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By Amitej Priyadarshi | Founder, The Blessed Ones, Coables and SafeScan New Delhi [India], October 22: EVERY MORNING, in clinics, schools, homes and community halls across India, an occupational therapist helps a child button a shirt, hold a pencil, tolerate a sound or wait for a turn. These look like small things, but for a child and a family they are the difference between standing outside daily life and being part of it. On World Occupational Therapy Day, we salute every OT in India. Why our OTs are special Three things set the OTs at The Blessed Ones apart. 1.…
