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DS-ASD Dual Diagnosis Support

Resources listed are not endorsed by DSAWM, but are a list of options that are available. If you know of additional West Michigan resources, please let us know at director@dsawm.org.

Understanding and Identifying a Dual Diagnosis

Down Syndrome & Autism, published by NDSS, draws on several national resources to assist parents and caregivers in identifying behaviors associated with ASD and determining whether or not they should seek out an evaluation. Further information and research has been published by the Kennedy Krieger Institute. 

If you believe your child should be assessed, many providers listed in our Multidisciplinary Providers and Psychology & Social Work resource directories offer evaluations for ASD. 

Local Resources

The Autism Society of Michigan
Autism Support of Kent County
Autism Support of West Shore
Hope Network Center for Autism

National Resources

Down Syndrome-Autism Connection
Down syndrome-ASD Listserv, managed by the Down Syndrome Network of Montgomery County for the purpose of providing friends, relatives, and caregivers of people with dual diagnoses with a place where they can connect to share information

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Address

160 68th St. SW, Ste. 110
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
Located inside the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Sports & Inclusion Center

Phone

616-956-3488

Hours

Monday – Thursday | 9:00am – 5:00pm

DSAWM is a proud member of the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, an organization dedicated to significantly improving the lives of people with Down syndrome through Research, Medical Care, Education, and Advocacy.
DSAWM is a proud member of the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, an organization dedicated to significantly improving the lives of people with Down syndrome through Research, Medical Care, Education, and Advocacy.
DSAWM is a member of Down Syndrome Affiliates in Action, an association of local, state, and regional Down syndrome organizations who share experiences, exchange program materials, and find ways to learn from each other.
DSAWM is a member of Down Syndrome Affiliates in Action, an association of local, state, and regional Down syndrome organizations who share experiences, exchange program materials, and find ways to learn from each other.

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