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X-WR-CALDESC:According to National Core Indicators data (NCI)\, the prevale
 nce of dual diagnoses of mental illness and intellectual and developmental
  disabilities (IDD) ranges up from 40% to upwards of 70%. Individuals with
  this comorbidity may face several obstacles and barriers throughout their
  lifespan regarding access to integrated and comprehensive treatment\, hou
 sing\, involvement in the criminal justice system\, and many more. In the 
 state of New Jersey\, there are distinct and defined social services for b
 oth\, mental health and IDD\, however\, what are the implications of havin
 g both diagnoses?\n\n \n\nMariam Spall\, MSW\, the Assistant Director of M
 edallion Care Behavioral Health Services\, will be discussing case studies
  of individuals with dual diagnoses. The case reviews will address the mul
 tifaceted and complex factors one with mental illness and IDD experience\,
  while also identifying the interventions and supports that provided the n
 ecessary assistance to advocate and assist the individual along the way to
  ensure the individual receives the most appropriate care. This discussion
  will review symptomology\, diagnostic concerns\, as well as treatment spe
 cificities of those with dual diagnoses.\n\n \n\n*All identifying informat
 ion discussed will be omitted.\n\nCertificates of Attendance are available
  for webinar attendees!\n\nThe certificates of attendance are emailed with
 in 5 business days.\n.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:According to National Core Indicators data (NCI)\, the prevalen
 ce of dual diagnoses of mental illness and intellectual and developmental 
 disabilities (IDD) ranges up from 40% to upwards of 70%. Individuals with 
 this comorbidity may face several obstacles and barriers throughout their 
 lifespan regarding access to integrated and comprehensive treatment\, hous
 ing\, involvement in the criminal justice system\, and many more. In the s
 tate of New Jersey\, there are distinct and defined social services for bo
 th\, mental health and IDD\, however\, what are the implications of having
  both diagnoses?\n\n \n\nMariam Spall\, MSW\, the Assistant Director of Me
 dallion Care Behavioral Health Services\, will be discussing case studies 
 of individuals with dual diagnoses. The case reviews will address the mult
 ifaceted and complex factors one with mental illness and IDD experience\, 
 while also identifying the interventions and supports that provided the ne
 cessary assistance to advocate and assist the individual along the way to 
 ensure the individual receives the most appropriate care. This discussion 
 will review symptomology\, diagnostic concerns\, as well as treatment spec
 ificities of those with dual diagnoses.\n\n \n\n*All identifying informati
 on discussed will be omitted.\n\nCertificates of Attendance are available 
 for webinar attendees!\n\nThe certificates of attendance are emailed withi
 n 5 business days.\n.\n\n
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SUMMARY:CJAP Webinar Series # 1 Exploring a Closer Look: Case Studies - An 
 Analysis of Dual Diagnosis in Adults with Mental Illness and Intellectual 
 and Developmental Disabilities
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