A father from Calvert County, MD highlights Ukeru as an effective alternative to the use of restraint and seclusion in the classroom.
As part of a story on Fargo, North Dakota’s evaluation of their use of restraint and seclusion, Kim Sanders was interviewed to talk about the benefits of using Ukeru.
Ukeru President, Kim Sanders, responds to an editorial in Fredricksburg.com, indicating some students need to be restrained, by offering a different perspective based on her 30 years of experience working with children with developmental disabilities. Read the letter here.
This report sheds light on the overuse of restraint and seclusion, but Ukeru President, Kim Sanders explains that it is important to remember that teachers are only using the tools they have and know. Just like Ukeru’s parent organization, Grafton, more positive outcomes are achieved when staff are given other tools as options.
In a recent episode, Kim Sanders talks about promoting a comprehensive strategy for defusing situations quickly and effectively.
The writer behind the Unstrange Mind website shares their thoughts about the potential impact of research conducted by Ukeru and its parent organization, Grafton Integrated Health Network, on alternatives to restraint and seclusion.
In this article, Kim Sanders is interviewed on how provider organizations serving people with intellectual/developmental disabilities can build a strategy to reduce their use of seclusion and restraints.
A recent journal article, co-authored by Kim Sanders, President of Ukeru Systems, was highlighted in The OPEN MINDS Circle market intelligence.
Perspectives Corporation featured its Ukeru Systems’ training session in a recent blog.