Autism & First Responders: Interacting with Law Enforcement and Emergency Response Professionals
When an emergency occurs, it can be overwhelming for everyone involved. People with communication challenges or developmental disorders are particularly at risk for challenging interactions in stressful situations. Join us as we discuss how to prepare for potential encounters with first responders and special considerations in emergencies for people with autism.
Learn proactive steps you can take to assist your loved ones with any interactions they may have with emergency response personnel.
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