Detailed Program

This detailed programme includes scheduled room-based sessions and poster session assignments.

Wednesday, 29 July 2026

11:00–12:00

Room 01

  • Building networks for inclusive child protection (Ursula Böing, 128)
  • (Child) Protection Policies in research – An important prerequisite for inclusive methodologies (Sabine Schaeper, 325)
  • Inclusive capacity building for people with intellectual disabilities preparing for volunteering in palliative care (Sabine Schaeper, 350)
  • Breaking the Cycle of Perennial Pilots: How AllPlay is Achieving Sustainable Inclusion Across Three Countries Through Triple Logic (Nicole Rinehart, 291)

Room 02

  • Autistic People and their Families: Calls to the Police (Glynis Murphy, 527)
  • ADHD and Intellectual Disability: Psychiatric Comorbidity, Treatment, and Outcomes from UK Dataset Analyses (Bhathika Perera, 152)
  • From SEED to Social Robots: Technology-Supported Emotional Development Diagnostics (Mareike Müller-Cleve, 486)
  • Working memory and aided AAC display design options for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities (Nina Römer, 39)

Room 03: Technology Workshop

  • Facilita: An AI-Assisted Tool to Support Simple Text Production (Alfonso Fergusson, 286)

Room 04

  • Using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Programme Planning Capabilities for Adults with Moderate to Severe Intellectual Disabilities in Singapore (Avisenna Gusta, 114)
  • Digital Lifeline: A follow up study exploring the impact of the distribution of new digital devices during the Covid-19 pandemic on the lives of people with intellectual disabilities (Sue Caton, 165)
  • Inclusivity Assessment of Governmental Mobile Application from the Perspective of Individuals with Developmental Disabilities (Yeeun Jeong, 203)
  • Development of an Employment-Supporting AI Agent for People with Disabilities: Qualitative Research Findings (Shirli Werner, 252)

Room 05

  • Peer Interactions between Students with and without Intellectual Disabilities Using the Avatar Robot OriHime in Japan (Satoko Takano, 392)
  • Securing human rights for people with ID in the emerging world. Are there risks that AI will bake in paternalism? (Vidette Turner, 408)

Room 06: Technology Workshop

  • Real-Time Inclusion: Co-Leading Inclusive Practice Through Lived Experience in Higher Education. (Ian Coleman Horgan, 354)

Room 07: Technology Workshop

  • Understanding emotional development in people with autism: what professionals find difficult and how it can be improved (Els Ronsse, 410)

Room 08: Technology Workshop

  • AI and Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Potential Impacts on Communication and Connection with current Prototypes (Sabine Kupke, 465)

Room 09: Round Table

  • Assisted Autonomy in Medicine: Ambivalences, Ethical Tensions, and Digital Support Options for People with Intellectual Disabilities (Christoph Karlheim, 361)

Room 10: Technology Workshop

  • Difficult decisions – shared solutions: People with and without intellectual disabilities solve ethical questions together (presented in German) (Corinne Wohlgensinger, 310)

15:30–16:30

Poster Session 1

  • Using Accessible Methods to Explore Autistic Perspectives on School Anxiety in Specialist Education (Sandra Martin, 96)
  • Teaching an Athletics Discipline to a Young Adult with Autism and Catatonia: A Behavioral Intervention to Learn Vortex Throwing (Giovanni Luigi Becca, 102)
  • Pilot test of the expanded SDI:SR for autistic youth following a Delphi process (Clara Andrés-Gárriz, 168)
  • Challenges in Assessing Self-Determination in Autism: Empirical Evidence from the Use of the AUTODDIS Scale (Clara Andrés-Garriz, 198)
  • Review of International Research on Autistic Individuals’ Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation (Yelin Kim, 249)
  • Pupil Support Assistants Supporting Children with Autism: A Scoping Review of Roles, Experiences and Professional Development Needs (Aslican Serce, 389)
  • Mutual Support, Cooperation and Collaboration among Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Preliminary Findings from a Study Conducted in Poland (Tomasz Gosztyła, 424)
  • The Effects of a Digital Tool–Based Person-Centered Planning (PCP) Program on Spontaneous Self-Expression, Engagement Behaviors, and Self-Determination of a Student with Autism: A Case Study (Hyewon Jin, 457)
  • Experiences with Shared Decision-Making in Psychotropic Medication Use of People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Multi-Stakeholder View (Gerda de Kuijper, 93)
  • Structured Medication Review and Shared Decision-Making in Patients with Mild Intellectual Disability who Use Psychotropic Medication (Gerda de Kuijper, 94)
  • Empowering Connections: Interpersonal Emotion Regulation as a Key to Managing Challenging Behaviors in Individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) (Elena Rimoldi, 159)
  • Mental Health Interventions for Autistic Individuals in South Korea: A Systematic Review (Yeeun Jeong, 188)
  • Internalising symptoms and self-injurious behaviours in autistic adults with severe intellectual disabilities (Arvid Nikolai Kildahl, 197)
  • Wearable Biocueing for Aggressive Challenging Behavior in People With Mild Intellectual Disabilities: A Nonconcurrent Multiple-Baseline Single-Case Experimental Study (Sanne de Baaij, 219)
  • A concept for treatment and support based on the emotional development approach (Daniel Völker, 295)
  • Asking the Right Questions: Co-designing a guided interview tool to assess symptoms of mental illness in individuals with intellectual disability (Katie Brooker, 331)
  • Real.Time in Practice: Interdisciplinary Outpatient Mental Health Services for Persons With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Stacy-Ann Hylton, 337)
  • Preterm birth, adaptive competencies, and behaviour: Propensity-score analyses in the German SOEP (Alexandru Agache, 374)
  • Men with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and harmful sexual behaviour: a randomised controlled trial of a group CBT intervention (Glynis Murphy, 530)
  • After the COVID-19 pandemic: staff and front-line managers on the long-term impact on people with intellectual disabilities living in Swedish group homes (Veronica Lövgren, 124)
  • Personal Assistance in Europe: A Cross-National Policy Analysis (Laura García-Domínguez, 153)
  • Shaping Inclusive Futures in Real Time (conference theme): "A Pilot Leadership Program Advancing Comparative Policy and Practice for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities" (Narelle Henry, 289)
  • Housing as a Home, Not a House: Service Providers’ Perspectives on Supported Living for Individuals with Severe Developmental Disabilities (SeoJin Lee, 482)
  • The Labor Market Effects of Subminimum Wage Elimination for People with Disabilities (Michelle Yin, 505)
  • A comparison of working memory abilities between children with intellectual disability with non-specific aetiology and children with Down syndrome in schools for intellectual development in Germany (Markus Scholz, 46)
  • An innovative model of health care for people with Down syndrome: Insights from an Australian specialist clinic and its approach to Down Syndrome Regression Disorder (Melanie Johnston, 336)
  • Down syndrome in British perinatal care: Fathers' experiences of support in relation to prenatal testing and diagnosis (Tamar Rutter, 444)
  • Indigenous Students with Intellectual Disabilities and Self-Determination: A Person-Centred Qualitative Study in Eastern Taiwan (PEI JU LIN, 221)
  • Building Better Questions: Towards Valid and Inclusive Assessment Frameworks in Intellectual Disability Research (Catriona Windsor, 380)
  • SELF-DETERMINATION AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY IN LATIN AMERICA: A SCOPING REVIEW OF CONCEPTS, METHODS, AND GAPS (Mariângela Castilho Uchoa de Oliveira, 419)
  • "Nothing about us without us!" – This also applies to palliative care. (Sibylla Strolz, 462)
  • "I Was Sexually Assaulted When I Was Institutionalised": From Segregated Boarding School to Disability Rights Activism (Chia-Hsin Ariel Chiang, 489)
  • Supporting parental well-being in public services in developmental disabilities: social validity and implementation of the E-PAtS program (Mélina Boulé, 233)
  • The French Version of the DABS: an IRT analysis (Claudio Straccia, 226)
  • Adaptive competence in child/youth with intellectual disability (Pia Bienstein, 558)
  • Inclusion and Isolation: Exploring the Disparity in Experiences of Belonging for Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Middle and High Schools (Emilee Fackelmann, 99)
  • The Effects of iPad-Supported Subitizing Instruction on Addition Fluency in Children with Intellectual Disabilities (Ömer Faruk Gönen, 400)
  • Gamified Movement Support for Children with Disabilities: AI-Based Pose Recognition in a Physical Activity Support Game (Tomohito Yamazaki, 436)
  • Inclusion of Preschool Children with SEN in Regular Classrooms: Parents' and Professionals' Opinions in Slovenia (Majda Schmidt, 560)
  • Hearing From YOU: Research Opportunities for People with Learning Disabilities (The HOLD study) (Charlotte Fernando, 43)
  • Advancing Inclusive Research Through Evidence: Evaluation of a Training Program for Co-Researchers with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Laura Esteban, 224)
  • Music-Based Interventions for All? A Secondary Analysis of Inclusion and Participation in Research Involving Individuals with Intellectual Disability (Lucia von Damnitz, 236)
  • Unplugged First: Computational Thinking for inclusive mathematics and technology learning through Inclusive Research with persons with IDD (Francesca Granone, 342)
  • The impact of PPI engagement in research – a case study of a PPI panel of individuals with intellectual disabilities. (Iara Faria Synott, 355)
  • Everyday life in supported housing in the perspective of the residents with intellectual disabilties (Sonja Miettinen, 367)
  • Why registering intellectual disability in general practice matters; experiences and perceptions from Dutch primary care. (Jip Jansen, 373)
  • Recognising Expertise Through Employment: Lived Experience in Academic Projects (Therese Hennessy, 427)
  • A Guideline for Supporting Actors with Disabilities in Japan: Its Role in the Emergence of Inclusive Casting in the Entertainment Industry (Miho Omura, 496)
  • A Space to Grow Together: How the University Helps Young People with Lived Experience and Their Parents Speak Up (Lenka Pejšová Mouleová, 517)
  • Experiences and Support Needs of Service Providers Delivering Integrated Care for Individuals with Profound Developmental Disabilities (Yu Ji Jeon, 435)
  • Encounters in the community: Opportunities, facilitators and barriers in different types of behavior settings (Friedrich Dieckmann, 100)
  • Exploratory study on the adoption and acceptance of smart health trackers to detect epileptic seizures in persons with intellectual disabilities (PwIDs) (Karmun Chong, 51)
  • What research do we need to do next about intellectual disabilities, community organisations, and digital exclusion? (Kris Southby, 162)
  • Learning to become a digital skills tutor: experiences of adults with intellectual disabilities (Lotta Aavikko, 296)
  • Technology workshop: Enabling privacy-friendly research with pseudonymized textual reports from disability care (Pim van Oirschot, 375)
  • Collaborative Development of an Adverse Event Reporting Dashboard (Grace Mellor, 384)
  • Civic Empowerment of Students with Mild Intellectual Disabilities:Using Generative AI to Support Information Access and Decision-Making (Kazuyuki Kuroda, 426)
  • Artificial Intelligence in Education for Students with Intellectual Disabilities in Japan: Current Issues and Challenges (Asuka Yamaguchi, 441)
Thursday, 30 July 2026

