Established in 2018, The MO CIT Council identified a list of trained behavioral health professionals who specialize in helping first responders struggling with depression, anxiety, relationships, post-traumatic stress symptoms, and more. The providers on this network understand our unique professional culture and are trusted and vetted by first responders.
We are proud of our partnerships across the state that assist us in helping first responders find mental health providers.
The First Responder Provider Network’s mission is to increase access to and improve the quality of culturally competent behavioral healthcare for first responders.
A world where first responder wellness is the priority.
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