Mental Health and Crisis Intervention in People with Developmental Disabilities
Jill Hinton, PhD, Clinical Director, Center for START Services Recorded on 03/25/2021. [Show ID: 36965]
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Awesome upload! They should teach the importance of mental health in schools. Keep up the great work!
Love this video and can relate, due to my step son,s having Asperger who is is 23 years old. All that you said is right on point. As you mentioned persons with intellectual developmental disabilities experience many MH related issues and they are often misunderstood. Luckily my step son, who I came to his life when he was 5 years old, is doing well. He have been employed for few years now. One thing that often breaks my heart is not having friends and inability to form relationships. I was wondering is there Telehealth services for adults with developmental disabilities? I realize that there is 1:1 but have not heard of groups for this population. I would appreciate if you or someone else can share if there is such groups. Thank you.
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A question, do you provide training to independent MH contractors? I am interested in the STAR program. Thank you in advance.