Expert ponders impact of Kiwis' laid-back style : New Zealand might just be the perfect place for someone with Williams syndrome
Series: Community Moves March 2015: 9. 2015Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): Levine, Karen | IHC
| WILLIAMS SYNDROME | CHILDREN | NEW ZEALANDSummary: Visiting US disability expert, Dr Karen Levine, here for New Zealand Williams Syndrome Association camp and conference in Auckland in January, says she has the impression that the more laid-back social style here might work very well for people with the condition, and would be interested to see some research on the topic..
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Photo of Jessica McClintock, Karen Levine,Henry Stilwell and Tatiana Vaireka
Visiting US disability expert, Dr Karen Levine, here for New Zealand Williams Syndrome Association camp and conference in Auckland in January, says she has the impression that the more laid-back social style here might work very well for people with the condition, and would be interested to see some research on the topic..
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