Connect brain science with the work you do in clinics, schools and communities. Begin with the annual journey, then choose your focus.
Begin in September. Follow a shared foundation, find your professional focus and keep learning together.
September
A free public forum, open to professionals, families and curious minds.
October
Planned member orientations and opportunities to meet across disciplines.
November–May
Seven learning modules, four professional tracks and Chinese learning support.
June–July
An optional six-week intensive exploring brain science and neurodiversity.
August
Planned alumni reflection and the next chapter of professional learning.
2026–2027 planned pathway. Membership and paid program enrollment are separate; individual schedules and fees appear on each program page.
September 2026 – August 2027
Online learning with Chinese learning support
Build a shared foundation in neurodiversity, then apply it to your professional setting through cases, specialist tracks and a capstone.
7 core modules · 4 professional tracks
IN BOSTON
March 22–29, 2027
In-person professional training
Connect clinical frameworks with case discussions, demonstrations and interdisciplinary learning in Boston. An intensive training program, with a separate symposium on March 30.
Intensive professional training
Registering interest does not reserve a place or confirm enrollment. Professional programs are separate from BGMC membership; no program payment is collected through an interest form.
Choose events alongside your program according to your interests. Each has separate registration; pathway enrollment does not include an event place.
The September 26 forum introduces lifespan perspectives for families and professionals. Continue into the annual pathway for structured study of assessment, interdisciplinary care and support in daily life.
Explore the related eventThe March 30 symposium connects developmental neuroscience, biomarkers, clinical trials and education. It complements the annual pathway’s March reading and case discussions. The March 22–29 Boston integrated-care training is a separate learning program with its own enrollment.
Explore the related eventSix online Saturdays explore neurodevelopment, assessment, genetics, neuropsychiatry, emerging technologies and lifespan support. This separately enrolled intensive extends the annual pathway and is relevant across its clinical, psychology, education and rehabilitation tracks.
Explore the related eventThe October 13–14 visit focuses on biomedical research, imaging, biotechnology and translational medicine. It is a short institutional exchange, separate from the neurodiversity learning pathway. This visit is full; the waitlist records interest in a place if one becomes available.
Explore the related eventAcross languages and settings
The annual pathway pairs international perspectives with Chinese learning support to help participants connect terminology, cases and local practice.
Orientation and terminology help establish the learning context.
Chinese case discussions, interpretation and questions connect concepts with professional experience.
Reflect on practical application and the needs of different cultural and service settings.
Parents, caregivers, educators and professionals can explore neurodiversity together at the September 26, 2026 online public forum.
View the forumBGMC’s international collaboration connects hospitals, schools, universities and professional organizations through shared educational goals.
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