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Dancing the Neural Tango: Educational Outreach

Biomedical music protocols can assist people with motor, speech, and cognition challenges, including stroke, autism, dementia, traumatic brain injury, and many other diagnoses resulting from rehabilitation challenges due to trauma or disease and intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

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A Variation on a Theme

Perhaps Helen would have suggested that we name this journal, this forum intended to provide a better understanding of the disability experience, not after Helen, but after Anne Sullivan. The more I learn about Anne Sullivan, the more I think she would protest and demand that HELEN is the centerpiece of the masthead.

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What Can Be Done to Reduce the Risk of Abuse?

Overcoming fear and inertia to create resiliency and empowerment in those most at risk of sexual abuse victimization: children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other disabilities.

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The Beginning of Choosing Kindness

Here’s something I truly think would have an impact. If you get caught staring, smile and say, “I’m sorry for staring.” That’s it. That’s the beginning of choosing kindness. Smiling.

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The Gathering of the Big Three

This was the first (and only) time the Presidents of the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Dental Association (ADA) met to discuss the state of healthcare for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and the role of organized medicine and dentistry.

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Aging & Dementia

People with Down syndrome have a very high risk of developing early onset Alzheimer’s disease due to their genetic predisposition of having an extra copy of chromosome 21, which leads to an early accumulation of beta amyloid protein in the brain.

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