iPad photography for young children
There are many ways photography can help young children with an acquired brain injury. Amy Wright, Advanced Practitioner – Assistive Technology, shares ways it has been used at The Children’s Trust.
There are many ways photography can help young children with an acquired brain injury. Amy Wright, Advanced Practitioner – Assistive Technology, shares ways it has been used at The Children’s Trust.
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