Behavioural Phenotypes in Adulthood — Intellectual Disability

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Behavioural phenotypes are syndromes with a chromosomal or genetic aetiology, comprising both physiological and behaviour manifestations, including a distinctive social, linguistic, cognitive and motor profile.

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Alzheimer's Dementia: What You Need To Know, What You Need To Do
Assessment in an Acute Psychiatry Setting
Behaviour Management
Commentary on 'Behaviour Management'
Behavioural Phenotypes in Adulthood
Classification and Assessment of Psychiatric Disorders in Adults with Learning [Intellectual] Disabilities
Depression In People With Intellectual Disabilities
Epidemiology of Learning [Intellectual] Disability and Comorbid Conditions
Research Evidence on the Health of People with Learning [Intellectual] Disabilities
Managing Grief Better: People With Intellectual Disabilities
Psychiatric Morbidity in Adults with Down's Syndrome
Psychological Treatments for People with Learning Disabilities
The Use of Medications for the Management of Problem Behaviours in Adults who have Intellectual [Learning] Disabilities

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