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Community of Practice: Eating Disorders and Autism
The Autism Collaborative is proud to present:
Community of Practice: Eating Disorders and Autism
Join us for a two-way, collaborative case discussion on a 15-year-old teen with an eating disorder resulting in frequent hospitalisations. We will examine how comorbid traits influenced her presentation and complicated the management of her condition.
Date: 14th November 2025
Time: 5pm - 6pm
Location: Online (Zoom link will be sent out closer to event date)
Cost: Free but registration is required
Programme details: Please note that this programme is for professionals only.
Please refer to the poster for more details.
Building Communication Skills in Autism Talk
The Autism Collaborative is proud to present:
"From Words to Meaningful Connections: Building Communication Skills in Autism" A Talk by Ms Amanda Loke
Date: 21 November 2025
Time: 5pm - 6pm
Location: Online (Zoom link will be sent out closer to event date)
Cost: Free but registration is required.
Programme Details:
For professionals and parents/caregivers of individuals with autism.
Please refer to the poster for more details.
KK Women's and Children's Hospital Developmental Paediatrics Conference
On behalf of KKH, the Autism Collaborative is pleased to share the folllowing:
The Department of Child Development (DCD), KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) is organising the Developmental Paediatrics Conference from 14 to 16 July 2026. The theme of the conference is “From awareness to action: Fostering resilience and positive mental health in children and families”, emphasising the critical role of families and caregivers in supporting children with developmental needs
The conference will bring together like-minded leading local and international professionals, fostering collaboration and exchange among medical professionals, allied health practitioners, early intervention specialists, and educators. It will highlight the importance of strong partnerships between practitioners and families in creating supportive environments that promote resilience and mental well-being.
We warmly invite you to save the date. Registrations and call for abstracts will open in mid-Jan 2026. To stay updated, please sign up for the mailing list, and we look forward to learning and exchanging ideas together at the conference.
*Please note that this programme is for professionals only.
Please feel free to contact us at imh.autism.research@nhghealth.com.sg for more information.