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[quote=Anonymous]I think it helps to realize that therapy is a business. Therapists wants what’s easy for them, makes lots of money, and let’s them feel good about themselves. I don’t mean this in an evil way, it’s just a common way for people to act in society. You may need to set up some barriers between what is being advised and what your child needs. Maybe you do have a child with multiple medical issues. If so you have my full sympathy for a major medical issue. But a lot of slightly delayed kids are getting a crazy about of therapy. The child wants to spend time with you. Going to appointments takes time and money out of your relationship. [/quote]
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