field or industry related to the subjects highlighted in these podcasts, and therefore concluded before streaming any of them that I would not likely draw value from them.
The subject titles were enough to draw me in, as I hoped to engage a knowledge foreign to...”Read full review »
Rikv2004 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/18/21
“What important conversations to have around behavioral health and criminal justice and where they intersect. Chris Thomas, the host, is a stellar speaker and facilitator. Cant wait for more.”
Mspaigess via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/06/21
Attn: law enforcement
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“All law enforcement and first responders should hear this.”
SBDPKPB via Apple Podcasts ·
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03/03/21
Recent Episodes
We have reached the end of Season 3 on the Center Collaborative. Closing out this year, we’re bringing you a fascinating discussion about how professional peers are making a difference in first responder culture in Eastern Oregon.
Peer Coordinator Sergeant Tyler Reddington, Retired Firefighter...
Published 09/13/23
Published 09/13/23
Holly Harris, LPC, Deschutes County Behavioral Health Director, and Sheriff L. Shane Nelson, Deschutes County Sheriff discuss:
The benefits of having a 24 hour walk-in crisis stabilization center with therapists on staff.
The stabilization center takes anyone unless there is a safety...
Published 08/09/23
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