10:30–12:00

Room 01

  • Shaping a future free from exploitation: recognising, preventing and responding to the exploitation of people with intellectual disabilities' (Rachael Clawson, 490)
  • Healthy Ageing and Intellectual Disabilities Cohort Study: 18 Years of Insights and Impact (Alyt Oppewal, 131)
  • Joy, love, or restricting practices: Gestalt Language Processing and Natural Language Acquisition approaches and clinical implications guiding evidence-informed practice. (Bronwyn Hemsley, 172)
  • A participatory approach: Expanding movement options for people with profound and multiple disability in everyday life (Vera Tillmann, 308)
  • 'Knowing the Person' in the context of profound intellectual disability: A Concept Analysis (Anne-Marie Martin, 340)
  • Social Integration Over Learning Outcomes? A Qualitative Analysis of Teachers' Conceptions of High-Quality Schooling for Students with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (Simon Baumann, 359)

Room 02

  • Loneliness in the lives of people with so-called intellectual disabilities – A participatory approach (Erik Weber, 130)
  • "Facilitated Communication has been a traumatising journey for me and my family": Learning from Lived Experiences of Harm to Protect the Communication Rights of Minimally- or Non-Speaking Individuals with Intellectual Disability (Bronwyn Hemsley, 390)
  • Experiences of the transition period and process – insights from young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families in the Czech Republic (Julie Beadle-Brown, 439)
  • FACILITATORS OF SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION: EXPERIENCES OF YOUNG PEOPLE, FAMILIES AND TEACHERS (Jan Šiška, 459)
  • Transition outcomes for young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Czech Republic – Life after school (Sarka Kanova, 475)
  • Participatory Arts-based techniques as a tool for conveying life stories and promoting positive expectations and attitudes. (Julie Beadle-Brown, 512)

Room 03: Accessible Panel

  • Adapting to Changing Needs: Caregivers' Challenges, Strategies, and Implications for Supporting Individuals with ID and OCD (Lena Grüter, 212)
  • The Right Direction – Supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to participate in developing their behaviour support plans (KAREN NANKERVIS, 48)
  • Enabling participation – participation-oriented support practices for adults with PIMD in everyday contexts (Teresa Sansour, 105)

Room 04

  • The Mandala project: mapping stress and stress regulation in children with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD) (Emma Vanroye, 346)
  • Co-regulation of stress across multiple caregiving contexts for children with severe or profound intellectual and multiple disabilities. (Sien Vandesande, 362)
  • Systematic review on collaborative partnerships between parents of children with severe to profound intellectual disabilities (SPID), other informal caregivers, and professionals. (Nele Delie, 363)
  • Family narratives, attachment relationships and parenting practices in young children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. (Miriam Cirauqui-Viloria, 423)
  • Using Quality of Life Surveys to Measure the Impact of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Valerie Bradley, 243)
  • Enhancing Family Quality of Life of Aging Caregivers Through Future Planning (Angela Martin, 531)

Room 05

  • Understanding Intimate Partner Violence and Resistance Among Canadian Women with Intellectual Disabilities (Laura Pacheco, 265)
  • Between Care and Coercion: Resisting Gynecological & Obstetric Violence Against Women with Disabilities in Chile (Andrea Yupanqui-Concha, 267)
  • Beyond the Partnership Ideal: A Systematic Review of Key Tensions in Inclusive Research Practice (Katarzyna Ćwirynkało, 272)
  • Assessing the contribution of day programmes to inclusion and citizenship for adults with intellectual disability in Ireland (Darren McCausland, 321)
  • Longitudinal patterns and factors associated with employment for adults with an intellectual disability in Ireland (Darren McCausland, 322)
  • Work Ability Decline through Aging and Disability in workers with intellectual disabilities. The PROLAB tool. (Francisco de Borja Jordán de Urríes, 17)

Room 06

  • Knowledge on cancer screening and monitoring of professionals caring for people with intellectual disabilities. 933 questionnaires in 11 French regions (Daniel Satge, 167)
  • Can people with intellectual disability understand and apply cancer screening? A participative study (Geneviève Petitpierre, 181)
  • Route to cancer diagnosis for people with intellectual disability (Trine Allerslev Horsbøl, 216)
  • Policy Inclusion and Cancer Equity for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Findings from the CUPID COST Action (Martin McMahon, 344)
  • Healthcare for People with intellectual disabilities in Germany. A Scoping Review. (Antonia Scheffel, 298)
  • Hospital care for persons with intellectual disabilities. Participatory Priority Setting for the hospital care of adults with intellectual disabilities (PRISMA) (Antonia Scheffel, 369)

Room 07

  • A lived experience perspective on navigating healthcare systems and how inclusive they are for people with intellectual and developmental disability: The Rosemary Collaboratory Initiative Part 1. (Margaret Turley, 345)
  • Assessing the Inclusiveness of Healthcare Systems for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities through the Rosemary Collaboratory Initiative: Part 2 (Eilish Burke, 348)
  • Clinical Outcomes and Healthcare Disparities in the Paediatric Population with Epilepsy in England: A Population-Based Quantitative Analysis Using Epilepsy12 cohort (Michael Kwan Leung Yu, 151)

