Blue Bridge, LLCReviews 

While attending the course, I appreciated the fact that Captain Turning was a LEO who could relate to his audience. His experience is more relatable. His personal experience contributes to the lesson.

The information and techniques presented were excellent. The insight from various perspectives provides responders with more tools to consider when working with our valued Autistic community members and their families. This was a fantastic learning opportunity.

class was interesting, and detailed. Instructor offered stories, and videos that helped understand the topic more effectively.

This class was well put together, and it is obvious that the instructor/founder has a vested interest. As an autism parent and deputy sheriff this kind of training is important because it does provide insight into how to effectively respond and safely respond not only for the individuals on the spectrum but responders. It was amazing and I took a lot away from this training.

I thought I knew enough about Autism, this course showed me I did not know enough. Now, I am in a better position.

I thought this was a great training. I learned alot from this class and will use this to train other members of my department.

Great info!
It's a topic that we encounter regularly but we know little about. I felt like this presentation gives a lot of very useful info on how to deal with these individuals effectively but not in an over complicated way. This is actually the second time I've taken this course and I definitely picked up more this time around. Thank you!

Mr. Turning did an amazing job! His experience as and officer and father in regards to autism really brought a a lot of passion for this topic. I love he was able to bring this topic to such a varying group of students.

What made cpt turning a (sme) subject matter expert he is living the course he is teaching

Overall the training course was very good in terms of how to handle the challenges of dealing with a person with autism. I was especially moved by your passion on the subject which included personal details of your son. Also the way you were able to understand the difficulties of a first responder’s job and at the same time give accounts of what it is being a parent of autistic child was very important to hear. This training was by far the best I’ve ever experienced. Thank you for sharing your story and for being very genuine about this matter.

Very simple but informative template to follow when dealing with people on the spectrum.

The way it was broken down. All first responders should not handle jobs of this nature with a preconceived notion.

This was an amazing course. My 7 year old son is autistic and is mainly non-verbal. It gave me a great comfort to know that there are courses out there for law enforcement agencies around the country.

Jerry brings a different point of view to training by using his personal experiences and provides valuable lessons and learning that cant be argued. As an ASD father and ASD instructor myself, I still found a ton a value in his training and will recommend it to others.

My experience was an eye opening experience due to the lack of knowledge I had in autism and in the perception of factors that Police Officers have for normal people are not the norm for people that have Autism.

Content is excellent. Really broadens the knowledge base and how to approach individuals who are on the spectrum. Would have been a 5 star rating, however, the instructor continuously touches his nose throughout the presentation, which drew my attention away from the material. Not sure if the instructor is aware of that.

Great course for everyone and much more for individuals who have autistic in their families or may encounter anyone who may be in the spectrum

Extremely informative and instructive on how to interact with autistic individuals. The techniques taught on how to search for missing autistic child were critical. Lastly the instructor was engaging and passionate about the subject matter I could listen to him for hours .

As a law enforcement professional with experience across multiple roles — corrections, local and county patrol, and advising a youth law organization — I found that hearing this information from the perspective of a fellow LEO and parent created a connection that civilian‑led presentations have not. That dual perspective bridged the gap between professional realities and personal responsibilities in a way that felt both relevant and authentic.