Featured Clinic Teams
The CIDD offers outpatient services to individuals of all ages who have or are suspected of having a developmental disability. Our clinic provides specialized evaluation services to assist with understanding an individual’s developmental profile, strengths, and areas of need, and/or to assist with clarifying diagnoses related to neurodevelopmental conditions. In addition, consultation services assist with identifying tailored treatment and support recommendations to help address developmental, behavioral health, or other care planning needs. The CIDD also offers some group-based intervention services on a rolling basis.
Learn more about our clinic teams below.
To learn more about Angelman syndrome, please visit the following websites:
To make an appointment with the Angelman Syndrome Clinic team:
- Complete the secure Angelman/Dup15 Intake Form online
- Or, download and complete this form and provide a copy of genetic testing confirming diagnosis of Angelman syndrome. Send questionnaire and genetic testing report to:
Fax: 919-966-2230
(Attn: Margaret DeRamus, CIDD Angelman Syndrome Clinic)
Mail: Margaret DeRamus, CIDD Angelman Syndrome Clinic
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Campus Box #7255
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7255
Email: angelman@cidd.unc.edu
The UNC Angelman Syndrome Clinic is a member of the LADDER Learning Network. Linking Angelman and Dup15q Data for Expanded Research (LADDER) is a database platform that links data on individuals with Angelman or Dup15q syndromes collected from multiple sources, such as research studies, registries, caregiver reports, and clinic visits.
For information related to Angelman syndrome research opportunities, including clinical trials and the AS Natural History Study, visit the CT and AS Studies page.
To learn more about Dup15q syndrome, visit the Dup15q Alliance website.
To make an appointment with the Dup15q Syndrome Clinic team:
- Complete the secure Angelman/Dup15 Intake Form online
- Or, download and complete this form and provide a copy of genetic testing confirming diagnosis of Dup15q syndrome. Send questionnaire and genetic testing report to:
Fax: 919-966-2230
(Attn: Margaret DeRamus, CIDD Dup15q Syndrome Clinic)
Mail: Margaret DeRamus, CIDD Dup15q Syndrome Clinic
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Campus Box #7255
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7255
Email: dup15q@cidd.unc.edu
The UNC Dup15q Syndrome Clinic is a member of the LADDER Learning Network. Linking Angelman and Dup15q Data for Expanded Research (LADDER) is a database platform that links data on individuals with Angelman or Dup15q syndromes collected from multiple sources, such as research studies, registries, caregiver reports, and clinic visits.
For information related to Dup15q syndrome research opportunities, including clinical trials, visit the CT and AS Studies page.
To learn more about Prader-Willi syndrome, click here.