Identifying and Measuring Meaningful Outcomes in People with Neurodevelopmental Disorders across the Lifespan
There is a critical need for feasible, valid, and responsive measures to evaluate meaningful short and long-term outcomes in individuals with autism spectrum and other neurodevelopmental conditions. This need is more pressing than ever given the importance of identifying what interventions are effective and for whom--recognizing that nothing will work for everyone. Nonetheless, effective interventions exist to support development of language, social, and adaptive behavior skills, as well as to ameliorate psychiatric and medical conditions that commonly co-occur with neurodevelopmental conditions.
The purpose of this workshop is to provide up to date information for clinicians, researchers, and community partners about longitudinal trajectories and outcomes of individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions. Talks will cover a broad range of issues related to measure development, and conceptualizing, predicting, and quantifying outcomes that matter to people with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. This information is relevant to identifying individualized support needs and treatment priorities for people with varied developmental and behavioral profiles across the lifespan.
This conference will showcase a panel of leading clinicians, researchers, and community partners, to inspire improved clinical practice and innovation in research.
This conference will be held online and no part of it will be recorded or available afterwards.
Attendees should be able to attend both days - we do not offer one-day registration.
Continuing Education:
We anticipate that CE credits will be available for this training through Stanford University. Accreditation details are currently being finalized and will be communicated to registrants as soon as they become available! Please note that the listed registration fee includes the option to obtain CE credits. Thank you for your patience as we complete our transition to Stanford University.
ASD Conference:
Dates:
- Thursday, December 10th, 2026
- Friday, December 11th, 2026
Times: 7:00am to 3:00pm PT both days
Pricing: $550
Important Note:
This is a virtual event offered online in Pacific Time (PT). The Zoom link and access to training materials will be shared with paid registrants two weeks prior to the start of the training.
REFUND REQUESTS
Refund requests must be submitted at least 30 days before the first day of the course/workshop. A 3% administrative fee for domestic transactions and 4.5% for international transactions will be deducted from the total refund amount. To initiate a refund request, please contact our support team at asdtraining@stanford.edu.
SPECIAL RATES & SCHOLARSHIPS
Discount codes can be entered on the next page.
For special affiliate rates and scholarship opportunities, please contact asdtraining@stanford.edu.