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אור אמר הפוטה | קלינאית תקשורת | שיקום שפה, דיבור, קול ובליעה

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Posted On: December 12th 2025, 09:18 am
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⁨ ⁨ אם חשבתם שקלינאית תקשורת בשיקום עובדת קשה, חכו שתראו מה עושות הקלינאיות אצלנו בשיקום ילדים!
הצצה קטנה (בהומור כמובן) לעבודת קלינאיות התקשורת של שיקום ילדים- תרימו להן, זאת עבודת קודש!
מעניין אתכם לדעת יותר מה אנחנו עושות בשיקום מבוגרים או ילדים? מוזמנים לשאול בתגובות או בפרטי, רק תוודאו ששמתם עוקב לפני 🙃

#קלינאיתתקשורתלמבוגרים #קלינאיתתקשורת #שיקום⁩⁩
Comments (7)
yaara_fucking_gerchman a year ago

yaara_fucking_gerchman

😂 אלופות 😍♥️

ortal_zo a year ago

ortal_zo

הכי מרימה להן!!!! 😍😍😍

paz_amar_ a year ago

paz_amar_

מדהימות 👏

small_talk_slp a year ago

small_talk_slp

חחחח מדויק 😂

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