How does online work for a hyperactive child?
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“Sessions are paced shorter, broken into more parts, built around movement. Online actually has advantages here: child is in their own space, regulation cues from home are accessible, parent can co-deliver. We don't insist a child sit still. We design sessions a child can complete.”
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