Autism Events

A 2-day workshop specifically created for teachers, teacher-aides, therapists, parents, caregivers & support persons of younger individuals with ASD; children struggling to meet childhood development milestones; and individuals of any age with limited language.younger individuals who are on the autistic spectrum and /or are struggling to meet early childhood development milestones. Individuals of any age with ASD who have low or no verbal ability.

India Autism Center is hosting this pre-eminent international conference on autism, bringing together great minds to talk on Autism - professionals, researchers, educators and parents from around the globe, and focusing on many leading and upcoming research and clinical practices in the field of Autism. The conference provides comprehensive, evidence-based information to assist educators, other professionals, and families in developing effective educational programming for all students with autism spectrum disorders.

Centers for Autism & Related Disabilities Conference brings together Educators, Administrators, Clinicians, Business owners, SLPs, Behavior Analysts, Occupational Therapists, Physicians, Parents, Adults with ASD and a variety of other professional community members.

Center for Autism & Related Disabilities (CARD) is a free community based program funded by the Florida Department of Education through an annual grant. Services are delivered wherever families, professionals, schools, agencies or businesses are located within the state of Florida. There are seven regional CARD centers in the state of Florida. Visit the state-wide CARD Regional Site Directory for their locations and contact information.

A 3-day workshop specifically created for teachers, teacher-aides, therapists, parents, caregivers & support persons of younger individuals with ASD (aged 4-10); children struggling to meet childhood development milestones and individuals of any age with limited language. It will give you the training and materials to take your child through Davis Stepping Stones 1 & 2 Presented by Melanie Curry

A 3-day workshop specifically created for teachers, teacher-aides, therapists, parents, caregivers & support persons of younger individuals with ASD (aged 4-10); children struggling to meet childhood development milestones and individuals of any age with limited language. It will give you the training and materials to take your child through Davis Stepping Stones 1 & 2 Presented by Melanie Curry

The Centre for Clinical Trials in Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorders (CCTRND) warmly invites you to the inaugural research symposium being hosted at the Queensland Children's Hospital in South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 'Emerging Management Therapies for Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders' will showcase the latest research across a range of neurodevelopmental disorders including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Refractory Epilepsy, CDKL5 and Angelman Syndrome. The use of cannabidiol and non-cannabidiol therapies will be presented, providing updates on the findings and therapeutic implications of clinical trials of its use. Methodological approaches, including the advancement of novel diagnostic technology tools will also be featured.

Amar Seva Sangam has provided home-based Early Intervention for children with developmental delays over the past 5 years assisted by a real-time mobile technology platform called the mVBRI– mobile Village-Based Rehabilitation Initiative. This has led to significant improvements in motor, cognitive, speech, functional and social development outcomes for children, as well as increased school enrolment, increased family empowerment, improved parent-child interaction and reduced strain on caregivers. The conference aims to create an opportunity for bringing together a significant number of diverse experiences in the field of Early Intervention with the objective of knowledge exchange at the conference at. The Conference will be a platform for sharing lessons learned and best practices adopted in the early intervention domain in order to maximize children's potential and in exploring sustainable social development models for overall economic growth through rehabilitation and inclusion of children with developmental delays in society.