Room 07: Round Table

  • Tackling avoidable cancer deaths and associated health inequalities in people with an Intellectual disability. (Andre Strydom, 378)

Room 08

  • Towards a More Inclusive Future: Systemic Barriers and Change in Autism Research (Sarah Donald, 472)
  • Using Experience Based Co-Design to improve the accessibility and inclusivity of research for autistic individuals with complex support needs. (Sarah Donald, 479)
  • Using Normalization Process Theory to identify the barriers and enablers for how older adults with intellectual disability integrate into local community groups (Laurence Taggart, 35)
  • "The role of timely diagnosis and comprehensive post diagnostic care for individuals with Down syndrome: A thematic analysis of the perspectives of people with Down syndrome and their Families" (Madeleine Healy, 55)
  • My Experience of Co-Facilitating The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training to Student Nurses (Michael Scott, 157)
  • Inclusive Nursing Education: Evaluating a Co-Facilitated Training Programme to Improve Care for People with a Learning Disability (Melissa Owens, 187)

Room 09: Round Table

  • Comparing regulation of services for people with intellectual disabilities in Sweden and Australia: similar or more rights than workers? (Christine Bigby, 95)
  • Development of Clinical Practice Guidelines for persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities: Reflections from an international and interdisciplinary consortium (Annette van der Putten, 264)

Room 10: Round Table

  • Co-Producing Autism-Affirming Group Programs With and For Autistic Adults (Louisa Man, 74)
  • Equal Right in Inclusive Research: Self-Advocates Speak to Shape the Future of Inclusive Research (Jeffrey Chan, 89)

13:00–14:00

Poster Session 2

  • The MATILDA Intervention to support older adults with intellectual disability to integrate into local community groups: a feasibility randomised controlled trial and process evaluation using the RE-AIM framework (Laurence Taggart, 34)
  • Strategies to Prevent Work Ability Decline and Support Retirement Transition in Workers with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Beatriz Sánchez, 45)
  • The Critical Review of Aging Related Clinic Research of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities in Taiwan from year 2000 onward. (Kuo-yu Wang, 113)
  • A scoping review of observable changes indicative of dementia in people with intellectual disabilities (Hanna Bozkurt Åhman, 148)
  • Low physical endurance as perceived by carers – a possible early marker for dementia among people with intellectual disability (Hanna Bozkurt Åhman, 210)
  • Transition from work and day activities to old-age retirement: Expectations, challenges, and service system tensions in Finland (Sirpa Granö, 222)
  • Predictors of unplanned somatic specialist healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic among older people with intellectual disabilities: a report from the IDcare study (Magnus Sandberg, 314)
  • Association between Tooth Loss and Mortality in Older Adults with an Intellectual Disability (katrina Byrne, 323)
  • Linking frailty, quality of support and quality of life of elderly people with intellectual disability in Flanders, Belgium: a survey (Bea Maes, 379)
  • A Longitudinal Examination of Bone Health and Screening Patterns among Adults with Intellectual Disability in Ireland (Anne Power, 513)
  • Developing an Exploratory Pilot Study of Complicated Grief Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities (Suzanne Guerin, 543)
  • Connecting on the Spectrum: How do Autistic Adults Conceptualize Social Well-Being? (Rumi Agarwal, 129)
  • Transitioning to adulthood -The perspectives and experiences of young autistic adults with co-occurring learning disabilities. (Kelsey Snashall, 245)
  • Short-term Psycho-Education for Carers To Reduce Over Medication (SPECTROM) of people with intellectual disabilities: Process and Mentoring in Intellectual disability Services (Nathan Wilson, 112)
  • Physical and Mental Health, and Behaviours that Challenge Across the Life Course in Intellectual Disability (Paulina S. Arango, 474)
  • Evaluating a Family Respite Care Initiative: Insights from the Angel Heart Family Social Welfare Foundation, Taiwan (Chin-Wen Lee, 24)
  • Improving Family Support: Bridging Aging and Disabilities Across the Life Course (Hsieh Kelly, 381)
  • Supports for Transition from School to Adult Life – Perspectives of Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities, Family Members and Service Leaders: Integrated Thematic Findings of Three Linked Studies (Eilín de Paor, 398)
  • Post-partum healthcare utilization among women with intellectual disabilities in comparison with the general population: a report from the IDcare study (Anna Axmon, 22)
  • In time for the future, in time for equal breast health care (Päivi Adolfsson, 57)
  • Barriers to cancer treatment in adults with intellectual disability. A quantitative approach (Daniel Satge, 59)
  • Development of an instrument for monitoring food-related health among individuals with intellectual disabilities (Päivi Adolfsson, 86)
  • Advancing Safety and Quality of Hospital Care for Children and Young People with Intellectual and Developmental Disability: A Multi-Component Learning Health Network Approach (Natalie Ong, 107)
  • Cancer incidence among people with an intellectual disability: a population-based cohort study (Trine Toft Sørensen, 115)
  • Facilitators and Barriers to Smoking Cessation in People with Intellectual Disability (Laura E. Gómez, 117)
  • Ethnographic Insights into Decision-Making in Cancer Care for Patients with Intellectual Disabilities (Alberte Jacobsen, 118)
  • Voicing Resistance: Emancipatory Reproductive Narratives of Women with Disabilities (Coralie Mercerat, 134)
  • Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Outcomes of Chronic Diseases in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: A Scoping Review of Primary Care Evidence. (Hasheem Mannan, 135)
  • Enhancing hospital care for children with Intellectual/Developmental disabilities: An exploration of the 'All About Me' system (Rhea Mae Ilarde, 139)
  • Towards an Intervention for Food Selectivity (ARFID) in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities (Anna Knoops, 154)
  • Comorbidity patterns among cancer patients with intellectual disability (Liv Sund Troest, 214)
  • Cancer prevention, how is it perceived by people with intellectual disabilities ? The COP study. (Geneviève Petitpierre, 215)
  • Barriers and facilitators to auditory amplification for adults with intellectual disabilities (Siobhan Brennan, 282)
  • Ableism and Eugenic Discourses in Access to Motherhood among Women with Disabilities (Coralie Mercerat, 285)
  • Models of care and service innovation in health care for people with intellectual disability (Kitty-Rose Foley, 290)
  • The feasibility and concurrent validity of physical examination for the diagnosis of hip and knee osteoarthritis in adults with intellectual disabilities (Marjoleine van Bruggen, 356)
  • SAFE-Meals: Can the Generative AI-assisted Analysis of Coroner Reports Expedite the Implementation of Recommendations for Preventing Choking- and Aspiration-related Deaths of People with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities? (Bronwyn Hemsley, 387)
  • Promotion of physical activity and sport in and with people with intellectual disabilities. Bringing together and discuss best practice in the project called PASpo-ID. (Christoph Kreinbucher-Bekerle, 393)
  • A system dynamics approach to cancer screening for people with intellectual disabilities (Amina Banda, 429)
  • Bridging the Gap: A Nordic Network for Inclusive Nutrition Guidance for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disability (Öie Umb-Carlsson, 460)
  • Evaluating an in-home acute care model for adults with IDD (Emily Lauer, 538)
  • Global Competency Standards for Health Professionals on Disability-Inclusion: Development and first insights (Lea Gölz, 540)
  • BESSER gesund leben (Live Better Healthily) – A path to inclusive health in Hamburg (Kerstin Gemes, 547)
  • Centering Lived Experience: Insights from the CUPID COST Action Training School on Inclusive Cancer Prevention for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Sinead Foran, 53)
  • "Personalised support for young adult males with intellectual disabilities and complex needs living in intensive support settings." (Sarah Blelock, 237)
  • Can there be too much support? Professionals' Attachment-Based Assumptions About 'Substituted Parenting' and Parents with Intellectual Disability (Tommie Forslund, 207)
  • Intersections of Power and Resistance: Interpersonal Violence, Reproductive Coercion, and Structural Violence Against Women with Intellectual Disabilities (Katarzyna Ćwirynkało, 330)
  • EXPLORING THE QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES (Muhammad Jahan Zaib, 523)
  • VIPP-LD – Video-feedback Intervention for parents with intellectual disabilities: Implementation is teamwork! (Marja W. Hodes, 548)
  • Community living and deinstitutionalization: a longitudinal study (Patricia Navas, 79)
  • Measuring What Matters: How Measuring Quality of Life is Transforming a Disability Service (Mara Erhardt-Rumpe, 141)
  • A Decade of Connection: Measuring the Sustained Effectiveness of Social Club Participation on the Quality of Life of Adults with Moderate to Severe Intellectual Disabilities in Singapore (Julia Ng, 195)
  • Person-Centered Planning: Who Gets it and What are the Outcomes? (Joseph Caldwell, 241)
  • Through their Lens: Meaningful changes in Social Relationships for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Evy Meys, 317)
  • Relatives' Experiences of Participation in Coordinated Individual Planning for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities (Liv Nordström, 370)
  • Sensory experiences of adults with an intellectual disability at home. (Jess Cray, 382)
  • What does "family" mean in the definition of Family Quality of Life? (Carmen Francisco, 539)
  • Enhanced Quality of Life and Well-Being for People with Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia (Thomas Waring Stubben, 566)
  • Feasibility of a Digital Health Intervention for adults with intellectual Disabilities to Enhance Physical Activity and Prevent Falls- A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial (Rakesh Upadhyay, 470)

