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But she said small businesses did not have "an endless pot of money" to invest in occupational health needed from a rise in adults being diagnosed with conditions such as autism and ADHD.

It’s something of an occupational duty, and how can you not be cynical about promises and plans in Los Angeles, where each time you open the newspaper, you have to scratch your head?

She said he also had specialist input from a speech and language therapist and an occupational therapist, who played chess with him to try and build a relationship.

Some localities in California, Virginia and other states collect occupational taxes from financial firms, which then pass the costs on to clients in higher fees.

"My struggle goes beyond what you see on camera or how I present myself," he said, pointing to years of speech and occupational therapy as well as socialization training.