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13 Aug 2014

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The Fearful Adult: When Fear Gets in the Way of Child Development

An occupational therapist came to observe the TimberNook program last week. The woods were alive with play and laughter. It was magical. Kids were collaborating in one corner of the woods with their newly appointed “leader,” whom was distinguished by the wea ..

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