Tuesday, May 13th
7:00–9:00 pm
Join us for a training designed to deepen your understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and foster safe, effective interactions between law enforcement and the community. Participants will gain valuable insights into best practices for recognizing, communicating with, and supporting individuals with autism in justice system settings.
Kate Hooven, MS, is the Justice System Project Coordinator for ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training) where she uses her background as a former juvenile probation officer to train justice system personnel, emergency responders, community agencies and providers. Kate is also the mother of three amazing children, including her 23-year-old son Ryan who was diagnosed with autism when he was four years of age. Ryan graciously allows Kate to share his experiences as an autistic individual to personalize the ASERT trainings as well as to raise awareness and promote acceptance for all autistic individuals.
This session is offered at no cost to all parents and professionals.
All registered participants will receive a Zoom link to attend prior to the event.
Meet the Team
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