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It has been a really interesting day at #AutismCJS. We have heard a lot about the criminal justice system and ways to improve support for #autistic people. Thanks to all the speakers for their fantastic talks and to everyone joining in the conversation using #AutismCJS 😊
Starting conference season off strong with #AutismCJS today. My job doesn't allow me to work from home so this actually feels like a treat 😂
Verity is presenting at the #autismcjs conference today on autistic women within the CJS
Now we have @VerityChester discussing ways to prevent people with learning disabilities from offending behaviours #AutismCJS
Murphy: It is important to remember that everyone is unique and that their needs are individual #AutismCJS
Today’s @AutismPractice conference is a real eye opener. Fascinating session by @VerityChester on autistic women in the criminal justice system: “a minority within a minority” - fully agree that there is a specific need for training on autism in women in this setting. #autismcjs
After all these interesting talks, Colin has reminded us that there are 5 more sessions available on demand for 4 weeks for anyone wanting to hear more from our speakers #AutismCJS
Murphy: we asked autistic patients in high secure psychiatric care about their experiences to better understand positive and negative experiences #AutismCJS
Murphy explains that autistic people have specific needs that are recognised and considered by staff of patients. He highlights the importance of understanding autism and making progress to be more autism friendly #AutismCJS
Wicks: "it isn't about me, it is always about our clients". He finishes by explaining the importance of building rapport, trust and listening to autistic people and other panel members #AutismCJS
@sarrettspeaks is starting her talk by giving an insight into the structure of the American criminal justice system #AutismCJS
Murphy: it is important thst staff who attend autism training actively utilise it. It is important that we listen to autistic people and their families to identify what works and what to adapt #AutismCJS
Our first speaker of session 4, David Murphy, has started his talk by discussing neurodiversity and the need for the criminal justice system to be more neurodivergent-informed in its care approaches #AutismCJS
Murphy suggests that early intervention and support for people who are potentially vulnerable is important and can help to reduce the risk of autistic people entering into the criminal justice system #AutismCJS
Murphy is now sharing some of the recommendations made by the patients, such as quiet areas, increasing staff autism awareness, consistency in activities and individual informed therapy #AutismCJS
Murphy explains that there are gaps in our understanding of autistic women in forensic settings and the role of trauma in autistic and non-autistic patients. He suggests there is a need to better understand therapeutic interventions and their outcomes #AutismCJS
She's looking forward to hearing how we can work with our partners within the CJS to provide better outcomes for autistic people #AutismCJS autism.org.uk/what-we-do/pro…
@sarrettspeaks shared data on the demographics in prisons and highlighted the necessity for an intersectional approach to understanding the disparities and experiences within the American prison system #AutismCJS
@sarrettspeaks discusses her research which included interviewing 27 adults with learning disabilities and/or autism diagnoses to better understand experiences in the American criminal justice system #AutismCJS
One big hmmm #AutismCJS has been discussed for years. I will say this now as people keep sending me messages. Autism is a major issue, yet when it comes to the black community there is lack of understanding, lack of respect and lack of cultural biased views. @JesseMcquilkin
#AutismCJS New NHS England publication 'on meeting healthcare needs of LD adult prisoners'. Includes info about screening, but no clear solutions for autistic people england.nhs.uk/publication/me…
There are many cases where I supported families with their autistic children and young adults that wanted to keep silent. Thank you to @HaqueAbs @KenGreaves2 Clare Hughes from @Autism @MW_kickoffat3 @NABSS3 and the representative from New Scotland Yard #autismCJS #10YearsOn
It has been a really interesting day at #AutismCJS. We have heard a lot about the criminal justice system and ways to improve support for #autistic people. Thanks to all the speakers for their fantastic talks and to everyone joining in the conversation using #AutismCJS 😊
After all these interesting talks, Colin has reminded us that there are 5 more sessions available on demand for 4 weeks for anyone wanting to hear more from our speakers #AutismCJS
@sarrettspeaks shared data on the demographics in prisons and highlighted the necessity for an intersectional approach to understanding the disparities and experiences within the American prison system #AutismCJS
@sarrettspeaks discusses her research which included interviewing 27 adults with learning disabilities and/or autism diagnoses to better understand experiences in the American criminal justice system #AutismCJS
@sarrettspeaks is starting her talk by giving an insight into the structure of the American criminal justice system #AutismCJS
Thank you David for that fascinating talk on the future of high secure psychiatric care. Next up we have @sarrettspeaks talking about #prisoners with intellectual and developmental disabilities in America's #CriminalJustice system #AutismCJS
Murphy explains that there are gaps in our understanding of autistic women in forensic settings and the role of trauma in autistic and non-autistic patients. He suggests there is a need to better understand therapeutic interventions and their outcomes #AutismCJS
Murphy: it is important thst staff who attend autism training actively utilise it. It is important that we listen to autistic people and their families to identify what works and what to adapt #AutismCJS
Murphy explains that autistic people have specific needs that are recognised and considered by staff of patients. He highlights the importance of understanding autism and making progress to be more autism friendly #AutismCJS
Murphy is now sharing some of the recommendations made by the patients, such as quiet areas, increasing staff autism awareness, consistency in activities and individual informed therapy #AutismCJS
Murphy: we asked autistic patients in high secure psychiatric care about their experiences to better understand positive and negative experiences #AutismCJS
Murphy: It is important to remember that everyone is unique and that their needs are individual #AutismCJS
Murphy suggests that early intervention and support for people who are potentially vulnerable is important and can help to reduce the risk of autistic people entering into the criminal justice system #AutismCJS
Our first speaker of session 4, David Murphy, has started his talk by discussing neurodiversity and the need for the criminal justice system to be more neurodivergent-informed in its care approaches #AutismCJS
We are back! To start session four we have David Murphy @westlondonnhs discussing #autism, the role of high secure psychiatric care and ways to move towards the best practice for #autistic people #AutismCJS
Break time! While we wait for the next speakers we plan to grab a cuppa and have a read over Patrick Sim's article on supporting #autistic people in police custody and those that are witnesses #AutismCJS @axcis @ @npaa_uk autism.org.uk/advice-and-gui…
Wicks: "it isn't about me, it is always about our clients". He finishes by explaining the importance of building rapport, trust and listening to autistic people and other panel members #AutismCJS
Wicks explains the work he has been involved in since the outbreak of COVID, such as the creation of a panel and engagement with schools to help meet needs and minimise the potential risks of increased online time and risk of crime #AutismCJS
It has been a really interesting day at #AutismCJS. We have heard a lot about the criminal justice system and ways to improve support for #autistic people. Thanks to all the speakers for their fantastic talks and to everyone joining in the conversation using #AutismCJS 😊
Starting conference season off strong with #AutismCJS today. My job doesn't allow me to work from home so this actually feels like a treat 😂
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