IAG Training

I have been in law enforcement for 30 years and by far this was one of the best trainings I have attended

This is some of the best awareness training I have received in my 12 years of Law Enforcement.

In law enforcement, it’s all about how you communicate with people, that’s how you de-escalate situations. That’s how we go into a call or some sort of situation and handle it is by communication. These trainings help us understand people and how to communicate with them.

It provided awareness and instruction on what to be aware of and ways to appropriately approach individuals with DD. I feel that I have a much greater understanding after attending this training. Thank you!!”

Very nicely presented. A lot of information in a short period. Obviously, Dustin knows his stuff and presents it well.

I have been in Law Enforcement for 38 years now and I wish I would have taken this class years ago. The instructor Dustin was very professional. I have recommended this course to our training staff and others not just in Law Enforcement.

I have been in Law Enforcement for 30 years and until today, I have never had a class on how to respond to/ deal with situations involving an autistic person. The training was some of the best and most informative I have had in many years and it touched upon a wide variety of topics.

The First Responder Training for interactions with individuals on the Autism Spectrum presented by Dustin Chandler is a must for all Sworn Law Enforcement. He has a unique perspective on how he is able to relay the information on Autism to First Responders. [...] Like the saying goes, the only ones who really know what Cops go through is…other Cops. [...] Great information, great instruction, great class.

The class on Autism contact training was fantastic. Being a law enforcement officer I feel there is a need for this area of training in the criminal justice community. Dustin was very knowledgeable in the course of instruction. I feel his background as a police officer helped relay the message of Autism awareness and I would recommend this class to all officers.

We hear the term autism so often, but it wasn’t till your class that I was able to understand how broad the autism spectrum is. [...] I think something that impressed me most was observing how my coworkers were so engaged in a lecture and so eager to participate in discussion. This says a lot when you can affectively grab the attention of a group of firefighters.[...] Sometimes it’s hard to see the end results of your efforts, but rest assured you are making a difference.