Sherri Witwer: Rethinking How We help People in Mental Health Crisis
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text Sherry Witwer, board president for CIT Utah, shares her insights on improving crisis response systems for people experiencing mental health emergencies and creating alternatives to incarceration through specialized training and community partnerships. • CIT (Crisis Intervention Team)…
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