Education
ECHO Autism
ECHO is an interdisciplinary learning network that offers training on evidence based practices and teaching through case based discussion.
ECHO Autism
ECHO is an “All Teach- All Learn” model for collaborative learning. Participants learn from each other, the MIND ECHO Core Team learns from participants, and participants learn from the MIND ECHO Core Team. Participants are expected to actively participate in sessions. All ECHO sessions are held on Zoom.
Who participates in ECHO?
ECHO Core Team members include an psychologist, behavior analyst, educator, social worker, and more. ECHO Participants will include advocates, allied health providers, behavioral health providers, case managers, educators, family members, nurses, physicians, social workers and more.
What can I expect during an ECHO session?
ECHO sessions are structured to include a spotlight talk from a guest speaker, a case presentation, and facilitation discussions. As an ECHO participant, you will have the opportunity to present a case, network with other participants, and expand your knowledge of care related to neurodevelopmental disabilities.
What will I learn from ECHO Autism?
ECHO Autism topics will rotate throughout the year and new curriculum is being developed. Some examples of topics include: ECHO Autism: Primary Care Providers, ECHO Autism: Mental Health; ECHO Autism: Early Intervention.
What do I need to participate in this program?
- Internet access
- A front-facing camera on smartphone, tablet, or computer
Save the Date!
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ECHO Autism: Supporting Neurodivergent Students with Evidence-Based Practices
This series is ideal for professionals working with autistic learners in PreK - 12th grade educational settings and Regional Center staff.
- Thursday, Sept. 17 - Oct. 22, 2026
- 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.
Key Highlights
- Learn more about core evidence-based practices including promoting, visual supports, antecedent based intervention, and reinforcement strategies.
- ECHO is an interactive learning model where participants learn through discussion about real life examples.
- Active participation in Zoom sessions is strongly encouraged. Each ECHO session will include a presentation from an ECHO team member and a case presentation from a participant.
Continuing education may be available for BCBAs, Clinical Psychologist, and Board of Behavioral Sciences licenses for a $70 fee. A certificate of completion is available upon request at no cost.
Contact Us
For questions or additional information about ECHO Autism, please contact us by email. To learn more about our program, view our ECHO video.
E-mail: echoautism@health.ucdavis.edu