There’s no better therapy than repeating what others do. For example: The most typical challenge for any child with special needs is language, but language can’t be learned in a weekly or biweekly therapy session. Therapists can provide techniques and directions, but if these tools are not used in everyday activities, they’ll never be useful.
Learning to be strong. To believe in themselves and to understand that we are all perfect the way we are; that we all have strengths and weaknesses.
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