Join the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin & the Autism Society of Minnestoa for a neurodivergent-friendly look at executive function with tools, tips, and strategies to work with your brain. Whether you’re looking to boost your own executive function or support someone else, this workshop offers tools that can be implemented right away, empowering you to navigate your own life and your own needs with the approaches that work for you.

Save the date! Our 35th Annual Conference will take place April 3-5, 2024 at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center in WI Dells. We invite all members of the Autism community to join us as we gather in person to connect to resources, knowledge, and most importantly, each other. Participants will walk away with innovative ideas for supporting day-to-day life and making the world a better place for autistic children and adults!

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Our Call for Proposals is now open – click here to learn more! 

This training is designed specifically for clinicians to build their knowledge, skills, and confidence in providing therapy to autistic clients within the mental health setting.

This training includes a total of 5 parts, beginning with an introduction to Autistic Mental Health & Well-Being. Each part includes about 6 hours of pre-recorded virtual content, with total instructional hours at about 30 hours. Registrants also have the option of joining monthly, live, one-hour clinicial application sessions with the presenters.

Mental health and wellness is important for all people. To support mental health and wellness for people with an autism diagnosis, it is important to understand their particular style of thinking and the way their brain handles information along with the impact of both environmental and other types of trauma. Additionally, when it comes to mental health and well-being, there are specific stressors unique to autistic individuals. This three part series will take a look at these topics, giving you a foundation of shared knowledge important for all – individual with ASD, parent, teacher, support worker, therapist or anyone interested in this topic.