Pitt-Hopkins Syndrome Awareness
This course provides an overview of Pitt Hopkins Syndrome, a rare genetic condition caused by mutation or deletion of the TCF4 gene. Delegates will gain knowledge of the syndrome’s genetic basis, clinical and physical characteristics, and its impact on daily living. The session explores practical interventions to support individuals living with the condition, with emphasis on person-centred care, family involvement, and multi-disciplinary support. This course is ideal for healthcare staff, educators, and support workers supporting those with rare neurodevelopmental disorders.

| Course Number | Course Validity | Course Duration | Course Assessment | Course Accreditation | Course Approvals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 3 Years | 3 Hours | Continuous | - | - |
- Introduction to Pitt Hopkins Syndrome
- Causes and rarity of the condition
- Clinical and physical features
- Impact on daily living and independence
- Activity-based discussions
- Practical interventions and therapeutic support
- Person-centred and family-focused care approaches
- Further resources and research awareness
- Summary and course evaluation