14:00–15:30

Room 01

  • "Rarely Asked, Rarely Heard": Participation of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities at the End of Life (Romane Couvrette, 103)
  • A Decade of Resilience and Weathering among Adults with Intellectual Disability: Implications for Research and Social Policy (Hefziba Lifshitz, 288)
  • Understanding Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living in Older Adults with Intellectual Disability: A Scoping Review. (Iara Faria Synnott, 366)
  • Modifiable risk factors for dementia in people with intellectual disabilities (Maureen B.G. Wissing, 407)
  • Understanding Ageing & Future Aspirations of Individuals with Intellectual Disability, Carers and those Identified as Family: Examining a Model from New Zealand in Ireland (Suzanne Guerin, 549)
  • Family–Professional Partnerships in Behaviour Support for PwIDDs: Quantitative Insights from Singapore's Disability Services (Eulisia Er, 10)

Room 02

  • Understanding the Cross-Lifespan Support Needs of Families of Individuals with Disabilities: Lessons from the Angel Heart Family Social Welfare Foundation, Taiwan (Chin-Wen Lee, 25)
  • Growing up with a deaf parent: "There was no word 'deafness' at home; My parents just don't hear." (Carmit-Noa Shpigelman, 28)
  • Asian Immigrant Families in the US: Navigating Services for Children and Young Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Chun-Yu Chiu, 111)
  • Informal Care and Loneliness: A Scoping Review of Loneliness Measurements and Experiences Among Parents and Young Adult Informal Caregivers (Karsten Knol, 147)
  • Early Positive Approaches to Support (E-PAtS), a group Support programme for families of young children with intellectual and developmental needs: Comparing online versus in-person group outcomes (Nick Gore, 259)
  • How Self-Advocacy Takes Shape: Inclusive Research with Young Adults with IDD in Czechia (Mirjam Kombercová, 487)

Room 03: Accessible Panel

  • Enhancing Health Self-Determination for People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Participatory Research Approach (Vera Tillmann, 316)
  • The promotion of physical activity in individuals with intellectual disabilities with Photovoice method (Christoph Kreinbucher-Bekerle, 449)
  • LEARNING TO MAKE DECISIONS: An Educational Program to Enhance Decision-Making in Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (Judith Adler, 320)

Room 04

  • How do formal and informal networks collaborate in supporting people with intellectual disabilities? Relational approaches in the practice of sharing care (Myrte van Langen, 281)
  • Leaving School and Starting Adult Life – Perspectives of Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities and Family Members: A Delphi Study with Universal Design Features (Eilín de Paor, 396)
  • PLAYshop Adapted: A Physical Literacy Intervention for Parents of Children with Intellectual Disabilities (Hayley Kavanagh, 502)
  • Exploring the lived experience of Black African family caregivers of adults with intellectual disabilities in the United Kingdom (Shylet Musabayana, 562)
  • Parenting Young Children (PYC) for Parents with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Parenting Skill Development from Baseline to Post-Intervention and Six-Month Follow-Up (Thomas Strandberg, 189)
  • Between support and normalization: questioning parenting support for people with intellectual disabilities in France (Coline Rodet, 299)

Room 05

  • Program to Promote Cancer Prevention Health Behaviors for Intellectual Disabilities Children' Mothers: Non-Randomized Controlled Trial (SEBAHAT Gözüm, 309)
  • From Insight to Action: Developing Effective Training for Social Workers Working with Parents with Intellectual Disabilities (Beth Tarleton, 315)
  • Rethinking Labels: Exploring Gender Diversity Among Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (Bertille Marthouret, 27)
  • Applying the Group Home Culture Scale in Czechia: Findings from the First Organisation-Wide Study (Šárka Káňová, 200)
  • Humanistic Practice in Real Time: Applying the Holistic Support Model (HSM) in Everyday support (Ran Neuman, 68)
  • Feeling at Home: Exploring what it means for people with intellectual disabilities in social and community housing (Sarah Pellerin, 75)

Room 06

  • Project HIIT: the development and testing of a school-based physical activity intervention for adolescents with intellectual disabilities, underpinned by behavioural and implementation science. (Gary McDermott, 132)
  • Developing a theory of change to improve the implementation of communication support for adults with severe learning disabilities in social care settings. (Jill Bradshaw, 164)
  • Perspectives of adults with disabilities and their support networks towards community living (Linette W L Chan, 185)
  • Empowering Bubbles: A Peer-Based Independent Living Initiative and Its Implications for Persons with Moderate to Severe Intellectual Disabilities (PWIDs) in Singapore (Qiu Rong Lim, 211)
  • Capturing Family Perspectives: Towards a German Adaptation of the Beach Center Family Quality of Life Scale (Torsten Hammann, 218)
  • Care relationships between support staff and adults with an intellectual disability in residential settings in England: an ethnographic study (Georgios Mamolis, 225)

Room 07

  • Disability-inclusive labor policies and quality of life: a dynamic CGE analysis for Saudi Arabia (Irfan Ahmed, 239)
  • Exploring the Experiences of Social Isolation and Loneliness for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities and Extensive Support Needs (Elizabeth Liffley, 248)
  • Supported Self-Determination through Collaborative Decision Making in People with Severe Intellectual Disabilities: Capturing the Resisting Practice (Erica Baarends, 262)
  • Beyond Knowledge: The Mediating Role of Emotional Acknowledgment in Professional Support for Bereaved Individuals with IDD. (Hila Tamar Edri, 278)
  • Development and validation of an evaluation tool of well-being at work and associated factors for workers with intellectual disability in sheltered employment (Elodie Leclerc, 307)
  • LEADERSHIP AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS: PERCEPTIONS OF ATHLETE LEADERS IN LATIN AMERICA (Mariângela Castilho Uchoa de Oliveira, 327)

Room 08

  • Awareness and Challenges of Legal Inheritance Rights among Women with Intellectual Disabilities in India (Jayanti Pujari, 442)
  • Whose Story Is It? Supporting Self-Authored Narratives in Adult Disability Services (Lori Dotson, 445)
  • Analysis of people with disabilities under the housing justice system: Ankang residents relocated to social housing (Yu Ju Wang, 450)
  • Rehabilitation pathways for adults with intellectual disability: Learnings from the UK (Christine Hutchinson, 452)
  • Quality of life assessment for persons with intellectual disability in Japan:A preliminary three-perspective examination using the Personal Outcomes Scale (Mizuho Tatsuta, 454)
  • Photovoice as a Tool for Inclusive Social Space Analysis in Rural Areas (Anne Banzhaf, 473)

