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UW Police, UHS Mental Health Services partner to help students in crisis

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Beginning Oct. 4, there will be an additional resource responding with university police to 911 calls on campus about students experiencing a mental health crisis: Two trained mental health professionals from University Health Services (UHS). The mental health professionals’ role will include, where appropriate, transporting students to the hospital.

Read the full story here: news.wisc.edu/uw-police-uhs-mental-health-services-partner-to-help-students-in-crisis/

Josie Montañez-Tyler and Corey Steele, both UHS providers, are pictured outside with a tree in the background. Josie wears a red shirt and Corey wears a black shirt with a red UHS lanyard.
(l to r) Josie Montañez-Tyler, a crisis specialist, and Corey Steele, a psychologist, are members of the co-responder team.
(l to r) Mental Health providers Corinne Werner, Andie Schwabe, Sarah Nolan, and Serena Cisneros, also members of the co-responder team and pictured with the team’s transport vehicle which was funded, in part, by Associated Students of Madison.