How to recognize behavioral challenges in FXS and the most common behavioral difficulties and treatment options at each developmental stage. Specific tips are shared that families can easily implement with their children or adolescents.
Active sensory and body-based strategies are evidence-based to directly reduce hyperarousal, tame anxiety, and limit the impact of sensory reactivity.
This presentation presents research-based information on the factors that promote or hinder the transition to independence of young adults with FXS after completion of high school and formal education.
This presentation focuses on signs of emotion dysregulation in Fragile X syndrome and ways to respond including practical strategies.
This presentation focuses on tools that caregivers can use to encourage communication development for individuals at early stages of development.
Calling all fathers, papas, daddies, pop, and dads—Will Bridges discusses raising a child or children with Fragile X syndrome.
Experts Deborah Hall, Maureen Leehey, Peter Todd, and Nancy Hertzig discuss the latest in FXTAS research and treatment.
Panelists Randi Hagerman, Heather Hipp, Emily Allen, and Marsha Mailick helps answer what it means for your health, your family, and your future at the 17th International Fragile X Conference.
Jayne Dixon Weber and Dr. Craig Erickson discuss new medications and review existing medications used for various issues related to Fragile X syndrome.
Dr. Randi Hagerman joins us to discuss the latest information and research on premutation carriers. The recording includes the Q&A session following her presentation.
Collaborate with us. Families learn how behavior, communication, and sensory processing are connected. Further, families are provided with sensory, communication, and behavioral strategies that can be implemented within daily routines. An emphasis on collaborative and evidence-based practices is highlighted.
Collaborate with us. Families learn how behavior, communication, and sensory processing are connected. Further, families are provided with sensory, communication, and behavioral strategies that can be implemented within daily routines. An emphasis on collaborative and evidence-based practices is highlighted.
Dr. Anne Wheeler provides an overview of stress vulnerability in women with (and without) a premutation, and how mindfulness-based techniques can be helpful for increasing mindfulness, reducing stress, and improving overall well-being.
Dr. Braden helps us understand the difference between males and females with Fragile X syndrome as well as strategies for common challenges for females that include executive functioning and relationships.
Dr. Nicole Tartaglia joins us to discuss Fragile X syndrome (FXS). She covers everything from brief descriptions of the Fragile X-associated disorders, such as FXTAS and FXPOI, to details about FXS.
