Building Safe Communities: Improving Understanding Between Law Enforcement and Autistic Individuals

Join Lon Bartel, Dr. Daniel Openden, and me as we talk about educating law enforcement on how to best support children with Autism.  We cover- How autistic adults collaborated with the interviewees What information to provide to law enforcement in the event of a crisis The skill to teach children now Strategies to help de-escalate  When a parent is scared to call 911 when a child is aggressive How to create a positive relationship between officers and first responders and children before a crisis occurs What questions to ask your local police department in order to learn about their training on Autism LEARN MORE ABOUT HOLLY LEARN MORE ABOUT VIRTRA LEARN MORE ABOUT SARRC PARENTS GET YOUR FREE BEHAVIOR DETECTIVE GUIDE THERAPISTS GET YOUR FREE BEHAVIOR DETECTIVE GUIDE EDUCATORS GET YOUR FREE BEHAVIOR DETECTIVE GUIDE JOIN THE AUTISM/ADHD FACEBOOK GROUP FOR PARENTS JOIN THE AUTISM/ADHD FACEBOOK GROUP FOR PROFESSIONALS All content provided is protected under applicable copyright, patent, trademark, and other proprietary rights. All content is provided for informational and educational purposes only. No content is intended to be a substitute for professional medical or psychological diagnosis, advice, or treatment. Information provided does not create an agreement for service between Holly Blanc Moses, Crossvine Clinical Group, the interviewee, Holly Blanc Moses, LLC, and the recipient. Consult your physician regarding the applicability of any opinions or recommendations with respect to your symptoms or medical condition or the symptoms or medical condition of your family member. Children or adults who show signs of dangerous behavior toward themselves and/or others should be placed immediately under the care of a qualified professional.