Rachel Lee provides technical assistance to Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program grantees and offers support on other projects that focus on the intersection of behavioral health and criminal justice. Prior to joining the CSG Justice Center, Rachel worked for C4 Innovations, where she provided project assistance to several recovery-focused Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration initiatives. Rachel has also served as a therapist for people with behavioral health disorders in both inpatient and outpatient health care settings. Rachel earned her BA in psychology from Bates College and her MSW and MPA from Columbia University.
This brief details information gleaned from interviews with two peer-run organizations engaged in Justice and Mental Health Collaboration…
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Unlike drug courts, which have been informed by national standards for 10 years, mental health courts (MHCs)…
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This brief explores how criminal justice professionals can take a trauma-informed approach to their work at each point…
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This brief highlights four key strategies, gleaned from interviews, that can be used to advance the work of…
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This brief presents important considerations when developing these surveys for people with behavioral health needs in the criminal…
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This brief provides research about people with behavioral health needs and the stigmas they face. It also presents…
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