Inclusion Works

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Night to Shine is this Friday!!! If you haven't gotten your dress for the prom, the Dress Boutique is from 10 - 2pm today, at Grace Point Fellowship, 213 S Fir St, Medford.

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The Sensory Space has new hours! 🙌🏼

Don’t see a time that works for you? Give them a call to request to reserve a room at a different time. 📞

📆 Or, book a room here:
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Many individuals with Down syndrome prefer sameness, repetition, or routine. This preference has been called the “groove.” The groove may be seen in the way a person completes tasks, keeps a precise schedule, repeats familiar phrases, and/or gravitates to the same songs, TV shows, or movies. The groove can be very functional and beneficial; but it can also become problematic for the individual and his/her family, roommates, co-workers, etc. Brian Chicoine, MD, and Katie Frank, PhD, OTR/L, provide more information on this topic in the webinar linked here: https://adscresources.advocatehealth.com/the-groove-in-people-with-down-syndrome-webinar-recording-8252021/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=DS-2023&utm_term=DS26-groove-post&utm_content=2023-10-26

Check out our updated website at https://www.inclusion-works.org; see our calendar of events for ongoing and upcoming activities in the area. Stay tuned for updates!

Inclusion Works   We are Inclusion Works (formerly Down Syndrome Association of Southern Oregon) and have been proudly serving individuals who experience developmental or intellectual disabilities and their families since 1979.  We offer web-based resources--accessible to anyone, anywhere--while also directly se...