Intellectual disability is a term that is used when a person has difficulties with cognitive (intellectual) functioning and adaptive behaviour (everyday practical and social skills).
Most individuals with CdLS have moderate to severe intellectual disability and a small number have mild intellectual disability.
The CdLS USA Foundation Adult Transition, published on 1 Dec 2019
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