Writing program for preschoolers with sensory issues
This trial tests a task-based writing program designed to help preschoolers with sensory integration dysfunction improve their writing skills. It may benefit children who have trouble processing sensory information.
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Who can take part
- Your child must be a preschooler (typically ages 3–5).
- Your child must have a diagnosis of sensory integration dysfunction.
- Your child must be able to follow simple instructions to take part.
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