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About this Home Therapy Course
This home therapy course is designed to help children develop eye contact and promote social interactions. It is developed under the supervision of renowned Occupational Therapist. This video includes five activities that you can easily have your child practice at home using only household items.
Why choose this course?
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What benefit does this Home Therapy course have?
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Requirements: There is no prerequisite knowledge or special technology required to complete the course.
Who is this home therapy course for:
Kids who -
Course Content:
These 5 activities have been selected after carefully testing more than 100 exercises for eye contact development. They are the best activities for eye contact development that actually show results in 4 weeks, if practiced regularly.
Link to your Eye Contact Home Therapy Course will be messaged to you within 24 hours of purchase on your Gmail ID!
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