Street Talk
Welcome to the Street Talk page! Street Talk is our quarterly mental health newsletter for law enforcement, and now appears on our site as a PDF document.
Use the links on this page to read, save or print the publication. The publications on this site begin with the January 2008 edition.
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Click here for a PDF version of the January 2012 edition:
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Helping Officers Assist Persons with Alzheimer's Disease
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Recognizing Abuse of AD/HD Medications
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Using the "Safe Return Program" with Older Adults
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What CIT Has Done for Franklin County
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CIT: One officer's experience, New Course offerings, Recognition of Officers
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New Services at Former MPC Hospital
Click here for a PDF version of the October 2011 edition:
- Heroin In Your Town
- Spotting Heroin Use
- Officers and Civilians Recognized
- Q&A: Helping Officers Serve Youth
- Training That Focuses on Helping Youth
- Do You Know...."Oppositional Defiant Disorder"
Click here for a PDF version of the July 2011 edition:
- Understanding EMTALA
- "Full Moon In The Water" Paradox
- 26 Officers Receive McAtee Award
- Preferred Family Healthcare Responds To Heroin
- In The Limelight - Officer Tomey Foltz
- Resources To Assist Veterans
Click here for a PDF version of the April 2011 edition:
- How CISM Can Help You
- McAtee Police Recognition Nomination Form
- Street Tips - The Big Picture
- Do You Know - Recognizing Symptoms; Assessing Need
- At Your Service - Officer Response; Helpful Resources
- Q&A - Resisting Treatment; Involuntary Detention
- CIT Corner - CIT Expansion
Click here for a PDF version of the January 2011 edition:
- Social Media and Mental Health
- Cutting and Self-Injury
- The Dora Project - assisting families and youth facing mental health issues
- Awards and Recognition of CIT Officers
- Awards and Recognition of CIT Volunteers
- Making A Difference During A Crisis Call
Click here for a PDF version of the October 2010 edition:
- "The Bully" Explosion
- It's A Full Moon
- New Mental Health and Related Services for Youth
- Metropolitan St. Louis Psychiatric Hospital Changes; Community Hospitals Respond
- Myths vs Facts About People with Mental Illness
- Missouri Statutes and Cyberbullying
- Update on Youth CIT Course
Click here for a PDF version of the July 2010 edition:
- Helping Teens in Crisis
- John J. McAtee Police Luncheon and Award Recipients
- Changes at Metropolitan St. Louis Psychiatric Center
- Evidence Supports CIT Outcomes
- Tax Boards Fund Local Resources
Click here for a PDF version of the April 2010 edition:
- Police Officer Stress
- Youth in Crisis
- Funeral Assistance Team for Law Enforcement
- Behind the Wall of Autism
- Impact of Mental Health Budget
- MPC Experiencing Change; Focusing on Mission
Click here for a PDF version of the January 2010 edition:
- A Laughing Matter
- Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Awards
- CIT - New Course, Departments and Grads
- Involuntary Commitment: A Police Officer's Guide for Determining Probable Cause
- Effects of Winter
- How to Improve Your Mood During Stressful Times
Click here for a PDF version of the October 2009 edition:
- Suicide by Cop
- Suicide Prevention Tips
- CIT Grads
- Affidavits and Involuntary Commitment
- Hospitals and Involuntary Commitment
- Parenting in Tough Economic Times
Click here for a PDF version of the July 2009 edition:
- Re-entry to the Community After Incarceration
- Officers of the Year
- Partnerships Work
- Probation and Parole Officers As Partners
- MH3 and MH4 Projects - How They Help Those Leaving the Corrections System
- John J. McAtee Police Luncheon and Award Recipients
Click here for a PDF version of the April 2009 edition:
- Autism: Recognition and Response
- Resources for Developmental Disabilities
- In the Limelight: Capt. Mike Laws
- New Training Topic in CIT
- Is It Mental Retardation or Mental Illness?
- Specialized Interview Skills
Click here for a PDF version of the January 2009 edition:
- Suicide in the Elderly
- Driver Condition Report
- CIT Awards of Excellence
- In the Limelight: Officer Phil Lane
- Resources through the Department of Health and Senior Services
- Red Flags and Resources
- Additional Community Resources
Click here for a PDF version of the October 2008 edition:
- Catching Anxiety
- Update on CIT
- Post-Deployment Stressors
- Resources for Medications
- Managing Stress During Economic Distress
- After the Critical Incident
- Help for the Homefront
Click here for a PDF version of the July 2008 edition:
- ADHD: Misbehavior or Disorder?
- CIT Grads
- John J. McAtee Police Luncheon and Award Recipients
- In the Limelight: Corporal William Dunn
- Schools, IEPs and Officers
- Community Resource: F.A.C.T. (Family Advocacy & Community Training)
- CIT Update
Click here for a PDF version of the April 2008 edition:
- Involuntary Commitments and "Permit to Purchase"
- Community Resource: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT Teams)
- In the Limelight: CIT Volunteers Jim Pace and LaDonna Haley
- CIT Recognition, Comments and Updates
- CIT Grads
Click here for a PDF version of the January 2008 edition:
- I-64 and Road Rage
- Resources for Anger Management
- CIT Expands to St. Charles County
- In the Limelight: Officer Robert Powell
- A Brief Psychology of Road Rage
- CIT Grads






