LEGO^®-Based Therapy How to build social competence through LEGO^®-Based Clubs for children with autism and related conditions

Author： Andras Miranda

Publisher： The British Institute of Learning Disabilities

E-ISSN： 2046-5521|16|1|99-100

ISSN： 1466-2973

Source： Good Autism Practice (GAP), Vol.16, Iss.1, 2015-05, pp. : 99-100

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