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Subject Home for the holidays takes on new meaning this year
Date December 3, 2020 7:42 PM
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This year has asked all of us to make so many adjustments, with unexpected twists and unprecedented turns at every step. With the holiday season in full swing, we're once again adjusting our routines to stay safe while still sharing cheer and goodwill.

In this edition of E-Speaks, you'll hear from a mom on the
spectrum, who is finding the positives in the new approach to the
holidays, get tips on helping your child adjust to changes in holiday
routines from a member of our Autism Response Team and mom of an
autistic son, and find out how you can schedule your child's
virtual visit with Santa!

In our own words: Creating new holiday traditions and adapting the
season to fit your needs

Anne Grego-Nagel, PhD, is a mom, a wife and a Human Factors Specialist
at Autism Speaks. She also has autism. In this blog, Anne shares how
she's learned to mold the activities and traditions of the
holiday season to best fit her own needs as well as those of her family and friends: [link removed]


Tips to ensure family members with autism have a happy and healthy
holiday season

No matter what holiday you celebrate, this time of year is a special
time for many families. For some children with autism, holidays can be
challenging especially this year. Martha C., a member of our Autism
Response Team and mom of an autistic son, shares tips on helping your
child adjust to a change in routine and celebrate the season in a fun
and safe way: [link removed]

Book your virtual visit with the Santa, today!

Visiting Santa is a treasured holiday tradition for so many.&#8239;Circumstances may be different this year, but you can still enjoy the magic of the season by visiting with Santa with the help of your smartphone, computer or tablet, thanks to our friends at Cherry Hill Programs. Click Here to schedule your visit today: [link removed]


Spread cheer with Autism Speaks gear!

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