Sequential Intercept Model and Mental Health Resources
This page is intended as a resource for stakeholders looking for additional guidance on how to better address individuals with behavioral health disorders in their community and criminal justice system. If you have additional resources you would like added to this page or if you are interested in learning more about hosting a Sequential Intercept Model workshop, please contact Heather Kierzek, Evidence-Based Program Manager, heather.kierzek@wicourts.gov.
General Mental Health Resources
Sequential Intercept Model (SIM)
A group of statewide facilitators have been trained to assist counties and tribes interested in completing a Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) workshop. These workshops, completed over 1.5 days, assist community stakeholders in identifying how individuals with substance use and mental health disorders come into contact with, and move through, the criminal justice system, resources available in the community, resource and process gaps, and opportunities for better collaboration to improve responses to individuals with substance use and mental health disorders.