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NADD’s mission is to promote leadership in the expansion of knowledge, training, policy, and advocacy for mental health practices that promote a quality life for individuals with dual diagnosis (IDD/MI) in their communities. |
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The Journal of Mental Health Research in Disabilities |
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The Journal of Mental Health Research in Intellectual Disabilities (JMHRID) is an international peer-reviewed journal, with a clear emphasis on all aspects of mental health in people with intellectual and developmental disorders. It publishes 4 issues a year on behalf of the NADD (National Association of the Dually Diagnosed). It is committed to improving the prevention, investigation, diagnosis, treatment, and care of mental illness and to promote mental health for this population globally. JMHRID publishes original research from around the world, editorials, review articles, commentaries and book reviews. Downloads of journal articles have increased significantly in recent years and is essential reading for clinicians and researchers with an interest in mental health. |
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JMHRID Announces Editor in Chief
Dr. Angela Hassios, MD, PhD served as the second Editor-in-Chief (EIC) of the JMHRID for three terms. During her tenure, she significantly advanced the Journal’s growth by attracting and retaining esteemed members of the Editorial Board and Associate Editor Staff.
Dr. Kerim Munir will succeed Dr. Hassios as EIC in 2025. A psychiatrist at Boston Children’s Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics (Developmental Psychiatry) at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Munir specializes in autism and neurodevelopmental disorders across the lifespan. |
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JMHRID Seeking Associate Editors Essential Requirement: Substantial publications record and knowledge of peer review process Key Responsibilities: - Support and promote the journal to authors, readers and subscribers
- Carry out the timely manuscript peer review process for allocated manuscripts (about 5 per annum either new or revised)
- Provide second opinions on papers (e.g. where reviews are incomplete, or rejection of a commissioned article has been recommended)
- Contribute to twice annual meetings of the editors and publisher
- Contribute to overall direction of the journal and strategic outlook
- Espouse and comply with editorial ethical standards and the values of NADD
- For more information, please contact: Angela.Hassiotis@camden.gov.uk
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NADD members receive free access to the latest research! |
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Link Center Resource Spotlight |
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A link to this full report can be found on the Link Center's free online Resource Library which offers valuable information to improve the lives of individuals with IDD and mental health needs. Read More at: https://acl.gov/TheLinkCenter/Services-Supports |
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Resources are available to a wide audience, including individuals with lived experience, families, allies, advocates, DSPs, clinical professionals, and policymakers. NADD is proud to be working together with the Link Center: https://acl.gov/TheLinkCenter |
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Merakey's 4th Annual Dual Diagnosis Conference |
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Integrating Healthcare:
Supporting Those with IDD/Mental Illness Through the Lifespan
February 26, 2025
11:00 AM EST-5:00 PM EST Merakey is hosting a virtual conference! This event is open to healthcare professionals, family members, and individuals with lived experience of IDD and mental health needs. Merakey has a long-standing relationship with NADD and a NADD Accredited Program.
Keynote speakers Dr. Robert Fletcher, NADD Founder, and Terrence McNelis, Senior Advisor for IDD Services at Merakey will discuss historical challenges and the outlook of supporting individuals with IDD and mental health needs. Their session will be moderated by Tim Barksdale, Psy.D, LMSW, NADD-CC, Senior Executive Director of Clinical Services at Merakey & NADD Board Member.
Jeanne Farr, MA, NADD Chief Executive Officer, Wendy Morris, RN, MSN, CS, NASMHPD, and Stacy L. Nonnemacher, Ph.D., NASDDDS will discuss the mission, goals, and strategies of the collaborative work being done with the Link Center. Registration is required! To learn more about these and other esteemed presenters and view the full conference schedule, click the link below. |
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The Importance of Connections |
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In this podcast, Melissa Cheplic, MPH, NADD-CC, from The Boggs Center on Disability and Human Development interviews Karyn Harvey, PhD. Together, they explore the vital role of relationships in trauma prevention and recovery for individuals with IDD. Emphasizing the universal need for meaningful connections beyond paid supporters; the need for friendships and love. Dr. Harvey's work on Hello It’s Me, a dating and friendship app for people with IDD, embodies this mission. The app includes lessons on consent, building connections, and avoiding exploitation, along with online events designed to promote secure, empowering relationships. The full podcast is available at the link below. |
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Claratel Behavioral Health
The following programs were recently NADD Accredited!
- Community Support Individual
- Targeted Case Management
- Community Support Services
- Supported Employment
- Behavioral Health Outpatient Services
- Community Residential Alternative Service
- Community Access Services
- Peer Support Services
- Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services
Service Access and Management
& River Edge Behavioral Health
were both recently Reaccredited! |
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NADD's 2025 National Conference |
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For over 40 years, NADD has brought together our vibrant community, strengthening connections and fostering the exchange of diverse perspectives and expertise. |
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Save the Date for NADD's 42nd Annual Conference! |
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