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Early intervention with a parent-delivered massage protocol directed at tactile abnormalities decreases severity of autism and improves child-to-parent interactions: A replication study.
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- Authors
- Louisa M.T. Silva., Mark Schalock, Kristen Gabrielsen, Sarojini S. Budden, Martha Buenrostro, Gretchen Horton
- Title
- Early intervention with a parent-delivered massage protocol directed at tactile abnormalities decreases severity of autism and improves child-to-parent interactions: A replication study.
- Journal
- Autism Research and Treatment
- Year
- 2015
- Volume
- 2015
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- Publication Format
- Journal Article
- Efficacy Study/Review
- Yes
- Scientific Validity
- Peer-Reviewed, Multisite, Randomised Trial, Controlled Trial, Single Blind
- Keywords
- Autism, Child/Children, Core/Global Functioning/Symptoms, Intervention, Language, Manipulation, Massage, Motor-Sensory Intervention, No Treatment / Waiting List, Parent-Child Interaction, Parent Led or Involved, Pre-School / Toddlers, Qigong, Sensory Sensitivity
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