Serving South Carolina and Pennsylvania
frontline intensive trauma treatment
F.I.T.T.
Network for Ethical Treatment’s first program focuses on EMDR intensives for law enforcement, first responders, and other public safety professionals in the Crisis Response Community.
FITT includes:
- Culturally competent EMDRIA Certified therapists
- A liaison team of active/retired public safety professionals
- EMDR intensives delivered in the CCIT model
- CCIT model includes recommendations/referrals and collaboration with non-EMDR therapists and other types of mental health or psychiatric treatment providers, so as to support clients to access the treatment that they choose and that meets their clinical needs.
- Research and evaluation process
- Peer outreach and trauma education
Purpose:
To reduce barriers such as stigma, lack of culturally competent care, and scheduling, financial, and confidentiality obstacles faced by public safety professionals.
Contact Us
NET and FITT initial inquiry form
Please complete our brief Inquiry Form, and the appropriate NET/FITT team member will reach out to communicate with you.
Network for Ethical Treatment team:
Officer William Roberson III - Public Safety Liaison Director
Catanna Roberson LMFT - Clinical Director
Paula Soto LCSW, LISW-CP - Operations Director
