Autism: understanding to include
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By Clémentine Gallois, Clinical Psychologist at the Languedoc-Roussillon Autism Resource Center (Montpellier University Hospital), contributor to the Aspie Friendly initiative.

What is autism? Difficulties in social interaction or communication, hypersensitivity to sensory stimuli, specific interests in certain activities or topics: autism spectrum disorder leads to a different perception of the world.
How can you approach university life when you have autism? What accommodations can meet the specific needs of a student with autism in the context of their university education?
Clémentine Gallois, clinical psychologist at the Languedoc Roussillon Autism Resource Center under the supervision of Professor Baghdadli, and partner in the Aspie Friendly initiative in collaboration with Dr. David, will discuss autism spectrum disorder in this conference open to the general public.
The conference will be followed by a coffee break.
Conference accessible to people with reduced mobility and simultaneous sign language interpretation.
Can't make it? You can watch the conference later on UM Video and YouTube!
FREE ADMISSION UPON REGISTRATION. Registration closes on Monday, March 31, 2023.
For any questions regarding accessibility at the event, please contact the Handiversité service by email.
Conference organized as part of World Autism Awareness Day and the UM Disability Master Plan. The University of Montpellier is a partner of the Aspie Friendly initiative. For more information, click here.
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