Room 09: Round Table

  • Sharing experiences with inclusive approaches in health research and teaching about ID in academic curricula (jenneken Naaldenberg, 364)
  • Contemporary maps of stigma in intellectual disability: international comparisons across the public, professionals, and individuals' self-perception (Paulina S. Arango, 529)

Room 10: Round Table

  • Intersections of Power and Resistance: Intimate Partner Violence, Gynaecological and Obstetric Violence, and Structural Violence Against Women with Intellectual Disabilities (Coralie Mercerat, 266)
  • Supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disorders: the place of psychiatry, psychopharmacology and restrictive practices to address behaviors that challenge (Markus Kosel, 338)

16:00–17:30

Room 01

  • Therapists' Support for Children with Intellectual Disabilities' Participation in Leisure and Recreational Activities (Annastiina Vesterinen, 528)
  • Evaluating the Effectiveness of Supported Employment Program for Individuals with Intellectual Disability (Misbah Malik, 553)
  • Employment Outcomes and Quality of Life in Adults with Developmental Disabilities (Kelly Hsieh, 554)
  • A qualitative study on the experience of sleep problems amongst people with intellectual disabilities. (Lynette Harper, 37)
  • Exploring Factors Associated with Mammography Screening Among Women with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or Intellectual Disabilities (Anna Quon, 49)

Room 02

  • Working Together to Make Videos to Help People with Intellectual Disabilities Be Healthy: An Inclusive Co-production Approach (Genevieve Breau, 61)
  • Enhancing health support for people with intellectual disabilities: A pilot evaluation of the TRAIN-ID program. (Fleur Boot, 78)
  • Physical activity in people with intellectual disabilities – results of a nationwide survey in Germany (Anne Züll, 120)
  • Improving Transition Planning for Young People with Learning Disabilities: A Quality Improvement Project (Mughilan Muralitharan, 179)
  • "Triple Inequality"? Gaps in Women's Healthcare Utilization Patterns Among Older Women with Disabilities Compared to Women without Disabilities (Dana Roth, 186)
  • Bridging the gaps: trends and disparities in sport participation among people with intellectual disabilities, autism and mental health disorders in Flanders, Belgium (Debbie Van Biesen, 223)

Room 03

  • Empowering Future Physicians: A New Framework for Teaching Inclusive Medicine (Laura Salem, 145)
  • Practice and Evaluation of Inclusive Teaching in Higher Education with Qualified People with Disabilities (Joyce Meyer, 324)
  • Medicine for People with Disabilities: "Creating Awareness – Shifting Perspectives" using an explorative artistic approach (Sabine Steinke, 391)
  • Round Table: From abstract concepts to measurable behaviours, with reference to the development of children and young people with PIMD (Ines Van keer, 411)

Room 04

  • Building the capacity of health services and health workers to improve care for people with intellectual disability: A scoping review (Meggan Devery, 292)
  • Priorities for improving the health journey of young people with intellectual disability: a parent perspective (Rachel Skoss, 294)
  • Evidence-based strategies for improving access to healthcare for children with intellectual disabilities: findings from a consensus conference (Emma Nicholson, 303)
  • Implementation of Reasonable Adjustments in Hospitals for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Parents and Healthcare Professionals Experiences. (Mairead Moloney, 312)
  • Shaping Inclusive Cancer Prevention Futures for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Linking Policy Gaps and Accessible Communication through the Cancer Understanding in People with Intellectual Disabilities (CUPID) COST Action. (Dalia Ibrahim, 326)
  • Chronic disease trajectories and multimorbidity among older adults with intellectual disability: Findings from 15 years of IDS-TILDA (Martin McMahon, 329)

Room 05

  • Trauma-informed guidelines for health services supporting people with intellectual disability (Kitty-Rose Foley, 333)
  • Vaccination uptake amongst people with intellectual disability: a systematic review (Meggan Devery, 334)
  • Beyond restraint: Improving emergency care experiences for children with intellectual disability. A co-designed training, simulation, and systems-change program. (Karl Pobre, 335)
  • Stakeholders' viewpoints on the concept of health for people with an intellectual disability, a qualitative and inclusive study. (Stacey de Jong-Witjes, 339)
  • The prevalence and underdiagnosis of symptomatic hip and knee osteoarthritis in older adults with intellectual disabilities (Marjoleine van Bruggen, 353)
  • Equine Interventions for Intellectual Disability: A Scoping Review of the Literature (Riley Berg, 420)

Room 06

  • Examining Collaborative Potential Between Traditional Healers and Biomedical Professionals in Intellectual Disability: Evidence from the Cape Town, South Africa (Siyabulela Mkabile, 448)
  • Making Reasonable Adjustments to Ensure Inclusion in Bone Health Screening (Eilish Burke, 516)
  • A Lifespan Model for Quality Care in IDD: Person-Centeredness in Action: Advancing preventive health, aging support, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The Ikigai Framework is a pedagogical and implementation model for clinicians and system leaders. The Ikigai model distinguishes autonomy of the person and responsibility of staff, caregivers, agencies, and systems. (Joann Douziech, 524)
  • Development and first results of a pilot study on a lifestyle modification intervention program for people with Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (Lotte Enkelaar, 532)
  • Simulated patient scenario in medical education focusing on inclusive communication with persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (Lea Gölz, 537)
  • Challenges and gaps in community mental healthcare for people with intellectual disability: findings from a UK national survey of health and social care professionals (Daniel Acton, 40)

Room 07

  • Understanding School Absenteeism among Students with Intellectual Disabilities: Insights from a Multiperspective Exploratory Qualitative Study (Steffen Kaiser, 254)
  • A Second Global Dialogue on Shaping the Future of Positive Behavior Support (Jeffrey Chan, 66)
  • Journeying through a Fractured Terrain: A Constructivist Grounded Theory (CGT) study of assessment of challenging behaviour for people with an intellectual disability in community settings. (Linda Hume, 80)
  • Implementing the Prevent-Teach-Reinforce in Special Schools for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities: Effects on students' Behaviour and Social Validity (Zakaria Mestari, 82)
  • The efficacy of pipamperone and aripiprazole on behaviors that challenge in people with intellectual disabilities: A series of N-of-1 cross-over trials using a double-dummy design (Nicole Damen, 98)
  • Attitudes and Credibility Judgements of Psychiatrists and Educators toward people with intellectual disability and mental disorders (Friederike Hell, 146)

Room 08

  • Craving and substance use in clients with mild intellectual disability enrolled in Take it Personal!+: Single case analysis on mechanisms of change (Esther Hesselink, 156)
  • Longitudinal Risk Factors for Anxiety in Children and Adults with Severe to Moderate Intellectual Disability (Jane Waite, 180)
  • Learnings from a descriptive and thematic analysis of incident reports involving the use of restrictive practices with students in their first year of primary schooling (Karen Nankervis, 209)
  • Interweaving outsiders', professionals' and relatives' perspectives in stagnant care practices (Gustaaf Bos, 269)
  • Special school staff's understanding and strategies used towards challenging behaviors for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities: A mixed-method study (Séverine PRADEL, 275)
  • Characteristics of Young Adult Defendants with Neurodevelopmental Disorders (Jane McCarthy, 417)

Room 09: Round Table

  • Developing An International Consensus On Quality of LIfe (Ivan Brown, 471)
  • Developing Healthcare Guidelines with the Participation of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (William Sullivan, 476)

Room 10: Round Table

  • Using empirical research and implementation science to embed Active Support and Practice Leadership in services for people with intellectual disabilities. (Christine Bigby, 403)
  • Beyond social inclusion? Imagining new ethical horizons for intellectual disability services (David Treanor, 431)
Friday, 31 July 2026

