National Programs December
New Course Launched!
Accessible Vaccination
The Autism Society continues to work to improve the vaccination experience for those with Autism as a first step towards health equity. Our new online Accessible Vaccination course package is designed for healthcare professionals to build a better understanding of Autistic experiences and needs in healthcare settings. Register now to learn practical strategies for increasing accessibility to vaccination for the Autism community. Let’s build an equitable healthcare experience together!
CME Credits Available!
Foundations of Autism Course Package
The Foundations of Autism Course Package is now available for continuing medical education (CME) for physicians. Quality healthcare for Autistic patients starts with a better understanding of Autism. Join this online, self-paced course to gain a foundational knowledge of Autism and Autistic experiences and earn 1.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.
Free Upcoming Symposium
Join Danielle Hall Director of the Health Equity Initiative
Join this free event to hear from a panel of experts, including Danielle Hall, Director of the Health Equity Initiative. Panelists will discuss challenges confronting the health and human services sector, and the innovative programmatic and policy solutions which can improve the lives not only of people with complex social and healthcare needs, but also the workforce which supports them:
Symposium: Transforming Health and Human Services Systems to Improve Care for Complex Populations
Hosted By: Woods System of Care
Date: December 12th, 2024
Time: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM ET
Creating an Autism-Friendly Holiday
Strategies for a Joyful Season
The holiday season can be overwhelming for many. Disrupted routines, travel, increased social gatherings and expectations, can contribute to stress and dysregulation. Read our latest blog post to get ideas on how to reduce stressors to contribute to a more joyful season for the entire family.
Holiday Safety Planning
The stress, busyness, and anticipation of the holidays can take a toll on everyone. During times of increased stress and chaos, loved ones with Autism may be more likely to wander. It’s a good time to revisit your safety plans and adjust for traveling, family visits, or other holiday events. Download our wandering resource guide to learn more about wandering prevention strategies.
