In case you missed this morning's webinar, “Out of Options: Addressing Inequities in Care for Texans with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Mental Illness,” check out the recording. 

You'll also find our investigative report and recommendations, a docuseries about the experience of individuals and families living with this dual diagnosis, as well as our new, on-demand course for mental health providers on The Whole Person Project webpage!

On-Demand Course for Mental Health Providers Working with People with IDD: In this self-paced, on-demand course, “Breaking Barriers: Supporting Texans with IDD and Mental Health Conditions,” learners get an understanding of disability frameworks, dual diagnosis, legal requirements, and communications strategies. While the 60-minute course is intended primarily for mental health providers, it is available to anyone interested in the intersection of mental health and IDD.

The Whole Person Project is supported by the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities (TCDD) through a grant from the U.S. Administration for Community Living (ACL), Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C., 20201. Grant number available by request. Grantees receiving government sponsorship are encouraged to express their findings and conclusions. Opinions do not necessarily represent official TCDD or ACL policy.

Your financial support helps The Arc of Texas advocate for and with Texans with intellectual and develeopemental disabilities. No matter the size, every gift helps. Thank you!