Depression in People with Down Syndrome
Advocate Medical Group Adult Down Syndrome CenterThis article gives an overview of depression in people with Down syndrome and provides guidance on assessment and treatment.
The CARE Down Syndrome Resource Library offers practical tools, tip sheets, and handouts designed to support primary care professionals in delivering high-quality care to individuals with Down syndrome.
Many of these resources are meant to be shared directly with patients and their families, helping to foster better communication, understanding, and collaboration. This library will continue to grow, with new materials added regularly to meet the evolving needs of both healthcare professionals and the Down syndrome community.

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This article gives an overview of depression in people with Down syndrome and provides guidance on assessment and treatment.
This article describes diagnostic overshadowing in people with Down syndrome. It occurs when a healthcare professional focuses primarily (or only) on the fact that the person has Down syndrome and de-emphasizes the possibility of a co-occurring, often treatable, health condition.
The DSMIG Project ECHO is a monthly virtual meeting for health care professionals to learn and share information about the care of people with Down syndrome.
This article explains why dry skin is common in people with Down syndrome and offers practical strategies for managing it.
This page provides guidance on understanding autism in children with Down syndrome, including prevalence, evaluation steps, and next steps for families if a dual diagnosis is identified.
The article discusses the causes and signs of swallowing issues in individuals with Down syndrome provides guidance on identifying symptoms, seeking evaluations, and using therapies or techniques to improve swallowing safety and nutrition.
The article explores causes of and treatments for eating refusal in individuals with Down syndrome, often linked to physical illness or psychological stress.
A printable Emotion Coaching Worksheet to help caregivers and professionals anticipate emotional situations and plan supportive responses in advance.
A set of printable flashcards designed to support emotion recognition and vocabulary development through interactive activities like games and role-playing.
A companion guidebook to NDSS’ Aging and Down Syndrome: A Health and Well-Being Guidebook, designed for caregivers supporting individuals with Down syndrome in late life and end-of-life, providing practical guidance on health management, palliative care, legal decisions, grief, and future planning.
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This website explains why Alzheimer's disease is more common in individuals with Down syndrome as well as research in the Down syndrome and Alzheimer's disease field.
This article provides an overview of self-talk, the groove, and other common characteristics of many people with Down syndrome.
This guidebook is a comprehensive resource designed to educate PCPs about the nuanced healthcare needs of women with Down syndrome and provide strategies to care for this patient population.
This resource provides comprehensive, evidence-based clinical guidelines to help healthcare professionals deliver personalized, high-quality primary care for adults with Down syndrome.