Today marks Day 2 of The Current Trends In Autism 2008 conference, which taked place on April 11 and 12, 2008 at The Boston Marriott Burlington in Burlington, MA.

Walk-in registration is being accepted at the conference ($25 late registration fee).

Visit http:// www.ladders.org/pdf/CTIA_2008.pdf for conference information, schedule and registration form.

Speakers include:

Topics include

  • Preparing For Success In Adult Life For People With Autism:
  • Looking Inside the Brain of Individuals with ASD
  • Where is the Medical in Biomedical Interventions for Autism?
  • Genetic and Metabolic Causes of Autism: Insights from Clinical Practice and Research Studies
  • Autism as a Movement Disorder: Implications for Understanding Hyperlexia and Literacy
  • Identifying and Shifting Sensory Based Behaviors: Strategies to Improve Participation
  • Behavioral DEVELOPMENT (Not Management) from Childhood to Adolescence in Stereotypes, Language, and Social Cognition
  • Environmental Risks Factors in ASD: What We Know/What We Need to Know
  • How Brain Imaging Can Help Us Understand Critical Periods Of Brain Development
  • Autism as a Disorder of Neural Connectivity & Information Processing
  • Translational Research Opportunities: Personal Lessons Learned
  • Vocational Success
  • The Development of Face Processing in Autism
  • A Clinical Model for Observational Learning
  • Where Do We Go From Here? Putting Together the Pieces; Setting Priorities, and Finding Balance for Your Family
  • He's an Adult-Now What?
  • Promoting Language and Social Skills in Young Children: A Group Model for Intervention
  • Rapid Prompting Method (RPM)
  • Treating Aggressive and Disruptive Behaviors in Autism Spectrum Disorders