10 Best Sensory-Friendly After-School Activities in Stow | Beaming Health

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Cortica - Shrewsbury

After-School / Community Activities,

Speech Therapy,

Occupational Therapy,

Parent Support,

Parent Training,

Diagnostic Evaluations,

Early Intervention,

Developmental Pediatricians,

Marriage Counselors,

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Office:910 Boston Turnpike, Suite 3| Shrewsbury,MA

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Boston Ability Center - Wellesley Hills

After-School / Community Activities,

Speech Therapy,

Early Intervention,

Social Skills Training,

Occupational Therapy,

Parent Training,

Physical Therapy,

Office:49 Walnut Park Building #3| Wellesley Hills,MA

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Boston Ability Center - Natick

After-School / Community Activities,

Speech Therapy,

Early Intervention,

Social Skills Training,

Occupational Therapy,

Parent Training,

Physical Therapy,

Parent Support,

School Support,

Assistive Technology,

Feeding Therapy,

Office:10 Tech Circle| Natick,MA

4

Special Olympics Massachusetts

After-School / Community Activities,

School Support,

Physical Therapy,

Office:512 Forest Street| Marlborough,MA

5

Triumph Center - Lexington

After-School / Community Activities,

Social Skills Training,

Office:1580 Mass Ave.| Lexington,MA

6

The Arc of Massachusetts

After-School / Community Activities,

School Support,

Special Ed Advocates,

Office:217 South St.| Waltham,MA

7

Recreational Education Center - Chelmsford

After-School / Community Activities,

Office:248 Mill Rd.| Chelmsford,MA

8

After-School / Community Activities,

Office:53 Forty Acres Dr.| Wayland,MA

9

ACEing Autism - Wayland

After-School / Community Activities,

Office:524 Boston Post Rd.| Wayland,MA

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The Morgens Group, LLC - Sherborn

After-School / Community Activities,

Parent Support,

Early Intervention,

School Support,

Social Skills Training,

Parent Training,

Marriage Counselors,

Office:20 North Main Street| Sherborn,MA

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