

How prediction errors, both virtual and in real life, affect the well-being of autistic people. Why it matters:Reducing prediction errors is key to fostering mental well-being for autistic individuals. This session offers practical strategies to create more predictable, supportive environments and understand the impact of both physical and digital worlds on daily experiences.
**6 myCPD Points accorded by Ministry of Health, Malaysia’s Allied Science Division
| RM 1650 | International Participants |
| RM 1350 | Malaysian Participants |
Peter Vermeulen, PhD in Psychology and Clinical Educational Sciences, has more than 35 years of experience in the field of autism. He is the founder and director of “Autism in Context”, where autism is understood in context. He is also a Chief Editor of "Sterk! In autisme" (Strong in autism), bi-monthly magazine. Peter is an internationally respected lecturer/trainer and he presents all over the world. Dr. Peter wrote over 150 articles on autism and is author of more than 15 books with translations into more than 10 languages, a.o. "This is the title: on autistic thinking” (2001), “I am Special: handbook for psycho-education” (2000, revised edition 2013), and “Autism as context blindness” (2012), a book than won several awards in the USA. He received in 2019 the Passwerk Life Time Achievement Award for his more than 30 years contribution to the autism community in Belgium. From 1987 till 1998 working for the Flemish Autism Association, first as home trainer for families with a child with autism, later as director of the home training centre and finally as trainer / lecturer. From 1998 till 2018 working as senior autism consultant / lecturer /trainer at Autisme Centraal.
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