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What Are the Benefits of Early Intervention?

Early intervention can have a profound impact on a child's development. Benefits include:
- Improved academic performance
- Enhanced social skills
- Better emotional regulation
- Reduced risk of long-term mental health issues
Early intervention can also provide support to families, helping them to understand and manage their child's needs more effectively.

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