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Identification and analysis of behaviour in CHARGE syndrome

by Ann Gloyn, Education Specialist

 

References

Berstein, Veronika and Laura S. Denno.  (2005) Repetitive behaviors in CHARGE syndrome:  Differential diagnosis and treatment options.  American Journal of Medical Genetics. 133

 

Blake Kim D and Chitra Prasad, (2006).  CHARGE syndrome; Orphanet J Rare Dis Published online Sept 7

 

Bluestone, Judith.  (2006) Frequently Over-looked Issues. Found on the World Wide Web at www.handle.org/disordrs/issues.html

 

Bluestone, Judith.  (2001). A model for neurodevelopmental Screening with therapeutic suggestions. The Handle Institute Newsletter.  Spring

 

Bridgett, Gary. (1987)  Workshop on Behaviour.   Presented during Deafblind Intervenor Training, W. Ross Macdonald School, Brantford, Ontario.

 

Brown, David.  (2005) CHARGE syndrome “behaviors”:  Challenges or adaptations? American Journal of Medical Genetics.   133

 

Gloyn, Ann and Joan Chinsen. (2003)  Communication with Individuals who are Deafblind and have Prolonged Early Medical Intervention and/or Additional Disabilities.  Presentation at the 13th Deafblind International World Conference, “Sharing the Harmony”, Mississauga Ontario.

 

Gloyn, Ann.  (1987)  Understanding Behaviour.  Presented during the Canadian Deafblind and Rubella Association Intervenor Training Course, Brantford, Ontario.

 

Gloyn, A. L. and Kim Lauger.  (2005)  The role of visual processing in seeing, learning, relationships and communication.  Published in proceedings of the 7th International CHARGE Syndrome Conference, Miami Beach Florida. 

 

Hartshorne, T.S.  (2001)  Behavior as Communication.  In M. Hefner & S.L. H. Davenport (Eds.), CHARGE Syndrome:  A management manual for parents.  Columbia, MO., CHARGE Syndrome Foundation.

 

Hartshorne, Timothy S, Tina L. Griaiou, Kellie R. Parker.  (2005)   Autistic-like behavior in CHARGE syndrome.  American Journal of Medical Genetics 133.

 

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Lauger, Kimberly, Nancy Cornelius, Wendy Keedy.  Behavioral features of CHARGE syndrome:  Parents’ perspectives of three children with CHARGE syndrome.  American Journal of Medical Genetics, 133

 

Nicholas, Jude.  (2006) Can specific deficits in executive functioning explain the behavioral characteristics of CHARGE syndrome:  A case study.  American Journal of Medical Genetics. 133

 

Roman, C. A. (1996). Validation of an interview instrument to identify behaviors characteristic of cortical visual impairments in infants. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Pittsburgh.

 

Roman, C. A. (2005) in American Printing House for the Blind (APH)  CVI Perspectives.  Lousiville, KY

  

Smith IM, Nichols Sl, Issekutz K, Blake KD.  (2004) Behavioural Phenotype of CHARGE Syndrome:  Preliminary Data from the Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program.  American Journal of Medial Genetics. 

 

Van Dijk, Jan P.M. and Arno de Kort.  (2005)  Reducing challenging behaviors and fostering efficient learning of children with CHARGE syndrome.  American Journal of Medical Genetics, 133

 

Williams, George.  (2003)  “The CHARGED brain and behavior – pointers from neuroscience” Presentation at the 6th International CHARGE Syndrome  Conference, Cleveland, Ohio.

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