She has written widely on fragile X syndrome and on other neurodevelopmental disorders. She has particular expertise in the area of treatment, including psychopharmacology. Dr. Hagerman has been Co-PI with Dr. Lucy Miller on some aspects of the current program of research related to Sensory Modulation Dysfunction at The University of Coloradoo Health Sciences Center and The Children s Hospital of Denver. Our mission is to post quality resources about sensory integration for individuals with SI problems as well as the family members, friends, therapists, physicians, teachers and researchers who care about and work with them. You can move around SInetwork by clicking on the desired term listed on the rainbow graphic that appears at the top or side of each page.
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