“After a three-week waiting period we gave garments, checked in weekly for eight weeks, then waited another three weeks before the final measurement.”

Ideas at Play: An Occupational Therapy (OT) Podcast · Ep. 85 Sensory Garments and Participation for Autistic Children

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Implemented a study timeline: 3-week baseline, 8-week garment wear with weekly check-ins, then a 3-week washout, measuring outcomes at four points

3-week baseline, 8-week intervention, weekly check-ins, 4 measurement points

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