MRSS (Mobile Response Stabilization Services) Training

The MRSS training focuses on supporting professionals who work with children, adolescents, and families experiencing behavioral health crises. The training addresses Deaf youth, family communication dynamics, interpreter use, language deprivation concerns, and crisis stabilization strategies. Participants learn how communication barriers and accessibility issues can impact assessment, engagement, and intervention during youth-focused crisis response.

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Have questions about our MRSS training? Email us at dbhc@chsc.org

About DBHC

The Deaf Behavioral Health Collaborative (DBHC) is a statewide initiative of the Community Center for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing (CCDHH) at Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center (CHSC).

Through funding provided by the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health, DBHC works to improve access to culturally responsive behavioral health care for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals across Ohio by providing professional training, community education, consultation, and resource development.

By increasing knowledge of Deaf culture, communication access, and clinical best practices, DBHC helps behavioral health professionals deliver more equitable and effective care to Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients.