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The holiday season is in full swing! For many families, this means invitations and get‑togethers with extended family and friends
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If you’re raising a child with autism, you’ve likely faced moments when their behavior feels overwhelming, confusing, or even frightening.
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The journey to an autism diagnosis often involves significant wait times that can leave families feeling frustrated and uncertain. Families