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Photo: artistshelpingchildren.org One of the most upsetting things I observed during my time as an ABA therapist was the common practice of ...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:11 AM

Photo: Barbara Gini ©2012 Happy Friday everyone! What an incredible week I've had, beginning with an awesome workshop with 12 OT's, ...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:57 PM

Vintage Harley Women Photo: avidrider.com This week was another full one for me with summer camps winding down and my yearly office clean ou...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:08 AM

Photo: Barbara Gini I have always enjoyed taking and looking at photos. My favorite gift from childhood was the Kodak110 camera that 'Sa...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:13 AM

Sea Turtle Mandala Photo: ©2011  B.Gini A few years ago, I was asked by Greenshire Healing Arts Center to provide a community art project f...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:56 AM

Sensory boxes can help improve tactile sensitivity! The skin is the largest organ in the body packed with nerve fibers for keeping the brain...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:47 AM

Working in Ms. T's pre-school early intervention classroom 5 years ago was one of the most memorable  learning experiences for me. I hav...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:05 PM

Other than our brain, our eyes are the most complex organs in the body.Your eyes are composed of more than 2 million working parts & the...

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