Kidz to Adultz
Join Scottish Autism at Kidz to Adultz Scotland 2026!
Scottish Autism is delighted to be exhibiting at Kidz to Adultz Scotland and we would love to welcome you to our stand.
Throughout the day, our team will be on hand to provide information, advice and guidance about our services and the support Scottish Autism offers.
Whether you are autistic, a parent or carer, a professional, or simply want to learn more, we would be delighted to meet you and answer your questions.
We will also be hosting a free workshop on Supporting Sensory Understanding. Read on below to learn more and don’t forget to book your place for the exhibition and our workshop if attending (spaces are limited)!
Registration:
- Everyone attending Kidz to Adultz must register for their free place via the organiser’s website Register now
- To attend our Sensory Understanding workshop, separately book your place. Reserve your workshop place
About the event
Kidz to Adultz Scotland brings together organisations, products and services that support disabled children, young people and adults, along with families and professionals.
The exhibition features expert advice, informative seminars and a wide range of resources to help people navigate every stage of life, from childhood through to adulthood. More info can be found on the Kidz to Adultz Scotland website.
Everyone is welcome to attend our exhibition, including children, parents, professionals and assistance dogs. Visitors are welcome to arrive at any time during the event.
Further information on accessibility at the SEC can be found on the SEC website.
We look forward to meeting you at Stand V9 and hope you’ll join us for our Sensory Understanding workshop. Read on for more information on this workshop and attending.
Free Workshop: Supporting Sensory Understanding
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Location: Alsh 1
Join our Senior Community Advisor, Caitlin Campbell, for an interactive session designed to help parents and carers better understand sensory processing and how it can affect the everyday lives of autistic people.
Through practical examples and activities, you’ll explore:
- Different sensory experiences, including sensory seeking, sensory overwhelm, stimming and sensory joy.
- How to recognise signs that someone many be becoming dysregulated.
- Practical sensory first aid strategies to support wellbeing and regulation.
- Ways to respond with understanding, confidence and compassion.
Meet the speaker
Caitlin Campbell has worked at Scottish Autism for over four years and currently leads the organisation’s national Advice Line. As an autistic person with ADHD, Caitlin combines professional expertise with lived experience, offering practical, compassionate advice that empowers families and carers.
Who is the workshop for?
Parent and carers
Please note: Places are limited to 50 participants, we recommend that you book your place in advance to avoid disappointment.
See the links at the top of this event to book your place for the exhibition and the workshop if attending.
