Women and Girls Conference 2018

Tuesday, 30 October 2018, London

 
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THIS CONFERENCE IS SOLD OUT

About the conference

Be inspired and learn from world-renowned experts

Autism is an overwhelmingly male diagnosis – it has even been described as the extreme male brain. Is this why so few diagnoses relate to women and girls? Or is it that they’re better than their male counterparts at adapting to social situations, or at hiding their differences?
At this conference, we will bring together experts in this field – researchers, practitioners, and autistic women themselves – to explore these issues, share their most recent findings, and give tips on the latest best practice.

Don’t miss out!

Places are limited so book now to secure your place.

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Key topics

Some of the key topics this conference will cover include:

  • diagnosis of autistic girls and women
  • girls’ education – teaching social skills and communication
  • anxiety, and useful coping strategies

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Confirmed speakers

Our top international speakers will give you unique insight and understanding into autism. Among our expert speakers and panelists are:

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Why attend this conference?  

  • Hear the UK’s leading experts provide insights into diagnosis and screening for autistic girls and women.
  • Learn practical strategies for teaching autistic girls social and communication skills.
  • Discover more about what support is available and what more we could do.
  • Be inspired by first-hand accounts of the unique issues that affect autistic women and girls.
  • Meet and network with other professionals and experts in the field.
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Who should attend?  

  • Clinicians across the professional field, including psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, paediatricians, occupational therapists GPs and nurses.
  • Directors/service managers/team leaders of CAMHS teams.
  • Commissioners for services for autistic people.
  • Social workers and support workers.
  • Education professionals from mainstream schools, special schools and local authorities.
  • Voluntary sector groups and not-for-profit organisations.
  • Autistic individuals and their parents, families and carers.
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What an inspiration, personally and professionally! I have so many new ideas ready to use and apply!

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Fees 



Rate

Price

Standard delegate rate

£195 + VAT

NAS members' and staff rate

£175 + VAT

Exhibitor rate

£395 + VAT
Autistic individuals and their parents, families and carers
This rate is for the above noted who will personally be paying for their place and not via an organisation.
 £95 + VAT


 Don't delay - book now to secure your place at this unique and inspiring conference.

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