Discover Eden Autism’s Princeton Lecture Series: Where Innovation Meets Compassionate Care

For more than five decades, Eden Autism has been a beacon of hope and expertise for autistic children and adults facing the most complex cognitive and behavioral challenges. Through its comprehensive spectrum of services—year-round schooling for ages 3–21, vocational training, employment supports, residential programs, and community resources—all grounded in Applied Behavior Analysis—Eden’s unwavering goal is simple yet profound: to help every individual lead a fulfilling, productive, and engaged life in their community, to the full extent of their abilities.

At the heart of Eden’s year-round educational and outreach efforts is the Princeton Lecture Series. Originally created to spark greater interest in biomedical research into the root causes of autism and to challenge professionals across disciplines to develop better supports, the Series continues to inspire innovation that improves quality of life for autistic people and their families.This September, that tradition continues with an event you won’t want to miss.

Join us for “Advancing Autism Care Through Innovation”

Friday, September 11 | 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

NJHA Conference and Event Center, 760 Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ

(In-person or virtual options available)

This one-day conference brings together some of the brightest minds in autism services to share the latest research and real-world strategies on mental health, self-injurious behavior, staff training, and cross-setting collaboration. Whether you’re a clinician, educator, researcher, or family member, you’ll walk away with practical insights you can put into action right away.

Featured Speakers & Sessions

Vanessa Bal, Ph.D.

Professor and Chair of the Department of Applied Psychology, Rutgers Graduate School of Applied & Professional Psychology

“It Takes a Village: A Tiered Approach to Promoting Mental Health and Wellness for Autistic Individuals”

Eli Newcomb

Vice President of Clinical Standards and Research, The Faison Center

“Lessons from the Field: A Decade of OBM Research on Staff Training and Performance Management”

Griffin W. Rooker, Ph.D., BCBA, LBA

Director of the Applied Behavior Analysis Graduate Programs, Mount St. Mary’s University

“Why Does Self-Injury Happen? A Bio-Behavioral Approach to Assessment and Treatment”

Bruce Tinor, Ph.D., BCBA

Seasoned school administrative leader in Pennsylvania public schools

“The Role of the BCBA in Strengthening Collaborative Partnerships Across Service Settings”

Easy Ways to Attend

• In-person: $125 (includes breakfast and lunch)

• Virtual: $75

• Students: Completely free

Earn 4.5 BACB GEN CEUs and 6 COA hours while connecting with colleagues who share your passion for advancing autism care.

Ready to be part of the conversation?

Register today at edenautism.org/princeton-lecture-series.

We can’t wait to welcome you—whether you’re joining us in Princeton or from the comfort of your own space—for a day of inspiration, learning, and meaningful progress. Let’s keep moving autism care forward, together.