Talking about seclusion and restraint


I was recently interviewed by Cheryl Ann Poe for Advocating 4 Kids. We had a great conversation about seclusion and restraint. A big theme for the discussion is that parents can make a difference. At times parents may feel alone and powerless, but if we work together we can influence change. See the full interview below.

Please share this video and do all you can to raise awareness about the issue of seclusion and restraint.

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  • Guy Stephens

    Guy Stephens is the founder of the Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint and a nationally recognized advocate for safer, more inclusive schools. His work began as a parent advocating for his neurodivergent son. Guy promotes trauma-informed, neuroscience-aligned, neurodiversity-affirming, relationship-driven, and collaborative approaches to supporting children. He believes we can—and must—do better for all children and adults.

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