10:00–11:30

Room 01

  • Witnessing the Histories of People with Intellectual Disability Diagnoses who Survived Institutionalization and Strengthening the Work of Meaningful Inclusion (Kate Rossiter, 235)
  • Navigating the shifting sands, an interrelated core category within a Constructivist Grounded Theory (CGT) study of assessment of challenging behaviour for people with an Intellectual Disability (ID) in community settings. (Linda Hume, 422)
  • Implementation of Positive Behaviour Support in routine service provision (MaryRose Martin, 430)
  • How do specialist intellectual disability psychiatrists recommend reducing or stopping psychotropic medications to their patients and their carers? A Conversation Analysis study. (Deborah Chinn, 508)
  • Facilitators, motivational factors, and needs among support workers in intellectual disability and autism services (Ann-Sophie Otis, 520)
  • The service user and carer experience of health and social care service provision for people with intellectual disability with mental health needs: a systematic review and narrative synthesis (Madiha Majid, 545)

Room 02

  • Self-injurious behavior in smith-magenis, cri-du-chat (5p-minus) and cornelia-de-lange syndrome (Pia Bienstein, 559)
  • (Temporal) (In-)Flexibility of School (Mechthild Richter, 73)
  • Criteria for quality assurance in autism therapy based on structural, process, and outcome dimensions. (Lena Grüter, 133)
  • Mapping Autism Support Pathways in Canada (Nicole Neil, 232)
  • Developing a Video-Based Self-Report Measure of Bullying for Adolescents with Autism (Marisa Fisher, 250)
  • Evaluating a Multidisciplinary Intervention for Encopresis for Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Mindy Scheithauer, 283)

Room 03: Accessible Panel

  • The centrality of co-production, allyship and partnership working in challenging intellectual disability stigma (Katrina Scior, 534)
  • Adaptation and testing of the STORM program for adults with intellectual disabilities in Germany (Anne Banzhaf, 556)
  • Linguistic and Cultural Adaptation of the STORM Program for People with Intellectual Disability in Chile (Paulina S. Arango, 535)
  • Understanding the experiences and impact of 'Gig Buddies', a befriending intervention for adults with intellectual disabilities in the UK and Australia (Alana Loewenberger, 557)

Room 04

  • Co-occurring Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD in Children: A Differential Diagnostic Framework for Clinical Practice (Joanna Weglarz, 365)
  • Autism, Ageing, Mortality and Life Expectancy: A Literature Review (Louise Lynch, 416)
  • Empowering Futures: Innovative Care and Support Services for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Their Impact on Interventions: (Dr Charles OMBOTO, 494)
  • Beyond the Classroom: The Impact of School Mathematics Experiences on Adults with Down Syndrome (Matt Thompson, 332)
  • Timing of Biomarker and Cognitive Changes in Alzheimer's Disease in Down Syndrome: A Longitudinal Cohort Study (Mina Idris, 386)
  • Exploring the link between Down syndrome and Developmental Dyscalculia (Rhonda Faragher, 451)

Room 05

  • Multi-informant communication assessment across all life domains with the Questionnaire for Observing Communicative Skills (OCS-R) (Jan Markus Stegkemper, 47)
  • Improving cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic life support for people with disability who use a wheelchair: an educational intervention pilot study (Elisha Deegan, 60)
  • Rethinking work: Pathways towards inclusive futures for People with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (Annalena Ziemski, 62)
  • Participatory Research for People with PIMD: Experiences from the German Research Project GPS (Jessica Geuting, 76)
  • People with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities/Polyhandicap, Families, and Institutional Caregivers: The French EVAL‑PLH Cohort. Results and Perspectives (Karine Baumstarck, 149)
  • Beyond Words: Behavioural and Physiological Indicators of Emotional Competence in People with PIMD (Torsten Hammann, 253)

Room 06

  • Education and Teaching Methods for Children With Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities: a Scoping Review (Wiger Hartstra, 258)
  • Development of interventions for people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities: strategies and experiences in cocreating interventions together with relatives and professionals (Annet ten Brug, 313)
  • Unruly bodyminds with the label PIMD (profound intellectual and multiple disabilities) challenge common perceptions of personhood (Maren Hüffmann, 358)
  • Parents' experiences of healthcare professionals' discussions of loss and grief in the context of profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (Elaine Brennan, 394)
  • Identifying mental health issues and supporting learners with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD) (Fathima Nowshard, 412)

Room 07

  • How effective is the Engagement model for learners with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) (Fathima Nowshard, 413)
  • Communication with people with profound intellectual disability: The influence of the term AAC on the conceptualisation of communication and recommendations for support and intervention (Sheridan Forster, 440)
  • Parent Storytelling as an Agent of Systemic Change in Pediatric and Palliative Care Settings with Children with Complex and Profound Medical and Developmental Disabilities (Lori Dotson, 443)
  • Improving Staff-Client Interactions in Group Homes for People with Severe or Profound Intellectual Disabilities: Development of an Intervention Programme (Gilles Droogmans, 477)
  • SGU-PIMD: A Practical Tool for Families of Adolescents with PIMD During the Transition to Adult Life (Nicole van den Dries-Luitwieler, 493)
  • The Olf-action Guide: how to support olfactory functioning in learners with PIMD (Juliane Dind, 495)

Room 08

  • The educational status of children and young people with profound intellectual disabilities in Poland: current conditions and future directions (Diana Aksamit, 503)
  • 'We've got to go bigger!': Relatives of college students with intellectual disabilities shared perceptions and experiences (Gavin Watts, 15)
  • Beliminal Theory: Reframing Liminality Through Learning Disability and Relational Suspension (Lorena Hall, 23)
  • Inclusive post-secondary provision for young people who have an intellectual disability: a national response. (Michael Shevlin, 83)
  • Voting rights and people with intellectual disabilities – Facilitators (Manon Bach-Mbenza, 84)
  • Human Rights-Based Behaviour Support: A Practical Staff Training Approach in an Irish Special Education Context. (Trish Carolan, 97)

Room 09: Round Table

  • Lives that matter: preventing avoidable deaths in people with intellectual disability (Rory Sheehan, 525)
  • Seeing the Unseen – Intellectual Disability in medical records: How to Recognize, Report, and Respond (Maarten Cuypers, 372)

Room 10: Round Table

  • Aggressive Behavior of People with Autism and other Intellectual and Developmental Disability (Lauren Charlot, 137)

