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Supporting parents of children with mental health challenges to be their child's best advocate
Interactions between law enforcement and your child can be very scary—especially for a child who has a mental health challenge. It is best to prepare your child ahead of time for what they could expect if they ever were to have an interaction with law enforcement.
Everything from consenting to searches, to interrogations, to what is different in school, and more, is covered in this eBook!
What to Know if Your Child Interacts with Law Enforcement
If your child is ever questioned by police or involved in the juvenile justice system, it can feel overwhelming and unclear what to do next. Many parents aren’t sure what their child’s rights are, what to expect, or how to respond in the moment.
Taking time to understand the process ahead of time can make a big difference. Knowing what to expect can help you stay calm, ask the right questions, and better support your child.
If you’re not sure where to start, the guide below walks you through what you need to know in a clear and practical way.
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