2013 CIT International Convention in Hartford - Click HERE for Information and Registration


Emotional Self-Care for First Responders



Crisis Intervention Team Training

Provides general knowledge beneficial to officers in managing a wide range of crisis situations.

Information and Registration.


  • May 13-17, Eastern Region, UCONN - Laurel Hall, Storrs.CLASS FULL, Registration Suspended


  • June 10-14, Southwest Region, Fairfield University.


  • July 22-26, South Central Region, University of New Haven.


  • August 12-16, Western Region, WCSU.



2013 CIT-Y/REACT Training

A free day and a half course for CIT trained officers dealing with children in law enforcement situations. Click here for information and registration.

  • June 4-5, CCSU Institute of Technology and Business Development - 185 Main St, New Britain



Peer Support Training

Peers will learn the skills needed to provide effective peer support and when and how to make an effective referral to their EAP.
Click here to register.

  • No Training Scheduled for 2013 at this time.


Welcome to CABLE, Inc.

Connecticut Alliance To Benefit Law Enforcement


The Connecticut Alliance to Benefit Law Enforcement, Inc. (CABLE) brings community and law enforcement resources together to address common issues related to mental health.


CABLE is a grassroots, non-profit 501 (C)(3) research and training collaborative who's mission is to serve as an interdisciplinary resource and catalyst for law enforcement and community collaboration, support and education.


This unique organization is composed of a cross-section of stakeholders:

  • municipal and state law enforcement personnel
  • mental health professionals
  • families and persons with mental illness
  • educational institutions

CABLE's strength is its ability to bring together people from diverse perspectives who are committed to work collaboratively for the common good.


The life I touch for good or ill will touch another life, and that in turn another, until who knows where the trembling stops or in what far place my touch will be felt. -- Frederick Buechner

CABLE Newsletter Winter 2012-2013
  • CIT on a College Campus
  • Helping the Helpers: Important information for first responders
  • 2013 International CIT Conference in Hartford!

New Study May “Radically Alter” How Police Deadly Force Is Viewed

A new study done by a member of the Force Science Research Center may “radically alter” how police deadly force is viewed.


WSHU Radio CIT Broadcast – Part 1: Hearing

WSHU’s Mark Herz reports on Crisis Intervention Team—or CIT—training which helps police officers understand mental illness.