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From: owner-ircaparentgroups-l@... [mailto:owner-ircaparentgroups-l@...] On Behalf Of Ketzner, Brian L
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 10:42 AM
To: (IRCAPARENTGROUPS-L@...)
Subject: FW: Halloween tips for families coping with autism

 

Helpful hints

 

brian

 

From: Autism-Lead-L [mailto:AUTISM-LEAD-NETWORK-L@...] On Behalf Of Pratt, Cathy L
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 5:08 PM
To: AUTISM-LEAD-NETWORK-L@...
Subject: Fw: Halloween tips for families coping with autism

 

From: Autism Society of America
To: Pratt, Cathy L
Sent: Thu Oct 16 15:02:06 2008
Subject: Halloween tips for families coping with autism

Trick or Treat PumpkinHappy Halloween!trick or treater ghost

Families with children on the autism spectrum can benefit
from these helpful tips for a safe and enjoyable Halloween

Dear Cathy,

Halloween is probably one of the most eagerly anticipated holidays by children. However, for the child on the autism spectrum, the Halloween experience of going to parties and trick-or-treating can be emotionally, physically and mentally over-stimulating, causing stress for the child and family members.

The Autism Society of America, dedicated to increasing public awareness about autism and addressing the issues faced by families touched by the condition, has prepared a special web page with helpful tips to make Halloween safe and enjoyable.

You may also want to share this information with neighbors, extended family, and friends to help them understand how to make the Halloween experience more pleasurable and positive for the child on the autism spectrum.

The ASA has additionally developed in-depth information on a variety of topics related to living with autism. Please call us at 1.800.3AUTISM or visit us online at www.autism-society.org for help and information on autism.

Best wishes for a safe, enjoyable Halloween experience for your child and family from all of us at the Autism Society of America.

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Sincerely,
Lee Grossman
President and CEO
ASA Member since 1991
Parent of a son with autism

 

Autism Society of America | 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 300 | Bethesda, Maryland 20814-3067

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