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Proceedings from the 22nd Annual Conference & Exhibit Show, From
Genes to Policy: The Many Faces of Dual Diagnosis
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Editor: Ann Poindexter, M.D.
Description:
This book is a compilation of articles written by persons who
presented at the National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (NADD)
22nd Annual Conference & Exhibit Show, From Genes to Policy: The
Many Faces of Dual Diagnosis ~ October 26-29, 2005, in St.
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Table
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74 pages Printed 2005
Section I: Diagnosis and Assessment
What Exactly Is Bipolar Disorder Anyway? - Jarrett Barnhill
Stereotypic Movement Disorder - Jarrett Barnhill
Assessment of Personality and Social Competence in Persons with Dual
Disabilities - Arno Willems
Section II: Program Models
Development and Implementation of a CommunityBased Program - Joan
Beasley Bruce Davis, Jeffery Fahs, June Phillips, Leslie Rubin,
Karen Weigle
Discharge of Long-Stay Patients to the Community - Sarah Calleia
A Comprehensive Approach to Training Parents with Special Needs - Kristi
Hickey-Vigilante, Juliet Hawkins
An Acute Psychiatric In-Patient Unit for Youth with Developmental
Disabilities - Desmond Kaplan, Krista Keehn, Barbara Al/good-Hill,
Jean-Marie Leak, Marianne Wudarsky, Nilda Gonzalez, Jean Knight,
Debbie Straka, Rick Kunkel, Nancy McNally, Fahadjuboori, Vassilis F. Koliatsos
Application of Dialectical Behavior Therapy in a State Mental
Hospital: Progress Review for People with Borderline Personality
Disorder and Mental Retardation - Sharon Robbins, Ronda Reitz,
Stephanie Stepp
Section III: Counseling and Therapy
Teaching Emotional Recognition and Coping Skills to Individuals with
Cognitive Impairment - Steven Altabet
Section IV: Residential Services
Brookstone Haven: Providing Residential Care for People with Dual
Diagnoses in the Environment of Mental Health Reform - Jay Poole,
Ken Burrow
Section V: Syndromes
Psychosis in Children with Prader-Willi Syndrome - Phillipe Cohn,
H Boer, A. Vogels, Leopold Curfs
The Velocardiofacial Syndrome: Its Appearance in Mental Retardation - Laurens
Evers, