The Paradox of Self-Stigma and Mental Illness von Corrigan, Patrick W., Watson, Amy C.

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Police officers' volunteering for (rather than being assigned to) Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training: Evidence for a beneficial self‐selection effect von T. Compton, Michael, Bakeman, Roger, Broussard, Beth, D'Orio, Barbara, C. Watson, Amy

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The stigma of psychiatric disorders and the gender, ethnicity, and education of the perceiver von CORRIGAN, Patrick W, WATSON, Amy C

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Contexts shaping misdemeanor system interventions among people with mental illnesses: qualitative findings from a multi-site system mapping exercise von Wood, Jennifer D., Watson, Amy C., Pope, Leah, Warnock, Amanda, Nelson, Veronica, Gesser, Nili, Zern, Adria, Stagoff-Belfort, Aaron, de Bibiana, Jason Tan, Compton, Michael T.

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Police Reform From the Perspective of Mental Health Services and Professionals: Our Role in Social Change von Watson, Amy C, Pope, Leah G, Compton, Michael T

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What can we expect of police in the face of deficient mental health systems? Qualitative insights from Chicago police officers von Wood, Jennifer D., Watson, Amy C., Barber, Christine

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Self-Stigma in People With Mental Illness von Watson, Amy C., Corrigan, Patrick, Larson, Jonathon E., Sells, Molly

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The crisis intervention team (CIT) model: An evidence‐based policing practice? von Watson, Amy C., Compton, Michael T., Draine, Jeffrey N.

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Improving police interventions during mental health-related encounters: past, present and future von Wood, Jennifer D., Watson, Amy C.

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Major Mental Illness as a Risk Factor for Incarceration von Hall, Donna, Lee, Li-Wen, Manseau, Marc W, Pope, Leah, Watson, Amy C, Compton, Michael T

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Self-stigma of mental illness scale—short form: Reliability and validity von Corrigan, Patrick W, Michaels, Patrick J, Vega, Eduardo, Gause, Michael, Watson, Amy C, Rüsch, Nicolas

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Everyday police work during mental health encounters: A study of call resolutions in Chicago and their implications for diversion von Watson, Amy C., Wood, Jennifer D.

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Characterizing Arrests and Charges Among Individuals With Serious Mental Illnesses in Public-Sector Treatment Settings von Compton, Michael T., Graves, JaShala, Zern, Adria, Pauselli, Luca, Anderson, Simone, Ashekun, Oluwatoyin, Ellis, Samantha, Langlois, Stephanie, Pope, Leah, Watson, Amy C., Wood, Jennifer

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Misdemeanor Charges Among Individuals With Serious Mental Illnesses: A Statewide Analysis of More Than Two Million Arrests von Compton, Michael T., Zern, Adria, Pope, Leah G., Gesser, Nili, Stagoff-Belfort, Aaron, Tan de Bibiana, Jason, Watson, Amy C., Wood, Jennifer, Smith, Thomas E.

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What Research on Crisis Intervention Teams Tells Us and What We Need to Ask von Watson, Amy C, Compton, Michael T

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The “Gray Zone” of Police Work During Mental Health Encounters: Findings From an Observational Study in Chicago von Wood, Jennifer D., Watson, Amy C., Fulambarker, Anjali J.

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Utilizing Crisis Intervention Teams in Prison to Improve Officer Knowledge, Stigmatizing Attitudes, and Perception of Response Options von Canada, Kelli E., Watson, Amy C., O’kelley, Scott

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EXPANSION OF THE POLICE ROLE IN RESPONDING TO MENTAL HEALTH CRISES OVER THE PAST FIFTY YEARS: DRIVING FACTORS, RACE INEQUITIES AND THE NEED TO REBALANCE ROLES von Watson, Amy C, Sabawi, Taleed El

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A Call to Embrace Our Role at “Intercept 0” von Compton, Michael T, Pope, Leah G, Watson, Amy C

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Blame, shame, and contamination: The impact of mental illness and drug dependence stigma on family members von Corrigan, Patrick W, Watson, Amy C, Miller, Frederick E

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