Children with special needs in Mineola welcome new year with 'sensory processing' party

Organizers said their events specialize in sensory issues, feeding disorders and language processing disorders.

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Jan 1, 2023, 3:38 AM

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Updated 745 days ago

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Many children with special needs welcomed the new year in Mineola Saturday afternoon with a unique celebration.

It was a "sensory processing" party with activities like building LEGOs, playing with magnetic tiles, arts and crafts and more.

"As Burgers GO INC" hosted the event, which also featured music, language-based learning and other sensory-based activities.

Organizers said their events specialize in sensory issues, feeding disorders and language processing disorders.