Amid stay-at-home orders, remote learning and other
changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are faced with finding
different ways to celebrate the holiday season than they’ve done in years past.
The holiday season can still be a joyful time of the year. For families with a
child who has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), following a few tips from the Thompson Autism Center at CHOC can help ensure everyone enjoys the festivities in
their own way.
