Lourdes University, Avenues for Autism and Destination Toledo announce the return of its Spectrum of Possibilities: Autism Conference on Wednesday, June 11, from 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 6832 Convent Boulevard, Sylvania. This conference is designed to advance the understanding of autism through evidencebased practices, improve support systems and enhance advocacy efforts within the community.
The event will comprise two focused tracks: professional development and family and community support. Attendees will benefit from a series of one-hour workshops presented by leading experts, with continuing education units (CEUs) available for those participating in the professional track. The conference will begin with a featured keynote presentation offering valuable insights and innovative perspectives. In addition to the keynote presentation, they are calling for proposals for additional speakers to present at the conference during the nine breakout sessions. Educators, self-advocates, professionals, caregivers and medical providers are encouraged to apply at 1l.ink/ RVK45SW. Deadline is January 31.
“We are thrilled to once again host the Spectrum of Possibilities: Autism Conference,” says Cait Dickey, office of accessibility coordinator at Lourdes University. “Our goal is to create a collaborative environment that empowers individuals, families and professionals to make meaningful strides in the autism community.”
