Body Schema Disorder
Body schema disorder is the misunderstanding of one’s body parts and positioning in relation to each other and in space.
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Body schema disorder is the misunderstanding of one’s body parts and positioning in relation to each other and in space.
Difficulties in motor skills disturb a child’s coordination and affect age-appropriate milestones.
Difficulties in motor skills disturb a child’s coordination and affect age-appropriate milestones.
Family therapy targets communication in order to solve family problems and create a healthy, functioning home environment.
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