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    <title>Invirtua - Avatars for Autism</title>
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    <description>Invirtua's Avatar Adventures improve the lives of kids on the spectrum while their parents watch with a strong pride of accomplishment.</description>
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      <title>Interactive Avatars for Autism  Invirtua</title>
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      <description>Gary Jesch from Invirtua talks about therapy sessions for children with Autism and how therapists can use interactive avatars in their sessions without watering down their methods but at the same time make them more interesting and less boring and unproductive  The nice thing about interactive avatars is that they intersect  with therapy interventions and integrate with therapeutic approach</description>
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