III Euro Autism, Neurodevelopment and Mental Health Conference

Euro Autism, Neurodevelopment and Mental Health Conference (EuroAutism 2027) is a premier international forum focused on advancing evidence-based care for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and strengthening integrated mental healthcare across clinical, community, and population settings. The conference brings together psychiatrists, psychologists, developmental pediatricians, neuroscientists, behavioral therapists, public health professionals, policymakers, researchers, and healthcare leaders to address the growing global burden of neurodevelopmental and co-occurring mental health conditions.

EuroAutism 2027 provides a platform to present and exchange cutting-edge research, clinical innovations, and multidisciplinary care models across key areas such as autism diagnosis, early intervention, developmental delay, sensory processing, social communication, anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma-related disorders, and behavioral health comorbidities. The scientific program emphasizes early screening, neurodevelopmental assessment, family-centered care, community-based services, mental health equity, lifespan autism care, and health system integration.

Awards & Recognition: To honor excellence, innovation, and meaningful contributions in the field, the Euro Autism, Mental Healthcare and Nursing Conference will present distinguished awards, including the Best Presenter Award, Women in Research Excellence Award, Best Poster Award, and Best Young Researcher Award. These recognitions celebrate outstanding scientific achievements, promote impactful research in autism and mental health, and inspire emerging professionals to advance clinical practice, advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

A strong focus is placed on students, early-career researchers, clinicians, and young investigators, offering opportunities for knowledge exchange, mentorship, professional development, and international networking. This inclusive environment supports emerging voices and fosters meaningful global research collaborations.

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.