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Persistent “cruising” and “wide-based gait” are signs of mobility visual impairment and blindness

Persistent “cruising” and “wide-based gait” are signs of mobility visual impairment and blindness

Persistent “cruising” and “wide-based gait” are signs of mobility visual impairment and blindness

It is commonly accepted that achievement of gross motor milestones varies across children. For example, the pictured milestone charts...

Grace Ambrose-Zaken, Ed.D., COMS

Oct 23, 20194 min read

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TAC System Invited to Inaugural CAOMS Online Professional Development

TAC System Invited to Inaugural CAOMS Online Professional Development

TAC System Invited to Inaugural CAOMS Online Professional Development

NEW YORK Dr. Grace Ambrose-Zaken kicked off California Association of Orientation and Mobility Specialist (CAOMS) first online...

Advanced Ambulation

Feb 25, 20181 min read

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