2007 CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Coming Home to Memphis!
CIT was started in Memphis in 1988
when NAMI family members saw a
Downtown Memphis
need and followed their hearts to bring
change to Memphis. Their will
and determination provided an energy
August 28-30th,
that continues to this day. CIT is
2007
spreading rapidly across the United
States and has recently begun in
Canada and Australia.
Coming Home
To Memphis!
Crisis Intervention
Team National
Conference
PROGRAM FEATURES
BUILDING ON THE
Developing Programs
Historic
EXCITEMENT
Join us where
Tr a i n i n g t h e C I T Tr a i n e r s
Beale Street
Memphis is building on the excitement
CIT all began
Innovative CIT Best Practices
generated for CIT in Columbus 2005
- and help us
Try a little Elvis flavor (thank
and Orlando 2006 - where the feedback
build the future
Consumer & Family Member Roles
was outstanding! Your attendance will
ya very much)! Memphis has
for CIT!
Integrating CIT & Addiction Issues
make this conference a success.
charming people, excitement on
Jail Diversion & The Judicial System
Beale Street, fun for children at
For More
Challenges for Mental Health Services
the Memphis Zoo and Children s
"As Director of the Memphis
Information:
Examining the Less Lethal Controversy
Museum and history with the
Police Department, home of the
901-678-5523
Mississippi River and National
CIT Program, I encourage you
or email us at
Civil Rights Museums.
CIT@memphis.edu
to attend the 2007 CIT Coming
Your Hosts
Home to Memphis Conference."
Major Sam Cochran
Memphis Police Department
- Larry A. Godwin
Randolph Dupont, PhD
Director of Police
University of Memphis