May 17, 2011

‘Shouldn’t School Be Safe?’ A New Guide to Responding to Seclusion and Restraint

From TASH (5.16.11): TASH Logo

New TASH Parent Guide on Prevention, Identification and Response to Restraint & Seclusion

 The process of finding help when a child is abused is not always clear, and many parents are discouraged or overwhelmed by the patchwork of laws and regulations handling restraint and seclusion in schools. For this reason, TASH has released a new parent guide, Shouldn’t School Be Safe?, available as a free resource at TASH.org. Shouldn’t School Be Safe? was developed for parents and by parents, and offers insight and advice to respond to and prevent restraint and seclusion.

 >>>Learn more about this free guide and download it here

May 17, 2011 10:19:06 AM | Abuse, Crimes Against People with Disabilities, Education, Seclusion & Restraints, Self-Advocacy, Youth with Disabilities

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