- Project on Language in Individuals with Down's Syndrome/Prosiect ar Iaith Unigolion â Syndrom Down
- Adaption and Resiliency
- Sleep Problems in Adults with Down’s Syndrome
- A Grounded Theory Approach to Understand Paternal Adjustment
- Exploring the types and causes of non-compliant behaviour in children aged 5-11
- Exploring the experience of children and young people who have a sibling with intellectual disabilities
- PREDICTORS
- Early language intervention for infants with Down's syndrome
- EU-AIMS Longitudinal European Autism Project (LEAP)
- Parental perspectives of foot-care and footwear in children and young people with learning disabilities
- An investigation of factors which influence the health and wellbeing of parent carers
- Sleep and early cognitive development in children
- Speech Sound Development in Children with Down's Syndrome and Typically Developing Children
- Respiratory Tract Infections in Children with Down’s Syndrome
- Interaction Between Language and Memory
- Testing routes to keep track of frontal brain functions in adults
- Feeding and Autoimmunity in Down’s Syndrome Evaluation
- Paediatric Facial Analysis For Spectacle Wear
- Differences in abilities & Alzheimer’s disease in people with DS (LonDownS consortium)
- Defeating Dementia
- Early Social Communication Skills of Children with DS
- Self-understanding in adolescents with ASC, DS & Williams syndrome
- Cognitive, Genetic and Cellular Study of Alzheimer's Disease in DS
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We often receive calls to our Helpline from concerned parents and carers regarding self-talk by a person with Down’s syndrome they care for.
Our Helpline team have written a post to explain why self-talk shouldn't be a cause for concern and should be considered to be another important form of #Communication
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Speech, language and communication – Self talk | Down's Syndrome Association
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