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No one should have to perform any tricks to get a treat this Halloween. That’s what advocates for children with autism want you to know as the holiday approaches. In just a few weeks, crowds of ...

For kids with autism, Halloween isn't the super joyous free-for-all that it is for their peers. Michelle Koenig from East Stroudsburg, Pa. has a five-year-old son with autism. He's going out to ...

Hopebridge Autism Therapy is providing tips to help prepare children with autism spectrum disorder for Halloween, such as wearing sensory-friendly costumes and practicing communication beforehand.