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Navigating the Holidays: A Sensory-Friendly Guide for Autistic Individuals and Families

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Start date 04/08/26 - 14:00
End date 04/08/26 - 16:00
  • Description

    Join us for a supportive and informative webinar designed to help autistic individuals and their families navigate the holiday season with greater ease and comfort.

    This webinar will cover common holiday challenges related to sensory overload, social expectations, and changes in routine. We'll explore practical strategies for managing sensory sensitivities, communicating needs effectively, and creating a more predictable and enjoyable holiday experience.

    Who should attend: Autistic individuals of all ages, parents, caregivers, family members, and professionals who support autistic individuals.

    What you'll learn:
    - Identifying and understanding common sensory triggers during the holidays.
    - Practical strategies for managing sensory overload, such as creating quiet spaces and using sensory tools.
    - Tips for navigating social gatherings and managing social anxiety.
    - How to communicate your needs and boundaries effectively.
    - Strategies for maintaining routines and predictability during the holidays.
    - Ideas for creating sensory-friendly holiday traditions.

    Format: This is a live webinar with a presentation followed by a Q&A session. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and share their experiences.

    Special Note: This webinar is designed to be sensory-friendly. We will provide closed captions and avoid flashing images or loud noises during the presentation. A recording of the webinar will be available for those who cannot attend live.