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Ann C. House is a licensed occupational therapist with more than 25 years experience. Ms. House is a consultant on sensory integration and processing issues, and has worked extensively with children diagnosed with autism, and has presented one day seminars for therapy professionals throughout Eastern United States. She received her Master's from the University of Puget Sound and her master's research is published in the American Journal of Occupational Therapy. Ann is a member of the professional advisory panel for Pennsylvania College of Technology's Occupational Therapy Assistant major, and is included in the 2006/2007 Manchester Who's Who Among Executive and Professional Women.Ann specializes in wellness for people of all ages. Lymphatic circulation is critical for overall health and wellness, and this comprises a large part of Ann's approach to wellness. Ann also uses CranioSacral Therapy, Brain Therapy and her knowledge of the body to include a holistic approach to wellness and overall health. She'll be talking about and demonstrating Brain Therapy

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