(Limited to 150 Participants)
Come learn and network with leading researchers, clinicians and advocates. This symposium offers presentations, hands-on training, and collaborative networking.
Explore emerging trends, new discoveries and evolving perspectives in autism research. Our carefully curated presentations highlight noteworthy developments and evidence-informed insights that are helping to advance understanding and support for individuals on the autism spectrum.
We look forward to hosting the 4th Annual Autism Research & Training Symposium (ARTS) on January 19–21, 2027, in Deerfield Beach, Florida!
ARTS 2027 Symposium will be held at the Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort
The main symposium sessions will be held at Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort — a modern, open venue designed for learning, collaboration, and connection in the heart of Deerfield Beach.
Located within walking distance from Deerfield Beach, shops, restaurants, and live music, the symposium sessions will be held in a modern, open venue designed for learning, collaboration and connection.
2801 Deer Creek Country Club Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
202 NE 21st Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
Real feedback from attendees of last year’s symposium, paired with the presentation each speaker delivered.
Andrew Taylor, Aunica
“Very interactive presentation with solid material. Great engagement with the audience.”
Dr. Ingrid Boveda, The Hive Psychological Services
Rashell Stubbs, Discovery Ranch South
“Fantastic. Educational and guided us to clear practical usage of principles.”
Todd Weatherly, Stucker, Smith & Weatherly Therapeutic Consulting Services
“Very helpful as I work in the treatment realm and there was a strong emphasis on the questions to ask when finding a placement.”
Dr. Marco Rossi, xDPF Consulting
“Dr. Rossi helped me to see the ease of using AI. I appreciate him recognizing the fear someone like I have around this tool and can now understand that I will have control of the establishment then refinement of the tool.”
Dr. Greg Chasson, University of Chicago
“Informative on the impact of technology and the effectiveness of implementing tech for autism treatment.”
Dr. Andrew Rubin, New Directions for Young Adults
“Very informative and gained addition insights into autism and the evolution of diagnosis.”
Dr. John Conde, Conde Center
“Illustrating connections between brain development/functions and themes in spectrum concerns was fascinating.”
Dr. David Forstadt, Lifeskills Behavioral Health
“A helpful in-depth dive into the complexity that substance use can add problems with folks who have to neuro-divergent functioning.”
Dr. Aron Tendler, Graymatters Health
“Lots of information particularly appreciated the intro to Prism and the reminder about amygdala activation/irritation. Helpful to hear about the use of neurobiofeedback and the need to continue use the techniques on one’s own to maintain progress.”
Current pricing for the 4th Annual ARTS Symposium
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