Florida's First Choice for Autism Supports

2027 Conference

33 CARD CONFERENCE (2000 x 150 px)

Florida's Centers for Autism & Related Disabilities
34th Annual Florida Statewide Autism Conference
Orlando, Florida
January 15-17, 2027

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION WILL BE OPENING ON AUGUST 15!

We are putting the finishing touches our our registration and website to showcase the incredible list of presenters and topics that will be featured at this years conference!The Centers for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) and Providing Autism Links & Supports, Inc. (PALS, Inc.) i34th Annual Statewide CARD Conference, to be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 15-17, 2027, at the Florida Hotel & Conference Center at 1500 Sand Lake Road in Orlando, FL 32809. 

This conference will feature over 50 sessions that address the lifespan issues confronting individuals with autism, their families and support systems, and the agencies and service providers that work with them. 

Learn from experts in the fields of education, mental health, medicine, health professions, and research, as well as the lived experience of individuals on the spectrum. We truly feel the conference has something for everyone who wants to make life better for autistic individuals.

Mark your calendars now and check back on Aug 15th for the full condrerence line up.We can’t wait to see you again in January!

Here's a sneak peek at just a few of our presentations

  • Building Trust in Our Autistic Students: From Research to Practice
  • From Dysregulation to Ready to Learn: the importance of Regulation in the Classroom
  • What Does “School Readiness” Really Mean? Bridging the Gap Between Clinics and Classrooms
  • Rhythm, Regulation, and Real-Life Outcomes: A Neurologic Music Therapy Approach in Autism
  • From Foundations to Independence: Executive Functioning from Pre-K through Transition
  • Social Media, Self-Diagnosis, and Criterion Validity of Autism Measures
  • Autistic Burnout: Building Bridges to Safety through Interoception
  • Game Recognizes Game: Supporting Healthy Gaming
  • Empowering Families: How to Make Confident, Informed Decisions About Therapy Approaches
  • Clinical neuroscience in ASD: dysfunctional brain, or dysfunctional research?
  • Autism Before Autism: Historical Constructions of Neurodivergence
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