Person Centered Planning for Individuals Who Have Autism

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How can person-centered planning lead to better employment outcomes for people with autism? This session explores how strengths, interests, preferences, support needs, and conditions for success can inform job development, workplace fit, and sustainable employment. Participants will learn practical ways to understand both the person and the workplace rather than focusing on placement alone.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Use person-centered planning to identify employment-relevant strengths, interests, preferences, support needs, and conditions for success.
  • Translate person-centered information into practical job-development strategies.
  • Examine workplace environments and expectations alongside individual support needs.
  • Consider meaningful participation and sustainability in addition to job placement.
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Daniel Eidelson (he/him)

Daniel Eidelson is a neurodivergent self-advocate, researcher, and practitioner whose work focuses on neurodivergent employment, person-environment fit, accessible workplaces, and meaningful, sustainable participation.

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Lisa Latchford (she/her)

Lisa Latchford is President of Fox Associates and works in person-centered planning and employment, helping people and teams translate person-centered information into meaningful opportunities and support.

Session Details

October 28, 2026

11:00 am - 12:00 pm PST

Register
FEE:
Free
CAPACITY:
Unlimited
TRAINING FORMAT:
Virtual
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