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The Down Syndrome Issues and Information Adult Living Series covers the issues relevant to the quality of life for adults with Down syndrome - including lifelong learning, social skills, employment, independent living and relationships.

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Life for Adults with Down Syndrome - An Overview
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Delivery weight: 210 g

This book takes a lifespan perspective, and considers how experiences in the past and in the present will impact on choices, opportunities and development in the future. It shows how all aspects of the individual's life are linked together and that changes in one area may have an effect in another.


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Information Communication Technology for Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 210 g

Information communication technology (ICT) presents a range of new opportunities for adults with Down syndrome to gain access to tools for learning, communication, and personal development.


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Advocacy for Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 210 g

Advocacy by and for adults with Down syndrome is based on the belief that all citizens have the same rights and responsibilities and potential for growth. It is recognised that there is a need to combat the exclusion and discrimination experienced by adults with Down syndrome through enabling them to access their human and legal rights.


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Spiritual Well-Being of Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 210 g

Attention to spiritual well-being is as important as care for the emotional, intellectual, physical and social aspects of life. This book is based on the concept of spiritual well-being as an integral, essential part of the everyday life of the whole person; it is not an optional extra, a fairy tale, an academic extra or a nuisance.


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Drama and the Arts for Adults with Down Syndrome - Benefits, Options and Resources
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Delivery weight: 210 g

This book presents a basic introduction to the value of artistic activity for all people. It presents a brief introduction to different kinds of artistic expression and then focuses on drama and theatre experience.


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International and Cultural Aspects of Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 202 g

Cultural influences impact on all our lives and this is no less true for people with Down syndrome. This book describes various cultural responses to disability, looking at families and individuals with Down syndrome from a cross-cultural perspective and how best they can be supported, and examining the form and functions of service systems that are culturally sensitive and appropriate.


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Transition to Employment for Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 202 g

The period when anyone leaves school and seeks further education and employment is a challenging time for all young people, but it can provide additional challenges for young people with Down syndrome and their families. This book discusses in a straightforward manner the range of situations that young people face at this time.


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Community and Independent Living for Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 202 g
This book discusses community and independent living for adults with Down syndrome.

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Families of Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 202 g

This book deals with the issues that face families as their members grow older and the consequent adjustments that families make as they adapt to the changes in the individuals who comprise their family.


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Recreation and Adults with Down Syndrome
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Delivery weight: 202 g

This book is written to enable the participation of individuals with Down syndrome in recreation activities. It includes information that will help in the planning and implementation of individualised lifestyles. Examples of recreational activities are provided that may contribute to the reader's resources. Activity analysis is described in detail and includes a sample analysis so that the reader can see how to apply the concepts to a recreational activity.


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