Regression in Adolescents and Young Adult’s who have Down’s Syndrome
Thursday 26 November 2026 | 10.45am – 12 noon | FREE
Regression is a term used to describe the loss of previously acquired developmental skills in an individual not explained by autism or dementia. It is sometimes referred to as Down’s syndrome regression disorder (DSRD).
This type of regression typically occurs in adolescence/young adulthood and can happen over days, weeks, or months.
Although this regression has been recognised for many years, we are still learning about why this happens to some people.
In this webinar we will talk about what we know so far.
If you have any questions, please email training@downs-syndrome.org.uk.
Please sign up here: downs-syndrome.org.uk/our-work/servi…
Thursday 26 November 2026 | 10.45am – 12 noon | FREE
Regression is a term used to describe the loss of previously acquired developmental skills in an individual not explained by autism or dementia. It is sometimes referred to as Down’s syndrome regression disorder (DSRD).
This type of regression typically occurs in adolescence/young adulthood and can happen over days, weeks, or months.
Although this regression has been recognised for many years, we are still learning about why this happens to some people.
In this webinar we will talk about what we know so far.
If you have any questions, please email training@downs-syndrome.org.uk.
Please sign up here: downs-syndrome.org.uk/our-work/servi…