I Help Emergency Responders Recognize and Understand Autism

Emergency responders make split-second decisions with limited information — often in volatile, high-risk environments. When autism is not recognized, well-intended actions can escalate a scene, lead to unnecessary force, compromise medical care, or create life-threatening outcomes.

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Autism is no longer rare — and “we didn’t know” is no longer a defensible position.

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I equip law enforcement, fire, and EMS with a simple, repeatable framework to recognize autism-related behaviors early, reduce escalation, and safely resolve scenes before they become medical, legal, or public-relations crises.

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Every escalation has a cost — to responder safety, agency budgets, community trust, and liability exposure. I help agencies prevent those costs before they occur.