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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2024 · 15 MIN

Building Your Child's Dream Team: Navigating Therapies for Rare Diseases

from Stronger Every Day: For Parents of Children with Rare Diseases · host Bo Bigelow

Building Your Child's Dream Team: Navigating Therapies for Rare Diseases Are you feeling overwhelmed by the countless therapies and appointments involved in caring for your child with a rare disease? In this episode, we'll discuss practical solutions to the complex challenges parents of children with rare disorders face, from managing occupational, physical, and speech therapies to building a team that truly supports your child's unique needs. Learn how to maximize the benefits of essential therapies like OT, PT, and speech for your child. Discover how to create a "dream team" of therapists and specialists who are fully invested in your child's progress. Gain the mindset tools necessary for collaborating with your child's therapy team without feeling overwhelmed. Hit play now to find out how to ease the heavy load of caregiving while ensuring your child gets the best possible support!

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