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North Dakota Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Program | Health and Human Services North Dakota North Dakota Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Program 24/7 Activation: 701-328-0707 The focus of this program is to minimize the harmful effects of stress, particularly in crisis or emergency situations. The priorities for this program are to maintain confidentiality and to respect the feelings of the individuals involved.
It is not the team’s function to replace ongoing professional counseling but to provide immediate crisis intervention. The NDCISM Program is now housed under the Emergency Preparedness and Response Unit . The purpose of CISM is to accelerate normal recovery, for normal people, having normal reactions to abnormal events, enabling people to quickly return to their daily routine.
To assess whether the Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) intervention was helpful, the NDCISM Administrative Team asks that you complete the post-intervention survey. This information is private and WILL NOT be shared with the statewide team. We will use this information to help us better provide training and guidance to assure team consistency and effectiveness.
We appreciate your honest feedback. The North Dakota CISM Team will provide multi-dimensional management services for emergency services personnel who request it. A critical incident is any incident, or compilation of incidents, faced by emergency personnel that cause emotional reactions which interfere with their ability to function either at the scene or after the fact in their professional role or in their personal life.
We serve all levels of first responders: EMS agencies and personnel, fire and rescue, law enforcement, medical facilities and providers, dispatching agencies, etc. CISM services are free of charge. We come to your location. The team is comprised of emergency service personnel (peers) and mental health professionals that have received special training and volunteer their time, energy and resources.
Anybody who sees a need for Critical Incident Stress Management services can activate the system by contacting the 24/7 Health and Human Services operation center (701-328-0707) or State Radio (701-328-9921) and requesting the HHS Case Manager.
If you are interested in obtaining information regarding any of the following: becoming a member of the NDCISM Team, having somebody present information to your agency regarding the benefits of CISM, having somebody present at a local conference, or learning more about what NDCISM has to offer; contact the NDCISM Team administrative team at 701-328-2270 or email dems@nd. gov .
ND Medical Reserve Corps and ND CISM Team Registration Form If you are interested in joining the State CISM Team, please contact the Emergency Preparedness Unit , 701-328-0707, or complete the ND Medical Reserve Corps and ND CISM Team Registration Form.
CISM Regional Coordinators Bottineau Benson Michael Weyrauch Scott Geiselhart Burke Cavalier Ray ND Fargo ND Divide Eddy McHenry Grand Forks McKenzie Pembina Mountrail Ramsey Assistant: Assistant: Pierce Towner Todd Olson Gary Hardy Renville Walsh Mohall ND Cavalier ND Rolette Ward Williams SW SE SW SE Adams Barnes Dan Ell Vicki Berreth Billings Cass Bismarck ND Lisbon ND Bowman Dickey Burleigh Foster Dunn Griggs Emmons LaMoure Assistant: Assistant: Golden Valley Logan Marcy Dawson Lucinda Nygard Lien Grant McIntosh New Salem ND Ypsilanti ND Hettinger Ranson Kidder Richland McLean Sargent Mercer Steele Morton Stutsman Oliver Traill Sheridan Wells Sioux Slope Stark NDCISM Team Informational Flyer: ND Critical Incident Stress Management Team - Providing Care for the Care Providers First Responder Mental Health Outreach Program Upcoming Behavioral Health Trainings (free webinars, anyone can attend) Behavioral Health Trainings | Health and Human Services North Dakota Behavioral Health Division - Find Services Find Services | Health and Human Services North Dakota Suicide Prevention Resources Suicide Prevention | Health and Human Services North Dakota Behavioral Health Free Resources - Complete order form and resources will be mailed to you for free Behavioral Health Free Resources > Catalog (x-shops.
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