Crisis Prevention & Response

On this page, you will find information and resources specific to emerging and best practices and models for supporting someone before, during, and after a crisis. Often, individuals with I/DD, brain injuries, or other cognitive disabilities and a mental health condition are at risk of not having their needs met during crisis response and can be at greater risk of becoming institutionalized following a crisis.

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