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Editor’s Letter

Dear Readers,

In the United States, July is typically a month of fireworks, picnics, and days at the beach. While many people enjoy social interactions with others, children on the spectrum may have a different outlook. With social, communication, transition, and behavior challenges, a day of socializing may be no day at the beach.

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