Spectrum Kids
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Kids on the spectrum practice gymnastics. Movement helps regulate their sensory systems.
Gene Hurwin, an occupational therapist, works with kids on the autism spectrum. Movement and gymnastics helps regulate their sensory systems.
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Spectrum Kids
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Gene Hurwin, an occupational therapist, works with kids on the autism spectrum. Movement and gymnastics helps regulate their sensory systems.
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