Help for Family Caregivers of Teenagers & Adults with Down Syndrome
Help for Family Caregivers of Teenagers & Adults with Down Syndrome
Help for Family Caregivers of Teenagers & Adults with Down Syndrome
Adults with Down Syndrome have unique strengths, perspectives, and interests. Recognizing these traits and moving beyond stereotypes is key to encouraging meaningful hobbies. When introducing hobbies, think about your loved one’s likes, skills, and what makes them happy. By tailoring activities to their strengths and celebrating their individuality, family caregivers can help foster confidence and …
Finding holiday gifts for adults with Down Syndrome requires thoughtfulness and understanding. Every individual is unique, and their needs and preferences evolve over time. While it’s easy to find gift guides for children, adults with Down Syndrome deserve equally meaningful and tailored presents that bring joy, support growth, and reflect their individuality. In this guide, …
Teaching money management to adults with Down Syndrome begins with understanding their unique needs. Adults with Down Syndrome face intellectual and developmental challenges that affect how they process information, so the approach to teaching financial skills must be individualized. Recognizing different abilities, learning styles, and the need for flexibility is the first step toward success. …