GENETIC COUNSELINGWhat is genetic counseling?Genetic Counselors are qualified health professionals who provide genetic information and psychosocial support to individuals and families with a genetic condition, or at risk to have or develop a genetic condition. Genetic Counselors work with individuals and families to make decisions about their genetic health care that take into account their culture, values and social situation. Genetic Counselors can also assist families to find support literature, support groups and families with a similar condition in order to gain information. FAQ's about genetic counselingThe following is a list of questions a Genetic Counselor may address during a session:
Jill Goldman, MS, MPhil, CGCCertified Genetic Counselor Columbia University The Center for Parkinson's Disease and Other Movement Disorders 710 W 168th Street, Floor 3, Rm. 333 New York, NY 10032 Tel: (212) 305-4473 or (212) 305-7382 Email: jg2673@columbia.edu » The Genetics of Movement Disorders » Genetic Research |
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