The Life Experience and Feeling Study: New Insights into Down Syndrome's Mental Health Landscape

Are people with Down syndrome always happy? How does stress impact their mental health? Join Dr. Ruth Brown to learn the results of the Life Experience and Feelings Study, a 5-year NIH-funded study of stress and mental health of adolescents and adults with Down syndrome. By understanding the challenges they face and the factors that influence their mental health, parents and caregivers can be better prepared to offer the necessary support and interventions. This presentation aims to bridge the knowledge gap and empower parents with the information they need to make informed decisions for their loved ones.

Topic(s): Behavior
Presenter(s): Dr. Ruth Brown
Session#: NDSC2401-302
Session Length: 90 minutes
Program: 2024 NDSC Annual Convention
Date: Jul 27, 2024

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The Life Experience and Feeling Study: New Insights into Down Syndrome's Mental Health Landscape

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