Autism Events

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

A FREE workshop, delivered by the ADHD Foundation, aimed to provide SENCos and teaching staff with a toolkit of expert knowledge which can be put into practice in your educational setting.

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.

DFW Autism Conference brings together experts for two days of training that focus on ways to improve the quality of life for those with autism and special needs, their families, caregivers and professionals working with them. The presentations will cover areas of behavioral and developmental therapies/strategies and family issues. It is presented for Educators, Therapists, Health Care Professionals, Caretakers, Parents and anyone who wants to learn more about services and treatment for individuals living with Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, ADD, ADHD, and other learning disabilities. Over the course of time, FEAT-NT’s educational opportunities and conferences have educated more than 15,000 parents and professionals in the autism community.

Savannah Autism Conference aims to improve our community’s capacity for inclusion and support of autistic individuals from childhood through adulthood.

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.

Do you work with children and adolescents with autism who exhibit explosive behaviors that interfere with their ability to effectively and efficiently navigate their environment? They appear willful, obnoxious, over reactive, and unfeeling. They lose control of their ability to cope or regulate their behavior, which can send them spiraling into a gut wrenching meltdown. Join autism expert Kathy Morris, M.Ed., B.S., and learn proven strategies and techniques to help children and adolescents with autism de-escalate before a full blown meltdown ensues, develop self-control and self-management skills to prevent future meltdowns and learn appropriate/replacement behaviors. Dozens of strategies will be taught through dynamic video case examples and demonstrations. “Teach them in the way they learn” will be a mantra throughout the seminar.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects around 3 million people in the Indian subcontinent, and is being increasingly recognized as an important issue. The socio-ethnic diversity and varying cultural practices play major role in the identification, perception and treatment of the disorder. Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that affects individuals across social, ethnic and geographic groups. However, the way it is perceived, understood, accepted and treated may vary across regions, depending on cultural beliefs and practices. As suggested by prominent Indian psychologists, Indians largely emphasize conformity to social norms and value social relatedness. Hence, a disorder that is defined by deviant social functioning has special significance in our country.

Working with individuals who have autism can be a very meaningful experience, but it is not without its challenges. With recent reports indicating that an increasing number of individuals are on the autism spectrum, a greater number of care providers are encountering individuals with autism as part of their work and life. While every person with autism is unique, many face similar challenges. The primary focus of this workshop is to provide practical strategies for working with high-need individuals around self-regulation, learning practices, and challenging behaviours. Participants will review a behavioural framework to provide effective strategies for each of these areas, which they will be able to adapt to their own specific environment and context.

Autism/ Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are neurodegenerative & are a very complex development disorder. The signs of this disorder generally appears while in early childhood approximately between the age of two to three years, affects in person’s ability to communicate, facing difficulties in social skills, faces troubles in speech and non-verbal communications, repetitive behaviour as well as unique strengths and differences. It is been advised & addressed to the parents to seek for evaluation as Early Interventions can improve the diagnosis After successful completion of European Autism Congress, autism conference Organizing Committee Members welcomes you to the official website of 2nd European Autism Congress, which will hold the gatherings of the experts in the field of autism, autistic spectrum disorder, autistic disorder, ADHD on February 28-29, 2020 in Budapest, Hungary

Join us for the 20th annual Steps for Autism in Minnesota, a community fundraiser featuring the state’s largest annual autism resource fair and the AuSM Flash Dash, an all ages and abilities quick walk. Steps for Autism will be held at Southdale Center from 8:30-11 a.m. on Sunday, March 1, 2020. 100% of dollars raised through Steps for Autism are tax deductible, stay local, and support programs and services that allow people affected by autism in Minnesota to grow and thrive. It’s easy to support your autism community:

Join the Autism Society of Alabama and the USA Regional Autism Network on Friday, March 20 for the 2020 Autism Matters Conference. This year's focus is ""Autism: Across the Lifespan"". The 5th Annual Autism Matters Conference is hosted as a collaboration between the Autism Society of Alabama and the University of South Alabama Regional Autism Network. The goal of the conference is to bring current information, education and practical strategies related to the field of autism to an audience of approximately 300 professionals, caregivers and self-advocates.

A 5-day workshop created to provide meaningful solutions for you or someone who you are supporting.  This workshop has been specifically created for parents, family members and support persons of individuals over the age of 8 with ASD, as well as individuals on the autism spectrum who are looking for a self-development program. Presented by Dr. Jacinta Ryan and Melanie Curry

Richard Solomon, MD, founder of The PLAY Project, believes every young child with autism should have access to life-changing early intervention, by empowering their parents or caregivers. The PLAY Project strives to create a world where all children with autism receive early intervention services and parents choose the best treatment options for their child. This professional development opportunity will provide you with an overview of the PLAY Project methods and principles along with case studies to gain immediate skills in helping children with autism. The workshop consists of case studies, video analysis of parent and child interaction, and group activities that develop your skills in play-based, developmental and behavioural techniques for engaging children with autism and other developmental delays.