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The Crisis Flyer
One page for the hardest night. Written by a Florida parent who has stood in that driveway, for the family standing there tonight. Free to download, print, and hand out. No permission needed, no strings, no cost to anyone.
What's on it
- The three numbers that matter: 988, the Mobile Response Team (counselors, not police), and how to ask a 911 dispatcher for a CIT-trained officer.
- What to write down tonight: triggers, specific behaviors, badge and case numbers, outcome, and time to baseline, while memory is still fresh.
- What happens next: separate guidance for families whose child was taken under a Baker Act and families whose child is still at home tonight.
- Where to get more help: a QR code straight to our free guide library, plus our contact details.
Who it's for
We built this as a leave-behind: something a professional can hand a parent in the moment when nothing else has landed yet.
Law enforcement & CIT officers
Leave one behind after a behavioral health call, whether or not the child was transported.
School staff & SROs
For the parent meeting after an incident, or in the front office resource rack.
Hospitals & clinicians
ER social workers, therapists, and pediatricians: send it home with the discharge packet.
Printing notes
- Standard 8.5 × 11, single page, single sided. No special paper or settings.
- Prints cleanly in black and white for departments that photocopy in bulk.
- Please print it as-is, without alterations, so the crisis information stays accurate.
Need a stack printed for your department, school, or clinic, or a version with your
agency's information alongside ours? Email
Lindsay@aisling.consulting
and we'll work it out with you.
More free resources for families
The flyer is the first step. Our full guide library covers everything that comes after.