Autism in Children: Exercises to Calm the Body & Improve Coordination
Champion Brody, an adolescent diagnosed with autism, exercises using a foam roller and the support of a visual schedule. Watch him stay on task and have success during a fitness routine. NCHPAD (National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability) is the nation’s premier center in promoting the health and wellness of people with disability. To view more resources and services which can benefit all ages and populations, connect with us: https://www.nchpadconnect.org/ ------------------------------------------------ Website: http://www.nchpad.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 1-800-900-8086 Facebook: / nchpad Twitter: / nchpad Instagram: / nchpad

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