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That's incredible! Finally, a positive side to video games! Good luck to the sweet children on their road to recovery!
I have been using carefully chosen video games to help my autistic children for a decade now. It has helped with self regulation, imagination development, and social connections as in this article. Good can be found most anywhere!
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