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NADD Bulletin Archive
Formerly called the NADD Newsletter, the NADD Bulletin is the
official publication of NADD and is a benefit of membership. This
periodical is published bi-monthly and features three articles
addressing clinical, programmatic, research or family oriented information.
To access an article from a past bulletin, click on the volume number
or article title, to view articles by topic; click on the topic link.
Note: If you are a NADD member and have signed in you will be able to
read the complete article.
Volume V - Number 1
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Optimizing
Direct-Care Paraprofessionals’ Adherence to Behavioral Support Programs: Matthew
N. I. Oliver, Gemma D. Skillman, Department of Psychology,
University of South Dakota
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Discovering
and Building Intellectual Capital: Strengthening the Foundation of
Services for Persons with Dual Diagnosis: Frances Owen, Ph.D.,
Carol Sales, Ph.D., Dorothy Griffiths, Ph.D., Louis Lindenbaum, D.Ed.
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BOOK
REVIEWS
Volume V - Number 2
Volume V - Number 3
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Mental
Health in Mental Retardation: Current Developments and Future
Challenges in Europe (Lecture to the 3rd Congress of European
Association for Mental Health in Mental Retardation, Berlin, Germany,
September, 2001): Anton Dosen, M.D., Ph.D.
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Providing
Therapy Services To People Who Have Been Sexually Abused: Sheila
Mansell, Ph.D.
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Consumer
Choice in Vocational Rehabilitation: Case Study Examples from the
Connecticut “CHOICE” Project: Debora M. Presbie,
M.A., Director, Innovations in Choice Project, A.J. Pappanikou Center
for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, Education, Research,
and Service, University of Connecticut, Jacqueline Dunaway, MA,
Educational Consultant
Volume V - Number 4
Volume V - Number 5
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Behavioral
Relaxation Training (BRT) With Children With Dual Diagnoses: Theodosia
R. Paclawskyj, Ph.D.
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The
Nurse Practitioner as an Alternative to Quality Care and Cost
Effectiveness in Treating People with a Dual Diagnosis: Michael
Wisher, M.S.N., R.N., N.P.P., A.N.P.
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The
Role of Cultural Factors and Deinstitutionalization of Persons with
Mental Retardation: A View from the Rural South: Sarah
Kathleen Barnhill, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC,
Jarrett Barnhill, M.D.
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Book
Review: Bringing up a Challenging Child at Home: When Love is not Enough
Volume V - Number 6
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Human Needs and Intellectual Disabilities: Applications for Person
Centered Planning, Dual Diagnosis, and Crisis Intervention
Steven Reiss, Ph.D.
Human Needs and Intellectual Disabilities identifies the 12 human
needs most relevant to the lives of people with intellectual
disabilities, autism and related developmental disabilities. It
includes detailed, practical suggestions for caregivers or parents
interested in the happiness, quality of life, and self-determintion
of their loved ones or consumers. The book includes detailed,
practical suggestions for reducing episodes of challenging behavior
and psychiatric symptoms in people with a dual diagnosis
(intellectual disabilities and mental illness). It shows how to
substitute the language of individuality (e.g., "friendly
person") for the language of disability (e.g., "person with
disability"). It also reduces the tendency of planners to
confuse their own value system for that of the consumer. The
book includes scholarly reviews of dual diagnosis literature on
mental illness, prevalence, and assessment.
NADD # DA10-048B Details
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Positive Identity Development
Author: Karyn Harvey, PhD
Positive Identity Development is an exciting new approach to
treatment for individuals with intellectual disabilities. This
book provides a new theoretical perspective on treatment along with a
variety of innovative tools. It rejects reducing adults with
intellectual disabilities to a mere compilation of their behaviors
and promotes the use of a positive, therapeutic approach to each
unique individual. Psychologists, social workers and therapists
should be able to use the tools presented in this book to directly
enhance the effectiveness of the treatment they provide to adults
with intellectual disabilities. This book promotes well-being on
every level and explores a broad range of issues relevant to the life
and mental health of adults with intellectual disabilities
Mbr Price: $34.95
Non-Mbr: $39.95
NADD #CT09-047B Details |
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Syndrome: When to Worry about Mental Health and What to Do About It
Robin Friedlander, M.D. & Peter Johnson, Ph.D.
NADD # FI09-044B Details |
 Working
with People who have Intellectual Disability and Behavioral
Problems: A Self-Study Guide for Interdisciplinary Team Members
Ann R. Poindexter, M.D. & Paul D. Kolstoe, Ph.D.
NADD # ST09-045B Details |
Multi-Media CDs of NADD 25th Annual Conference Presentations
Presentations recorded at NADD 25th Annual Conference are available
as multi-media CDs. These CDs contain the video and Power Point
from conference presentations and are a great tool for training
yourself and your staff. To order, or for additional
information, click here.
Community Networks of Specialized Care: Building Community
Capacity through Training and Education Lisa Holmes, Liz
Froese, MSW, Rosanne Stein, LLB, BSc, Sandi Bricker
NADD Competency-Based Dual Diagnosis Certification Program Robert
Fletcher, DSW, ACSW, FAAIDD; Donna McNelis, PhD; John McGonigle,
PhD; Kathleen Olson, PhD; Jarrett Barnhill, MD
Autism Spectrum Disorders: Separating the Data from the
Myths Ann R. Poindexter, MD
Diagnostic Systems for Use with People with ID Luis
Salvador-Carulla, MD, PhD, Robert J. Fletcher, DSW, ACSW, FAAIDD,
Sally-Ann Cooper, MD
The price for the above multimedia is: Member:
$49.95 Non-member: $59.95
To order, or for additional information, click
here.
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