About Autism in Toddlers is a free web-based course for professionals, families and others interested in learning about autism in young children. This course, developed by Florida State University, is part of a network of courses and resources in the Autism Navigator. Early detection, family perspectives, and the importance of early intervention and routines-based supports are highlighted. Print materials are available to support application of learning. You can review the entire course without enrolling here. However, to receive a Certificate of Completion for 3 clock hours, you must finish the About Autism in Toddlers course and successfully complete the required quiz and reflection activity for this course. Please keep in mind that you will be directed to the Autism Navigator webpage to access the course.

In this webinar, participants will learn about the early signs of autism through discussion and video examples. Discussion will further center on the role of collaboration to enhance support for the child and family. State and national resources will be shared that can be used for families and professionals in accessing additional information and supports related to autism.

Note: This session is a repeat of the webinars held in FY 2025-26.

Presenter: EITA Consultants

Target Audience: This webinar is designed for Infant Toddler and Preschool Early Intervention Service Coordinators, Evaluators, Service Providers, Educators, Therapists and Home Visiting/Family Support staff.

Event Type: Webinar

This session will present the 5 domains and vital functions of early social communication. Information will be shared to support participant understanding and recognition of social communication as an essential part of child development and its connection to early brain development. Resources and tools for monitoring this component of early language development will be shared and explored.