Oklahoma Code § 43A-3-328

Title 43A. Mental Health: Crisis intervention support for law enforcement,
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firefighter, emergency medical and corrections communities.
A.  Subject to the availability of funds, the Department of
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is hereby directed to
contract with public and private entities located in the State of
Oklahoma for the purpose of providing peer support crisis
intervention, counseling and wellness for the law enforcement,
firefighter, emergency medical and corrections communities impacted
by trauma, cumulative stress, anxiety, addictions, death and suicide
and the impact on their personal lives.
B.  Qualified crisis intervention training entities shall
provide peer support teams trained in crisis intervention and
wellness strategies.

C.  Qualified crisis intervention training entities, as provided
for in this section, shall be required to be derived from the
International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF) and shall
employ the Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) crisis
intervention process.  All instructors that teach the Critical
Incident Stress Management process shall be ICISF approved
instructors.
D.  Wellness strategies, required pursuant to this section,
shall include, but not be limited to, resilience trainings related
to resiliency for the job, emotional survival, substance abuse
prevention, suicide prevention, financial and relationship
strategies.  Wellness training shall be taught using subject matter
experts' curriculum.

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