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Autism Research & Training Symposium (ARTS) 2025 Inspires Progress in ASD Research and Advocacy

This symposium is about bridging the gap between research and real-world application, ensuring that individuals with autism and their families benefit from the latest information.”
— Dr. Andrew S. Rubin

HOLLYWOOD, FL, UNITED STATES, April 23, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The 2nd Annual Autism Research & Training Symposium (ARTS), hosted by the International Society for Autism (ISAresearch.org) on February 18, 2025, at the Hollywood Women’s Club, concluded with resounding success, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, educators, and advocates in the field of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

The event provided a collaborative platform for attendees to explore cutting-edge research, innovative treatments, and real-world strategies for improving the lives of individuals with autism. Throughout the day, expert-led keynote sessions, panel discussions, and interactive workshops engaged participants in meaningful conversations about the future of autism care and support.

“We were excited by the turnout and the level of engagement at ARTS 2025,” said Andrew S. Rubin, Ph.D., founder of the International Society for Autism. “This symposium is about bridging the gap between research and real-world application, ensuring that individuals with autism and their families benefit from the latest information.

Key highlights from the event included:

Innovative Research Presentations – Experts shared the latest findings on early diagnosis, genetic factors, and emerging therapies in ASD treatment.

Practical Workshops – Hands-on sessions provided attendees with new intervention strategies to support individuals with autism in educational, clinical, and home settings.

Networking Opportunities – Professionals and advocates connected to exchange ideas, form partnerships, and discuss future research initiatives.

Attendees praised the symposium for its comprehensive approach to autism research and treatment. They found the event was incredibly valuable, not just for professionals, but for families and advocates, as well. They gained insights that will have a lasting impact on how society approaches autism support moving forward.

One ARTS attendee said, "Great event! The speakers were very knowledgeable and informative." Another attendee mentioned, "It was great to be a part of an up-and-coming symposium. The collaboration in the parent and speaker panels was amazing. I felt like I was a part of the learning experience. I learned a lot that I will be taking home with me to my practice."

The International Society for Autism remains committed to fostering progress in autism research and training. ARTS will return January 20-22, 2026, in Hollywood, Florida for its 3rd annual event, with the organization aiming to further expand its reach and impact.

For more information on the International Society for Autism, please visit www.ISAresearch.org, and for more information on the ISA's past or future events, please visit www.internationalsocietyforautism.org/events/

To learn more about our main sponsor, New Directions for Young Adults (NDFYA), please visit www.NDFYA.com.

Scott Hess
International Society for Autism
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