Helping Young People with Learning Disabilities to Understand Money
Release Date: 01/19/2019
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info_outlineWorking with young adults with learning disabilities encompass many facets. One of the most important is money management. Sometimes this is a hard hill to climb, but with the right tools, occupational therapists, teachers, and parents, can better clients' money management skills. This book is great for guiding you and your clients through the ups and downs of money management.