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For children with sensory processing disorders, the world around them can be overwhelming. A “sensory diet” can help them cope with all of the input they receive in a day.
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Tricia D. Wilson, RN, the new Nurse Coordinator for the Trisomy 21 Program, talks about her personal experiences navigating the complex path of Down syndrome with her own son.
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Families with a child with Down syndrome find a wealth of resources through CHOP's Trisomy 21 Program.
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Find practical advice to help individuals with Down syndrome take charge of their healthcare, find employment, and plan for the transition to life after high school.
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In July 2016, the Trisomy 21 Program at CHOP participated in two international Down syndrome events: the DSMIG-USA® Annual Symposium and the NDSC Annual Convention.
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Early introduction of higher level “instrumental skills” allows for time and practice to help individuals with Down syndrome achieve independence in their daily life.
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People with Down syndrome who are 18 and older can and should vote! Read these tips for voters with disabilities provided by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
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A physical therapist with CHOP’s Trisomy 21 Program traveled to the Dominican Republic with the hope of making walking easier for a child with Down syndrome.
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Finding ways to maintain relationships and stay active is important for young adults with Down syndrome. Planning ahead can help your adult child exercise, socialize and find joy.
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Stephanie Pratico, Trisomy 21 Program manager, encourages families to use their voices to advocate for all individuals with Down syndrome.