#8 Trauma-Informed Justice: Comfort dogs and more in the Beaverton Municipal Court

The Center Collaborative: Creative Solutions in Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice

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Juliet Britton, Beaverton Municipal Court Presiding Judge, discusses:

The importance of addressing concerns early with repeated low level crimes to connect people to services to support long term stability and decrease recidivism in the future at the municipal court level;
The Mental Health Liaison position at the court - a clinician in court to provide coordination and connection to civil services and housing, which has lowered the court’s failure to appear rate and is showing a promising reduction in recidivism rates;
The comfort dog program for court participants and for staff through a partnership with Dove Lewis. Dogs in court (virtual and in-person) increase feelings of calm and relaxation with participants who are coping with significant symptoms and trauma history. The dogs are also brought in for staff as a way to promote staff wellness within a stressful work environment; and
Beaverton Police Department’s Community Policing Program and their collaboration with the court. Police build rapport with participants in the community and take the time to have conversations with participants to support their involvement in programming and the court.

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