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Is Laser Therapy Safe for a 3-Year-Old With Autism?
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If your child's therapist says they're making progress, but you can't see it, this might explain why.
In this Q&A clip, Erinn Askin answers real questions from parents, starting with whether laser therapy is safe for young children with autism (she points to a body of research and testimonials supporting safety and efficacy) and moving into a deeper concept: primitive reflexes.
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