This presentation will cover the process of when an individual is being involuntarily committed at a state mental facility. It will breakdown probable cause, judicial commitments, and limited medical conservatorship hearings. The presentation will also focus on the civil side of commitments and not the criminal side of commitments.
Participants will learn.
Intended Audience: Anyone interested in mental health.
The webinar is eligible for one hour of continuing education credit from the Center for Guardianship Certification.
About the Presenter: Kezia Mills
Attorney Mills was a Lead Litigation Attorney for the Division of TennCare from 2014-2018, working in the Appeals Operation Group. Attorney Mills has been working in the mental health sector for over 5 years, where she has conducted hundreds of involuntary commitments, judicial commitments, and limited medical conservatorships. Attorney Mills is a native Memphian (#GTG!) and mother of 2, with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting from the University of Memphis, a Master of Business Administration from Webster University, and Juris Doctorate from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.
