Category: Restraint & Seclusion
Kentucky Passes Restraint Seclusion Regulation
This guest post comes to us from Leslie Lederer, a Disability Rights Advocate with the Kentucky Protection & Advocacy and Co-President...
READ MORETASH Members Can Access Restraint & Seclusion Prevention Training
Beginning Monday, March 4, TASH members will have access to a complimentary suite of training sessions on the prevention of...
READ MOREAPRAIS calls for immediate action to cease funding of the Judge Rotenberg Center
The Alliance to Prevent Restraint, Aversive Interventions and Seclusion (APRAIS) has issued the following letter to the Office of Special...
READ MOREStudents with Disabilities Often Restrained or Isolated in Prince William County
This post is part of The Cost of Waiting, an ongoing examination of restraint and seclusion through media reports. You...
READ MOREGuest Post: I will try to Forgive, but I will never Forget
Note: the author of this guest post has requested anonymity due to an ongoing legal matter. Children should never be...
READ MORERecap of Senate HELP Committee Hearing on Restraint & Seclusion
This is a follow up on our previous post about today’s hearing on restraint and seclusion prevention with the Senate...
READ MORESenate Holds Restraint and Seclusion Hearing
TASH will be attending a hearing today, July 12, as the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee considers legislation...
READ MORETASH Members Collaborate on Restraint and Seclusion Resource
TASH members were instrumental in creating a resource guide in collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. The resource...
READ MORETASH Members Head to Capitol Hill
On Tuesday, June 26, the TASH Board of Directors and several TASH members and supporters gathered on Capitol Hill here...
READ MOREMother upset teacher accused of putting son in box is back in classroom
Mother upset that teacher accused of putting son in box is back in classroom - WSOC TV (Caldwell County, N.C.)...
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