WCNC’s Charlotte Today Interview
We had the privilege of hosting three remarkable guests on WCNC’s Charlotte Today program. They discussed Down Syndrome Awareness Month and our upcoming Buddy Walk. When...
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We had the privilege of hosting three remarkable guests on WCNC’s Charlotte Today program. They discussed Down Syndrome Awareness Month and our upcoming Buddy Walk. When...
Continue ReadingOak Ridge-based artist, Tyler Millard, is set to release his first solo album, “UnderBite,” on October 27, 2023. To celebrate his ten-track debut as a singer/song-writ...
Continue ReadingGuest blogger Michele Mattox provides lots of essential and sage advice to help address mental health challenges for our loved ones with Down syndrome If you have lived with s...
Continue ReadingPediatric physical therapists are movement specialists who work with children of all ages and all medical conditions. One of our main overarching goals is to help progress a c...
Continue ReadingWhen Meg Robertson opened her garage door this morning, she expected to find a friend who’d driven up to join her for a walk as Meg recovered from a double […]...
Continue ReadingBy Dr.Shruti Mittal, MD FAAP Dr. Mittal is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician in Charlotte, North Carolina specializing in child development, developmental and behavi...
Continue ReadingOne of the most frequent culprits of angst and worry for parents of children with Down syndrome is sleep. We worry they aren’t sleeping well, or long enough, or that [&helli...
Continue Readingby Alicia Robbins A man with Down syndrome hands a drawing to an elderly lady in a nursing home. The drawing depicts the man trading his pudding in exchange for […]...
Continue ReadingEarlier this summer, Christa Robaina, Charlotte chapter chair and a parent mentor for The Autism Community in Action, wrote an article for Charlotte Parent Magazine about her...
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