Mental Health Conferences
2025 Spring Virtual Conference: “Turning Setbacks Into Stepping Stones for Those with Autism”
The 2025 Spring Virtual Conference, hosted by the Autism Society of Iowa, ChildServe, and Meadowlark Psychiatric Services, is a one-day event focusing on strategies for supporting individuals with autism. It will be held virtually.
Some quick details about this conference.
The 2025 Spring Virtual Conference aims to provide valuable insights and strategies for supporting individuals with autism. Hosted by the Autism Society of Iowa, ChildServe, and Meadowlark Psychiatric Services, the event will cover topics such as independence, mental health, and transitioning to adulthood. Attendees can expect engaging sessions, including keynote presentations and panel discussions, with opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units.
The agenda includes sessions on thriving in independence, guardianship, and supporting autistic youth transitioning out of high school. Notable speakers will share their expertise, and a panel of adults with autism will discuss lived strategies and resources. The conference offers a comprehensive overview of resources and interventions to promote self-advocacy and independent living.
Maybe the most important details of the conference.
This organization is hosting this conference.
Autism Society of Iowa
This is the group that put together this event.
Email: autismsocietyiowa@gmail.com
Phone: 515-327-9075
| Cost |
Type |
Notes |
| $10.00 |
General |
Standard registration fee for the conference. |
See the conference's actual website for more details around these fees, as sometimes they can be more complicated.
It's important to know what is planned.
The conference begins at 9:00 a.m. with announcements, followed by sessions on independence strategies, guardianship, and a panel discussion. The event concludes with a session on supporting autistic youth transitioning out of high school.
These folks will be speaking at the conference.
Benjamin Yerys, PhD
Dr. Yerys is a licensed psychologist and director of the ATLAS Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, focusing on transition to adulthood for autistic youth.
Judy Johnson, JD
Judy is a lawyer specializing in family law, wills, trusts, and estate planning, with a compassionate approach to legal matters.
Sally M. Rieck, LISW
Sally is a social work specialist at the Center for Disabilities and Development, advocating for people with different abilities.
Judy Warth, BBA, CESP
Judy is a program manager focusing on employment, self-advocacy, and community inclusion for people with disabilities.
Here's information on Continuing Education Units (or CEUs).
Continuing Education Units are available for attendees.
The above information is from the conference or event webpage. Please review the organization's website for official information, as that will be more up-to-date.
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