Both formats are valuable for different goals. One-on-one sessions allow focused, personalized attention on specific skill-building, such as speech clarity or handwriting. Group sessions encourage peer interaction, socialization, and cooperation. A good program balances the two, starting with one-on-one and slowly moving toward group activities. This helps children generalize skills from individual therapy into real social settings. Structured group practice helps overcome isolation. Parents can observe whe…
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