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    Diagnoses and Intervention: Are they always compatible

    en-usOctober 15, 2020
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    About this Episode

    Dr. Sean will be discussing how a diagnosis should lead to appropriate treatment plans and interventions. What he often sees is a diagnosis that does not really match the need(s) of the child or the individual, thus making it difficult to put interventions into place.

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