After two years of offering our state autism conference virtually, we are thrilled to make plans to come together in-person as a community again! Get all of the latest information on autism, all in one place. Visit the AuSM Shop, gather information from key autism exhibitors, and spend your conference days networking and learning from expert speakers.
Interactive and arts-based strategies to exercise the skill A.R.E.A.S. of Accountability, Resiliency, Empathy, Advocacy, and Self-Control. Explore your own personal voice and methods in which to express yourself as an individual amongst your peers. Theater will be the primary art form used; however, there will be additional explorations in visual arts, music, dance, and creative writing.
Knowing how to communicate boundaries and consent can be a struggle at times. Learn what healthy consent and boundaries look like and how to tell if consent is happening to ensure boundaries are being respected. Answer and ask questions, read through scenarios, and gain new skills to help you communicate in a healthy way.
Interactive and arts-based strategies to exercise the skill A.R.E.A.S. of Accountability, Resiliency, Empathy, Advocacy, and Self-Control. Explore your own personal voice and methods in which to express yourself as an individual amongst your peers. Theater will be the primary art form used; however, there will be additional explorations in visual arts, music, dance, and creative writing.
Learn common characteristics of individuals with autism and sensory processing disorders. Obtain valuable insight on evidenced-based best practices to support people with autism and sensory processing sensitivities.
Twin Cities Autism Foundation is proud to hold its 1st Annual charity golf event - The Love For Autism Classic!
Interactive and arts-based strategies to exercise the skill A.R.E.A.S. of Accountability, Resiliency, Empathy, Advocacy, and Self-Control. Explore your own personal voice and methods in which to express yourself as an individual amongst your peers. Theater will be the primary art form used; however, there will be additional explorations in visual arts, music, dance, and creative writing.
Join us for the 22nd annual Steps for Autism in Minnesota from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on Sunday, May 22 at the Como Lakeside Pavilion. AuSM will offer participants a walk route, fun activities, an autism resource fair, and opportunities for community connections.
Gain information and strategies involving medical cannabis, Minnesota’s medical cannabis program, and how cannabis can be an effective treatment option for a variety of conditions, including autism.
AuSM will be offering a wide variety of social skills class experiences this spring and summer as well as summer camp opportunities. As you make plans for fun in the sun, consider AuSM!