Tele-therapy for Autism and Other Disorders
Aired on WFCR on December 13, 2010
Technology has made it possible to treat a variety of medical disorders through video-streaming — which comes in handy in places where there’s a shortage of specialists. But it’s still better to be face to face, right? Not according to a group of Umass-Amherst researchers who treat communication disorders like autism.
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Technology has made it possible to treat a variety of medical disorders through video-streaming — which comes in handy in places where there’s a shortage of specialists. But it’s still better to be face to face, right? Not according to a group of Umass-Amherst researchers who treat communication disorders like autism.
This story aired on WFCR on December 13, 2010.
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