Welcome to Psykologisk Ressource Center’s Signature Conference 2026<\/p>\n
We live in a time when autism is increasingly present in conversations \u2013 but where the quality of the circulating knowledge still varies. In some places, autism is still described from the outside, as behavior to be explained, corrected, or “managed.” And far too often, we lack what makes the biggest difference: autistic inside-perspectives and practical professionalism that can be translated into security in everyday life.<\/p>\n
Last week, PRC’s Signature Conference gathered 150 participants. It was two days of strong presentations, vibrant voices, and a common language \u2013 not to make everything “easy,” but to make it more true, more precise, and more human.<\/p>\n
Therefore, we now invite you to the Signature Conference 2026:
\nNovember 23\u201324, 2026 | Odin Havnepark, Odense<\/p>\n
We work boldly and broadly with the themes that truly matter:
\n\u2022 Gender without obligation to explain \u2013 autism and gender identity (Beskyttet navn)
\n\u2022 Dungeons & Dragons told from the inside \u2013 when structure creates freedom (Vigga)
\n\u2022 Dual diagnoses and abuse \u2013 what actually helps when systems fail (Sasia)
\n\u2022 Art and autism \u2013 when the inner self takes shape (Nicoline Stieper)
\n\u2022 Sex, senses, and consent (Fie Kolding)
\n\u2022 Calm for a sensitive brain: hypnotherapy and autism (Nikolaj Bloch)
\n\u2022 When life hurts too much: suicidal thoughts (Kate Aamund)
\n\u2022 Micro-calm in a macro-world: nervous system regulation (Kirsten Callesen)<\/p>\n
If you want to help elevate knowledge, language, and practice \u2013 you are very welcome. Registration is open now, so you can secure a spot for next year – for yourself, your family, or your entire workplace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Welcome to Psykologisk Ressource Center’s Signature Conference 2026<\/p>\n
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