11:30–12:30

Poster Session 3

  • Menopause and mental health in women with intellectual disability: a transformative mixed methods study (Stephanie Corrigan, 526)
  • How is Self-Determination Expressed by Autistic Youth? A Qualitative Approach using Causal Agency Theory (Cristina Mumbardó-Adam, 123)
  • How Do Families of Youth with Autism Support their Self-determination? Mapping their Strategies and Needs (Clara Andrés-Gárriz, 125)
  • "Dietary Patterns, Metabolic Health, and Quality of Life in Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder" (Dominika Małachowska, 242)
  • Enhancing School Experiences for Students with Autism Through Staff-Mediated Haptic Music Technology (Katherine Howells, 297)
  • Questioning ontological doxa – Practices of agency and resistance related to autism and intellectual disability (Andreas Köpfer, 301)
  • "Not Feminine, but Acceptable" : Narratives of Women with Developmental Disabilities in Japan (Rina Mukai, 302)
  • Between Support and Overload: Parental Perspectives on Educational Pathways of Autistic Children in Bavaria (Melika Ahmetovic, 397)
  • Play and Language Skills in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (Sema Kardas, 414)
  • A preliminary study on psychological structure of Self-Curiosity in persons with autism spectrum disorder (Michio Ushiyama, 415)
  • Prevalence of Intellectual Developmental Disorder in Incarcerated and Justice-Involved Populations: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (Mireille Tabin, 81)
  • Identifying Key Priorities for Preventing Mental Health Difficulties in Children with Intellectual Disability (Chloe Emonson, 205)
  • A Systematic Review of Mental Health Promotion and Stress Reduction Interventions for People with Severe Developmental Disabilities (Yu Ji Jeon, 434)
  • Provision of care for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities and co-occuring problem behaviour or mental disorders (Heidi Rupieper, 458)
  • Adaptive behavior and intelligence in German students with special educational needs – Their Relationship and implications for diagnostic decision-making (Paul Herrmanns, 143)
  • Development of an Information Ethics Curriculum for Special Needs Schools for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (Daichi Saito, 388)
  • Integrated Framework of Paternal Cognition and Childcare Success in Neurodevelopmental Disorder Families (Shiori Ishida, 42)
  • Future Caregiving Intentions of Siblings of Individuals with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities (Dana Roth, 183)
  • Personal Network Stories: Development and Evaluation of an Intervention to Enhance Social Relationships of Adults with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (Evy Meys, 319)
  • Physical Fitness Norming for Young Persons with Intellectual Disability (PwIDs) in Singapore (Yang Ting Ang, 50)
  • Buddy-Climbing: How Inclusive Climbing Tandems Can Promote Participation, Self-Determination, and Health for People with Intellectual Disabilities (PwID) (Vera Tillmann, 77)
  • Exploring Parental Mental Health through the Lens of Mindfulness: Self-Compassion and Social Support in Parents of Children with Disabilities (Weronika Lorens-Rosa, 360)
  • Food Safety Practices, Attitudes, and Knowledge among Direct Support Personnel: A Cross-National Comparison (Marie Lange, 485)
  • Navigating Language Development: The Crucial Role of Parental Involvement in Mitigating Internalizing Problems for Children with Intellectual Disabilities (Eulisia Er, 11)
  • Postsecondary Education Programs for People with Intellectual Disabilities in a Research-Intensive University (Dan Zhang, 136)
  • Researching Educational Transitions of Students with Intellectual Disabilities: Perspectives on Support Needs, School Conditions, and Family Involvement in the Czech Republic (Lenka Pejšová Mouleová, 138)
  • Origami for All: Inclusive Adaptation of a Traditional Japanese Play Activity in Early Childhood Education (Toyokazu MIZUUCHI, 202)
  • Support Models of School-Based Occupational Therapists in Japan: Initiatives by the Pediatric Rehabilitation Network (Haruka Kato, 204)
  • Measuring the quality of life to improve the inclusion of students with autism in Chilean general education schools (Victoria Sánchez-Gómez, 228)
  • Peer-Mediated Embedded Constant Time Delay Intervention for Teaching Mathematical Word Problems to Elementary Students with Intellectual Disability in Inclusive Classrooms (K. G. Ambady, 247)
  • Climate (Change) concerns everyone. Inclusive ESD (Bettina Lindmeier, 271)
  • Access to higher education as people with intellectual disability in an Irish university. (Rachael Wanjagua, 276)
  • Inclusive Education under the SDGs: A Comparative Analysis of Canada and Japan (Yuri Geshi, 405)
  • A Review of International Research Trends and Intervention Studies on Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) (Kim Jimin, 406)
  • Research on staff training in self-advocacy programs: Interview results with past staff members (MIKA KATAOKA, 467)
  • Linking Academic Skill Development and Developmental Support in Education for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (Johannes Jöhnck, 478)
  • Mapping the Referral Journey: Phases and Dynamics of Referral Processes towards Educational Support for children with Autism in Flemish Education (Liesbet Claeys, 491)
  • Dynamic testing of basic mathematical skills in the transition from kindergarten to school (Steffen Siegemund-Johannsen, 542)
  • Inclusive Vocational Preparation for People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Model Project at a Mainstream Vocational School in Upper Bavaria (Julia Holzer, 563)
  • Deconstructing the ideal academic: understanding the gendered experiences of neurodivergent researchers to shape more inclusive research practices (Lena Biermann, 71)
  • Self-Rated Functional Ability in Adults with Mild Intellectual Disability and Comorbid Depression: A WHODAS 2.0–Based Comparison with Global Mental Health Reference Data (Marita Haukilehto, 257)
  • Preferred Methods of Co-Design with People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Systematic Review (Hannah Casey, 261)
  • INVOLVING YOUNG PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY AS EXPERT JUDGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERVIEW GUIDE (Mariângela Castilho Uchoa de Oliveira, 328)
  • Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping as a methodology for inclusive research used to identify community-based solutions (George Gotto, 536)
  • Harvard Research Fellows with IDD Explore Inclusion in the UNCRPD Procedures (Fionn Crombie Angus, 552)
  • Supporting today, preparing tomorrow's parents: Understanding and improving early support for expectant parents with intellectual disabilities. (Annick Zijlstra-Kroek, 29)
  • Participation of children and parents with intellectual disabilities in family court hearings: a comparison between Quebec, Canada and the Netherlands. (Maroesjka van Nieuwenhuijzen, 208)
  • Parents as developmental partners: Building a Development-Promoting Environment for children with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (Ines Van keer, 63)
  • A study into the implementation of technology for people with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (Lotte Piekema, 256)
  • Healthcare professionals' approaches to discussing loss and grief with parents of children with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (Elaine Brennan, 395)
  • Botulinum Toxin Treatments in Children and Adults with Profound Intellectual and MultipleDisabilities (PIMD) in the Netherlands: Sense or Nonsense? (Esther Calame, 561)
  • Understanding Educational Quality of Life for Students with Intellectual Disabilities: A Qualitative Inquiry (Sarah Bjornson, 30)
  • Tukena Future Radar (Petra Rantamäki, 56)
  • Empowering Voices, Transforming Lives: Advancing the Rights of Persons With Intellectual Disability Through the #Rights4MeToo Scale (Patricia Navas, 67)
  • Considerations on the current state of "Deinstitutionalization" and "Community transition" in Japan (Shigeru Suemitsu, 433)
  • Development and Content Validation of AAC Graphic Symbols for Sex Education for Individuals with Severe Developmental Disabilities (Hansol Kang, 497)
  • A QOL tool for adults with Cerebral Palsy – a content validity analysis (Olena Brito, 509)
  • The benefits and barriers of researching through virtual environments for participants with lived experience of intellectual disability [ID] (Catriona Curtin, 305)
  • The Use of a Social Robot to Support Daily Structure and Planning in Residential Care for Individuals with Cognitive and Intellectual Disabilities: A Single-Case Experimental Study (Kirstin van Dam, 461)

13:30–15:00

Room 01

  • Shaping an inclusive future for students with intellectual disability: Learning from de-institutionalization (Glenys Mann, 182)
  • Vocational preparation and transition to the general labor market for students with intellectual disabilities in the German state of Baden-Württemberg (Gregor Renner, 158)
  • Exploring the political knowledge of students with intellectual disabilities. A grounded theory study (Jan M. Stegkemper, 160)
  • The Effectiveness of a Phonological Reading Program Among Arabic and Hebrew Speaking Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (samah eid, 176)
  • Modified Schema-Based Instruction for Teaching Addition Word Problems to Elementary Students with Intellectual Disabilities in Inclusive Classrooms (K. G. Ambady, 246)
  • Reading and Writing Instruction Program for Students with Moderate to Severe Intellectual Disabilities: Describing the Adoption of New Practices by a Team of Teachers (Natalia Ciocan, 19)

Room 02

  • Understanding the 'Why' of Behavior & How to Get to the 'How' to Intervene (Nikki Condit, 255)
  • Inclusive education for sustainable development (ESD) – results of a Photovoice project (Bettina Lindmeier, 270)
  • Postsecondary University Education Improved Crystallized and Fluid Intelligence of Adult Students with Intellectual Disability: An explorative Study (Hefziba Lifshitz, 287)
  • Empowering Educators Through Social Validity (Milad Najafichaghabouri, 300)
  • Special-Education Attendance in multi-lingual Luxembourg: Evidence from newly available 2021 census microdata (Manon Schroeder, 306)
  • School Dropout Patterns in Denmark: Frequency and Level of Exit Among Individuals with Mental and Physical Disabilities (Sema Kardas, 311)

Room 03: Accessible Panel

  • How should community organisations use digital technology with adults with intellectual disabilities and/or autism? (Kris Southby, 163)
  • Applying Virtual Reality in supporting people with behavioural difficulties and intellectual disability (Marieke Gielissen, 377)
  • 'Our Digital Health': A comparative study of the digital health participation and inequality of adults with and without intellectual disabilities. (Darren Chadwick, 518)

