A new landscape: Responding collaboratively to mental health crises on the frontline

2nd August 2024Amy Everitt, Senior Lecturer, Brunel University

With the police response to those in mental health crisis coming increasingly under focus, Brunel University’s Amy Everitt, and Dr Cody Porter and Dr Paul Gavin from UWE Bristol, highlight the key elements of a new multi-agency training approach held at Brunel University earlier this year, providing real-world immersive scenarios as well as expert insight for frontline emergency responders.

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A new landscape: Responding collaboratively to mental health crises on the frontline

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