From Down Syndrome WorldTM 2019 Issue 2 of 4 An important study in the journal of mental health research in intellectual disabilities shows that children with Down syndrome demonstrate increased behavioral issues compared with their typical peers. Early intervention and a development strategy can help. This article was published in the award-winning Down Syndrome World™ magazine. […]
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The average age for a typical child to be toilet trained is 29 months for girls, and 31 months for boys. Interestingly, the average age has been on the rise from previous decades influenced by cultural, socioeconomic and market-driven factors (e.g. comfortable diapers and pull-ups). There is very limited research on toilet training in children with […]
Dennis McGuire, Ph.D., two-time recipient of Global’s Award of Excellence—in Medical Outreach and Psychology—and co-author of Mental Wellness in Adults with Down Syndrome and The Guide to Good Health for Teens and Adults with Down Syndrome, shares three important takeaways regarding behavioral health in people with Down syndrome: Social Sensitivity People with Down syndrome are […]
Presentation by Dr. Lina Patel Understanding Problem Behaviors, Global Down Syndrome Educational Series, Nov. 2-3, 2012 Dr. Lina Patel – Understanding Problem Behaviors – Spanish
Presentation by Dr. Lina Patel Understanding Problem Behaviors, Global Down Syndrome Educational Series, Nov. 2-3, 2012 Dr. Lina Patel – Understanding Problem Behaviors – English
December 4–7, Denver, CO — For four days, Denver became the center of a milestone moment in adult Down syndrome medical care. Sixteen leading medical experts representing the foremost adult Down syndrome clinics across the United States gathered at GLOBAL’s Headquarters to finalize the recommendation statements for the highly anticipated Second Edition of the GLOBAL […]
In celebration of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, GLOBAL Vice President – Strategic Alliances David Tolleson and Senior Project Manager, MaryKate Vandemark met with Kelli Caughman and Crystal Lotterberry, co-founders of the Black Down Syndrome Association. These dynamic leaders shared their thoughts on creating spaces where families can learn, find community, and make an impact through […]
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