Room 04

  • Co-learning in University College Cork: building and sustaining an infrastructure to include students with intellectual disabilities in learning and assessment. (Nicola Maxwell, 352)
  • Recognising expertise through inclusion: Perspectives of students, educators, and families in Inclusive Post-Secondary Education (Therese Hennessy, 428)
  • Implementing a Trauma-Informed Approach in Czech Special Education: Insights from Cycle 1 Design-Based Research (Jan Šiška, 466)
  • Multiple Voices, Shared Decisions? Actor Perspectives in Referral Processes towards Educational Support for Students with Autism in Flemish Education (Liesbet Claeys, 481)
  • Beyond the Game: Evaluation of the Special Olympics Health Education Programmes (Hayley Kavanagh, 483)
  • Does Post-Secondary Education Really Open Doors to Employment? Evidence from Youth with Intellectual Disabilities in a Complex Global South Setting (Grace Khawam, 510)

Room 05

  • Reproducing Institutionalisation: Generational Pathways into Institutional Care in a Familialist Welfare Regime (Yueh-Ching Chou, 70)
  • Lived Experience Advancing Disability (LEAD) Research: Expanding the Reach of an Inclusive Research Learning Series (Karrie Shogren, 72)
  • The Effect of Scripted Curriculum on Teacher Implementation of Research-Based Instruction (Bree Jimenez, 108)
  • Co-creation in action: Building a research agenda for an organisation providing services to people with intellectual disabilities (Milou van den Bemd, 122)
  • Overview and Preliminary Findings from the iDecIDe Project: Co-Creation of Accessible Resources on Assisted Decision-Making for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities and their Decision-Making Partners (Hannah Casey, 263)
  • Including people with intellectual disabilities as co-researchers in research and evaluation in an Irish university: balancing institutional requirements and inclusive participatory research process. (Nicola Maxwell, 279)

Room 06

  • Mapping Intellectual and Developmental Disability Research in Africa (Babalwa Tyabashe-Phume, 347)
  • Voices of Researchers with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Inclusive Research. (Marvin Hoffmann, 399)
  • Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) in The Development of Accessible Health Information for People With Intellectual Disabilities in A Prostate Cancer Screening Trial (Ruksana Begum-Meades, 453)
  • Sometimes I'm too safe: Exploring the dignity of risk with people with intellectual disability. (Rhonda Faragher, 455)
  • Experts on Inclusion: Participatory Inquiry on Inclusion at College (Alexandra Reed, 519)
  • Trusting in Abundance: Supporting Start-Up Businesses led by Entrepreneurs with Down Syndrome (Fionn Crombie Angus, 551)

Room 07

  • Epistemic justice in personal assistance of people with intellectual disabilities: Conditions shaping the recognition of preferences (Deborah Lutz, 91)
  • The conceptualisation and assessment of working memory in children with intellectual disability: a systematic literature review (Jelena Sisko, 166)
  • Factors Initiating and Inhibiting the Process of Social Amnesia Concerning the Victims of Aktion "T4" in Poland (Danuta Kopeć, 191)
  • Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Armed/military conflict situations (David Treanor, 404)
  • Disability Policy Co-Design led by People with Intellectual Disabilities (Daniel Dickson, 104)
  • The relevance of adaptive behavior and IQ in German research, social policy, and educational decision-making processes (Paul Herrmanns, 142)

Room 08

  • Its good enough for them. Housing policy for people with intellectual disability – what is the actual problem? (Angus Buchanan, 201)
  • Talking to Social Care: Lived Experience Roles in UK Social Care (abigail croydon, 244)
  • Inclusive Research as Epistemic Justice: Co-Producing Easy-to-Read Materials with People with Intellectual Disabilities in Czechia (Barbora Martínková, 196)
  • Development and testing of the Observing Practice Quality tool (Lincoln Humphreys, 402)
  • Human Rights Infringements Caused by Income Thresholds in Japan's Child Disability Welfare System: Insights from a Survey of 100 Families and Analysis of Obstacles to Abolition (HIROSHI HARA, 437)
  • Scientific support of dual vocational training – Research design and initial findings (Timothy Spatschek, 456)

Room 09

  • Care as a shared practice: moral challenges for people with intellectual disabilities and their families. (Femmianne Bredewold, 469)
  • Mental health legislation to support people with intellectual disability (Kenneth Courtenay, 550)
  • OptiKomm: An inclusive training program to improve healthcare communication with people with cognitive and speech-language disabilities (Claudia Hornberg, 368)
  • Informed Decision-Making: Assisted Autonomy in Medical Disclosure (Christoph Karlheim, 500)
  • Empowering voices: How experiential knowledge can be integrated into medical teaching (Mareike Müller-Cleve, 463)
  • Dialogues about Dialogues: Communication in Multi-Carer Systems (Meike Wehmeyer, 507)

Room 10: Round Table

  • Neoliberal policies as drivers of invisibility and re-institutionalisation of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (David Treanor, 511)
  • Strengthening Collaborative Research Through Community Building in the ID research field (Ankelien Schippers, 541)

15:30–16:30

Room 01

  • Clinicians' Perspectives on Learning Climate in Parent-Mediated, Group-Based Intervention: A Self-Determination Theory Approach (Anna Rensfeldt Flink, 32)
  • Picture-based interviews with school-aged students with ID- Linking Student Perceptions with Speech and Literacy Outcomes (Jenny Samuelsson, 192)
  • Developing Picture-Based Communication in Special-Education Classrooms (Sofia Wallin, 238)
  • Innovations in STEM Education for Students with IDD (Ginevra Courtade, 106)

Room 02

  • Recovery capital in people with addiction problems and a mild intellectual disability. (Saskia van, 155)
  • Don't be so boring! Virtual humans for role-playing peer pressure to drink alcohol in Virtual Reality (Simon Langener, 194)
  • Treatment of people with mild to borderline intellectual disabilities and substance use disorders (Marion de Vries, 199)
  • AI-supported development planning for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities: potentials, challenges and empirical evidence (Thomas Schrei, 178)

Room 03: Technology Workshop

  • Minding Myths: Systematic Review of Rapid Prompting/Spellers Method and Critical Appraisal of Telepathy Tapes (Ralf Schlosser, 418)

Room 04

  • Integrating UN-CRPD principles into IoT design practices and solutions for applications in intellectual disability [ID]: Preliminary findings from co-creation workshops (Catriona Curtin, 304)
  • Co-Designing AI-Supported Access to Social Support Systems: A Community-Based Participatory Approach in Rural Germany (Martin Reichstein, 318)
  • Supporting Access to Social Services for People With Complex Needs: Design Principles for Centralized Referential Consultation Framework (Konrad Meisner, 349)
  • Digital healthcare use during the COVID-19 pandemic among people with intellectual disabilities compared to the general population (IDcare) (Magnus Sandberg, 251)

Room 05

  • Empowering Families through Technology: A formative evaluation of the Young Athletes Mobile Application (Ashlyn Smith, 383)
  • Factors influencing communication partners' behavioural intention to use augmentative and alternative communication with individuals with severe or profound intellectual and/or multiple disabilities (Anne-Marie Martin, 401)
  • Speech output technologies in communication interventions for individuals with intellectual impairment and other developmental disabilities (Rajinder Koul, 432)
  • Digital Progress Monitoring in Reading for Learners with Intellectual Disabilities: First Results and Developments from the German Platform Levumi.de (Nikola Ebenbeck, 567)

Room 06: Technology Workshop

  • AI Tools for Disability Employment Services: Hands-On Training for Practitioners (Burhan Ogut, 506)

Room 07: Technology Workshop

  • AI as a support for people with disabilities in learning decision-making skills – Development of a Prototype (presented in German) (Lukas Schär, 515)

Room 08: Technology Workshop

  • Innovation in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Technologies to Enhance Communication Outcomes for Minimally-Speaking Learners with Developmental Disabilities (Oliver Wendt, 544)

Room 09

  • Round Table: Living Participation: Co-Creating Teaching and Learning Between Practice and Theory (Daniela Schwarz, 501)
  • IncludeAge: Understanding the digital lives and wellbeing of older adults with intellectual disabilities (Darren Chadwick, 521)

Room 10: Technology Workshop

  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Mental Health Supports in Grid-software Communication Strategies (Sabine Kupke, 468)

(Last update: July 8, 2026)