Michael G.
Great presentation
Great presentation. Gerald is very knowledgeable and insightful!

We deliver Autism awareness and response training to Police, EMS, Fire, Search and Rescue organizations.Captain (R) Gerald Turning is a 25 year veteran police officer who has served as K9 Handler/Trainer, Patrol Division Commander, Internal Affairs Commander and Training Coordinator. He is also an author, public speaker, and popular Special Needs blogger on topics concerning Autism, parenting, and law enforcement.
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Michael G.
Great presentation. Gerald is very knowledgeable and insightful!
Katelyn P.
A compelling presentation filled with scenarios, discussion, and more. I enjoyed discovering all the resources available for first responders. Wonderful training!
Robert H.
Great experience and information. Very well thought out presentation. Easy to follow. The addition of tools and resources that can be used is priceless.
JR
GREAT TRAINING ALL FIRST RESPONDERS SHOULD GET.
Anthony F.
Excellent, comprehensive experience taught from a passionate individual.
Sgt. B.
Great information, great presentation! I really liked how the training was presented. It was easy to follow and the examples that were given made it interesting and easy to absorb the information. Captain Turning really did a great job with this.
Gayle L.
It was informative and easy to follow.
Mary M S.
I learned a lot I really didn't realize what has to be Specially taught that we take for granted. How we are able to communicate with these children not only as a child but into adulthood. It has got to be hard and frustrating to a parent, guardian, family member to look into their eyes and you know it's there but it's not coming out like it usually does. So how do you address it day after day.