New program helps Thomasville police respond to mental health crises with care

Learning How to Avoid the Mental Illness of Politics

I would add a fourth mental health crisis: the ever-mushrooming obsession with politics among so many Americans, particularly those on the left.

Maine nonprofit aims to close mental health care gap for first responders

The Toned Out Project helps to cover the cost of counseling, peer support programs, and connects first responders to wellness resources.

New program helps Thomasville police respond to mental health crises with care

Georgia Pines Co-Responder Program pairs a licensed therapist with police officers during calls involving mental health concerns. The goal is to de-escalate situations, reduce arrests, and connect people to free or low-cost treatment services. Nearly 25% of all individuals served by Georgia Pines last year were from Thomas County highlighting the local need.BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:Nearly half of all people in jails or prisons have been diagnosed wi…