Williamson County mental health crisis team seeks to keep people safe [MyStatesman.com]

Samantha Sangenito 1/19/1612:00 PM

As she does most workdays, Christine Gray spent her time on a recent rainy, cold day driving to people’s homes in Williamson County to offer help with mental and physical health crises.

The first door she knocked on during a three-hour span spent with a reporter was at a house where a man called 911 to say burglars were constantly breaking into his home and that he had even cooked waffles for them. The second call was a teenager withdrawing from taking 20 Xanax pills. The third call was about a 12-year-old girl having suicidal thoughts.

[For more of this story, written by Claire Osborn, go to http://www.mystatesman.com/new...s-team-seeks-/np7LQ/]

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