Nutley autism center uses VR to ready kids for airport travel

Mar 27, 2024; Nutley, N.J., United States; Christine Hartz, a speech therapist at the Phoenix Center, helps Kaito M. adjust a VR headset. The school is using VR to desensitize kids on the autism spectrum before they travel for spring break.Anne-Marie Caruso-NorthJersey.comMar 27, 2024; Nutley, N.J., United States; Kaito M. uses the VR headset to…

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Nutley autism center uses VR to ready kids for airport travel

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