Police-Clinician Co-Response Calms Campus Mental Health Crises
By: Alexander C. Kafka, The Chronicle of Higher Education
“Overall, says Abbott, if colleges have the resources to start an effective co-response program, they should.”
Fueled by Partnership: Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Team Takes to the Road, Expanding Reach and Sharing Expertise.
By: Hannah Van Sickle for William James College
As Mental Health Crisis Surges, So Does a Push for Co-Response
By: Julia Goujiamanis, Martha’s Vineyard Times
Collaborating in the Field: Doubling down on the Co-Response Model
By: Hannah Van Sickle for William James College
SWAT was Called to Mattapan Apartment Building Hours Before Man Shot at Firefighters, Documents Say
By: Sean Cotter and Alexa Coultoff, The Boston Globe
“Associate Professor Sarah Abbott, Director of the Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health at William James College in Newton, said police are limited in how they may respond when a person in crisis is alone and not threatening anyone.”
Behavioral Health Crises Call for Response, but from whom, and how?
By: Dr. Sarah Abbott, Letter to the Editor, The Boston Globe
In Framingham, Mental Health Clinicians Respond with Police Officers: “It’s Critical”
By: Jeff Sapperstone, NBC10 Boston
WCVB Highlights William James College and Flutie Foundation Conference
By: Katie O' Hare, Williams James College
Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Speaks at the 4th Annual Co-Responder Conference
By: Staff Writer, William James College
William James College and Department of Mental Health Co-Sponsor Inaugural Co-Response Research Symposium
By: Staff Writer, William James College
Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Featured in William James College Annual Rapport Magazine
By: Staff Writer, William James College
Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Presents at William James College Forensic Day
By: Staff Writer, William James College
William James College Launches First-of-a-Kind Police, Mental Health Practitioner Co-Response Training Program
By: Staff Writer, William James College
GBH: Lexington Shooting Revives Calls for Mental Health Co-Response Models
By: Staff Writer, William James College