This study drew the interest of the NDSS Scientific Council such that they decided to fund this behaviorally-based research. Dr. Pollak received an M.S. degree in Child Development from Harvard University and was awarded two Ph.D. degrees from the University of Rochester. He completed his internship training in child neuropsychology at the Clarke Institute for Psychiatry, University of Toronto. The Waisman Center is excited to have a researcher examining emotional issues related to the interest of persons with developmental disabilities. The research team is in need of children who have Down syndrome and are between the ages of 8 and 15.
Visits last approximately one hour.
Free parking will be provided and there is some money for travel expense reimbursement. Children will receive a small gift as a token of appreciation. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago. This program on research and treatment in fragile X syndrome is intended for both parents and professionals. There is no charge for admission.