Development
Developmental differences and intellectual disability are common reasons for evaluation and ongoing support.
Jansen de Vries Syndrome (JdVS), also known as PPM1D or IDDGIP.
This page summarizes areas families often encounter across specialists and support systems. It is meant to help clinicians orient quickly to common community-reported concerns and evaluation patterns.
*Disclaimer: This resource reflects foundation and family-informed guidance and should be used alongside current clinical judgment and published literature.
Presentation varies by individual. These broad areas can help guide a coordinated clinical conversation.
Developmental differences and intellectual disability are common reasons for evaluation and ongoing support.
Anxiety, autism-spectrum features, and behavioral or emotional needs may benefit from proactive support.
Feeding challenges, constipation, and gastrointestinal concerns may require monitoring and specialty care.
Motor, mobility, and neurological needs can be addressed through individualized assessment and therapies.
These considerations can support coordinated baseline evaluation and ongoing multidisciplinary care.