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Treating Sensory Processing Issues: Specialized Gyms Help Over- (or Under-) Sensitive Kids

February 10, 2020 by Jennifer Leave a Comment

Wondering how sensory gyms many pediatric occupational therapists use are helpful to your child?

Read this to better understand how sensory gyms help connect the dots for your child.

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