Zaburzenia motoryki dużej u dzieci - analiza przypadku
Journal Title: Rehabilitacja w Praktyce - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
The article presents a case of a patient with autistic symptoms and severe sensory processing disorders. Issues faced by parents in terms of the care of their disabled child have been discussed. Moreover, the diagnoses made by therapists who use the method of sensory integration (SI) have been presented.
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dr Ewa Bujak
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