CISN
CISN Region 10 Now Active & Region 7 Accepting Applications
CISN is proud to announce that the Region 10 Team is now active and ready to assist first responders in the following counties: Reynolds, Carter, Ripley, Wayne, Butler, Stoddard, Dunklin, Pemiscot, Mississippi, New Madrid, and Scott.
The Region 10 Team is made up of trained first responder peers, behavioral health professionals, chaplains, and spouse/companion peers. The team provides confidential peer support, defusings, debriefings, and resources for first responders and their families following critical incidents. They also offer one-on-one peer support for both personal and professional stressors first responders may face.
Region 7 is currently accepting applications and will serve Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Iron, Madison, Perry, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve, and Washington Counties.
We are currently accepting applications for new team members in Regions 7 and 10.
Additional regions will be added soon — please check back periodically for updates and new opportunities.
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Missouri Critical Incident Support Network (CISN)
Supporting Missouri’s First Responders
First responders are the backbone of Missouri’s emergency response system, often witnessing and experiencing more trauma during their careers than most experience in a lifetime. Missouri’s Critical Incident Support Network is a new initiative dedicated to providing critical incident support to first responders, with a special focus on reaching areas that currently lack these important resources. CISN is dedicated to ensuring first responders have access to the mental health support they need, when they need it most.
With 10 regional teams, we will offer:
- Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)
- Peer and Family Support
- Education and Resources
CISN will focus on regions that do not have local teams and will seek to collaborate with existing peer teams to share resources, training, and best practices, ensuring a coordinated response, especially during large-scale incidents.
CISN partners with the First Responder Provider Network to ensure first responders have access to behavioral health professionals who are dedicated to serving their needs.
Together, will can ensure that Missouri’s First Responders are supported and equipped to thrive.
Stay connected for more information on how you can support or participate in CISN’s mission.
