Bilateral integration supports nearly every movement we do. Here we discuss how it contributes to handwriting and keyboarding skills.
Learn the benefits of weighted blankets and how to use them for special needs children with a variety of diagnoses/symptoms:
• Autism
• Sensory Processing Disorder
• ADD/ADHD
• anxiety
• sleep difficulties
Make a weighted blanket to take home! • small size: 30” x 20” • large size: 50” x 35”
All supplies will be provided.
Cost: $30 to make a small blanket $50 to make a large blanket
When: March 5th, 10am-12pm.
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