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80% of children with Down syndrome can experience hearing loss. 60% can experience eyesight problems and all have reduced acuity. 50% can experience sleep apnoea. ALL have difficulties developing language skills and clear speech. ALL impact on the development, education and inclusion.
Topics covered: hearing, speech, eyesight and sleep
This conference will bring together experts in each of the above fields to talk about the issues and strategies to manage.
BOOK you place now by visiting the Eventbrite site here or contact our office 01274 561308
Published: 18/10/2017 Audience: staff working with children who have Down syndrome Contact: Wendy Uttley
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