"No-Contact De-Escalation" starts with a sticker.
Crucial information at a glance
A 3-Tiered Safety Net
1) Responder Alert Stickers are placed on cars, homes, rooms or belongings of those on the spectrum. The stickers alert 1st responders that a person is autistic.
2) Safety barriers protect the autistic, maintaining calm interactions.
3) No-Contact De-Escalation averts physical contact.
Awareness is Key
When an officer knows an autistic child is in a car, calmer interactions protect autistic children and adults.
Protection at home is paramount. Officers see at a glance that an adult or child in the home is on the spectrum and has additional needs.
Autism Responder Alert stickers can be placed on doors to rooms in hospitals and schools to work as vital safety aids for clinical staff, teachers and 1st responders.
Autism Responder Alert stickers can be placed on doors to rooms in hospitals and schools to work as vital safety aids for clinical staff, teachers and 1st responders.
