The Conference on Neurodiversity
and Emotional Well-Being
Summit 2025 On-Demand:
Your Path to Continuing Education
The Conference on Neurodiversity and Emotional Well-Being. Earn up to 16 CE credits at your own pace.
Advance Your Practice With Expert-Led Sessions
The sold-out 29th Annual Help Group Summit brought together leading researchers, clinicians, educators, and advocates to explore the latest innovations in supporting emotional well-being and neurodivergence across the lifespan. Now, for a limited time, you can experience every keynote and breakout session through our On-Demand CE Library, available only through February 17.
Designed for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, LEPs, psychologists, counselors, educators, and allied professionals, Summit On-Demand delivers evidence-based strategies you can apply immediately in your clinical work, school setting, or community practice.
Whether you are seeking continuing education credits, expanding your understanding of autism and ADHD, deepening your approach to mental health care, or exploring new tools for supporting diverse learners, Summit 2025 offers meaningful professional development at your own pace—but not for long.
Earn Up to 16 CE Credits Online Before Feb 17
Summit 2025 On-Demand allows eligible professionals to earn up to 16 Continuing Education credits, but access is only available through February 17. Sessions meet high professional standards for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, LEPs, and other licensed mental health providers seeking flexible CE opportunities.
You will learn from nationally recognized experts covering:
- Neurodiversity and person-centered supports
- Autism across the lifespan
- ADHD and executive functioning
- Emotional regulation and mental health
- Learning and developmental differences
- Social communication and connection
- Parenting, family systems, and clinical interventions
Access the full session library anytime during the availability window and revisit sessions as needed to support your practice or CE requirements.
A Lifespan Approach to Neurodiversity and Well-Being
This year’s Summit theme, Transformative Journeys, reflects our commitment to supporting individuals from early childhood through adulthood. The On-Demand experience captures the full depth of the event, from Dr. Aliza Pressman’s keynote on raising good humans to Dr. Barry Prizant’s perspective on viewing autism through a uniquely human lens.
Each session blends research, practical strategies, and real-world insights grounded in The Help Group’s mission to support neurodiverse individuals and their families with dignity, compassion, and innovation. Access is limited, so be sure to view these sessions before February 17.
About the Event
The Help Group’s Annual Summit is a leading conference for professionals and families involved in autism, ADHD, learning differences, neurodiversity, and mental health. The 2025 Summit brought together hundreds of attendees and more than two dozen expert speakers for a powerful day of learning and connection.
Now available On-Demand through February 17, the Summit offers flexible access for:
- Clinicians (LMFT, LCSW, LPCC, LEP, Psychologists)
- Therapists and Counselors
- Educators and Special Education Professionals
- Parents, Caregivers, and Students
Professional access with CE credits is $95, and a special $75 rate is available for parents, caregivers, students, and others not earning CE hours.
Join us before February 17 and continue your own transformative journey with The Help Group.
About the help group
Founded in 1941, The Help Group (THG) is a Los Angeles–based nonprofit that has supported individuals and families across the lifespan for more than 80 years. We serve both neurodivergent and neurotypical children, teens, and adults with autism, learning differences, ADHD, developmental delays, behavioral challenges, and emotional struggles.
Our mission is to help individuals and families build resilience, create hope, and unlock their limitless potential. Guided by expertise and a deep respect for every person’s journey, we have developed a connected network of programs that meet people where they are—academically, emotionally, socially, and developmentally—providing compassionate, personalized support.
Today, THG is recognized as one of the nation’s most comprehensive organizations dedicated to education, mental health, and developmental services. Our work spans six key areas:
- Specialized Schools
- Therapy and Support Services
- Arts and Recreation Programs
- Vocational Training and Employment Services
- Residential Living
- Knowledge Exchange and Professional/Parent Education
Through this whole-person model of care, we foster growth, belonging, and meaningful, independent lives.