Description

Euro Autism, Neurodevelopment and Mental Health Conference 2027 focuses on advancing evidence-based understanding and care for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral disorders, and trauma-related challenges. The conference highlights early screening, multidisciplinary interventions, integrated care pathways, community mental health services, and lifespan support to improve outcomes and quality of life. Join us at Paris to engage with leading experts, share impactful research, and contribute to shaping inclusive, integrated, and evidence-driven autism and mental healthcare strategies across Europe and worldwide.

Call For Papers

Target Audience:

  • Autism Specialists and Researchers
  • Developmental Pediatricians
  • Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists
  • Psychologists and Mental Health Professionals
  • Neurologists and Neurodevelopmental Specialists
  • Behavioral Therapists and Applied Behavior Analysts
  • Occupational and Rehabilitation Therapists
  • Speech and Language Pathologists
  • Researchers and Early-Career Scientists
  • Special Education Professionals and Academicians
  • Nurses and Allied Healthcare Professionals
  • Medical Students, Residents and Fellows

We welcome members to submit their abstracts on the conference sessions but not limited to. All the eligible members wil be part of Best Presenter, best Poster, Best Young Researcher Awards:

  • Autism & Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders
  • Neuroscience, Clinical Research & Evidence-Based Practice
  • Brain–Gut Axis in Autism
  • Medication and Psychiatric Care in Autism
  • Workplace Mental Health, Neurodiversity & Business Impact
  • Nursing Practice, Leadership & Integrated Mental Healthcare
  • Global Mental Health, Autism Policy & Healthcare Systems
  • Health Tech Startups, Investment & Innovation Ecosystem
  • Psychiatric & Autism Nursing: Patient-Centered Care
  • Digital Mental Health, Telehealth & Scalable Care Delivery
  • AI, Technology & the Future of Mental Health and Autism Care