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**"Contributing to the understanding and treatment of developmental disabilities"**
Japanese developmental disability researcher and representative of Rabbit Developmental Clinical Research Institute. He is a certified pediatrician, former certified pediatric neurologist, physician, Doctor of Medicine, and a designated physician under the Physical Disability Welfare Act (for physical disabilities). As a pediatrician who has treated many children with autism spectrum disorder, he provides medical care for children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, primarily autism, by appointment only.
Q: What is he known for?
A: His contributions to the treatment and research of children with autism spectrum disorder.
Q: What are his famous works?
A: He was involved in the development of "Yomu Tore GO!" a game aimed at improving developmental reading and writing disabilities. Based on his own theories, it was gamified as a method that could be consistently practiced at home.
English Summary
**"Contributing to the understanding and treatment of developmental disorders"**
Japanese developmental disorder researcher, representative of Rabbit Developmental Clinical Research Institute. Pediatric specialist, pediatric neurologist (old). Physician/Doctor of Medicine, designated physician under the Physical Disability Welfare Act (Physical Disabilities). He is a pediatrician who has treated many children with autism spectrum disorder, and treats children and adolescents with developmental disorders, mainly autism, by appointment only.
Q: What did you do?
Contributing to medical treatment and research for children with autism spectrum disorder
Q: What are your famous works?
We are involved in the development of "Reading Training GO!," a game that aims to improve developmental reading and writing disorders. By doing it at home using a method that is in line with his own theory, he created it as a game as a way to continue doing it.
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