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Very simple but informative template to follow when dealing with people on the spectrum.

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.
Blue Bridge, LLC (bluebridgetraining.com) has 237 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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Very simple but informative template to follow when dealing with people on the spectrum.
Dean T.
The way it was broken down. All first responders should not handle jobs of this nature with a preconceived notion.
Steven N.
This was an amazing course. My 7 year old son is autistic and is mainly non-verbal. It gave me a great comfort to know that there are courses out there for law enforcement agencies around the country.
Gage
Jerry brings a different point of view to training by using his personal experiences and provides valuable lessons and learning that cant be argued. As an ASD father and ASD instructor myself, I still found a ton a value in his training and will recommend it to others.
Angel
Great course for everyone and much more for individuals who have autistic in their families or may encounter anyone who may be in the spectrum
Darryl A.
It was very knowledgeable
Raymond C.
Extremely informative and instructive on how to interact with autistic individuals. The techniques taught on how to search for missing autistic child were critical. Lastly the instructor was engaging and passionate about the subject matter I could listen to him for hours .
Larry
As a law enforcement professional with experience across multiple roles — corrections, local and county patrol, and advising a youth law organization — I found that hearing this information from the perspective of a fellow LEO and parent created a connection that civilian‑led presentations have not. That dual perspective bridged the gap between professional realities and personal responsibilities in a way that felt both relevant and authentic.