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Los medicamentos en autismo son una incógnita para muchos padres 💊 Por eso te invitamos a nuestro taller virtual, este 25 de julio ✅ Aquí te daremos todas las herramientas necesarias para que logres: ⭐️ Afrontar situaciones cotidianas con mayor seguridad. ⭐️ Mejorar la comunicación con tu hijo. ⭐️ Tomar decisiones con mayor confianza. ⭐️ Aplicar estrategias sensoriales. ⭐️ Ofrecerle una correcta alimentación. ⭐️ Apoyar su inlusión escolar. Esta es tu oportunidad para obtener conocimientos actua

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