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National Autistic Society

National Autistic Society•www.autism.org.uk
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We champion the rights and interests of all people with autism and aim to provide individuals with autism and their families with help, support and services that they can access, trust and rely upon and which can make a positive difference to their lives.
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National Autistic Society - Keeping Christmas Fun Podcast 3

This is the Third Keeping Christmas Fun Podcast. In this one, the family talk about Friends and relatives, Church, Amy and presents and Sam growing up. To download our Christmas hints and tips, please visit www.autism.org.uk/christmas and to add your own hints and tips to our Facebook page, please visit www.facebook.com/NationalAutisticSociety

Dec 29, 2009•3 min

National Autistic Society - Keeping Christmas Fun Podcasts

For most people, Christmas is a fun and exciting time. But for children with autism and their families, it can be very stressful. Children with autism often become confused or distressed by the change in routine or the increased social activity, and this can be upsetting for the rest of the family. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways you can reduce the impact of Christmas on your child and your family. Here is a series of podcasts of one family who have a child with autism and their thoughts o...

Dec 24, 2009•3 min

National Autistic Society - Christmas Podcast 2009

We've produced a handy guide to Christmas for parents and carers of children with autism, which you can download by following the link below. For most people, Christmas is a fun and exciting time. But for children with autism and their families, it can be very stressful. Children with autism often become confused or distressed by the change in routine or the increased social activity, and this can be upsetting for the rest of the family. See www.autism.org.uk/christmas for more details.

Dec 11, 2009•5 min
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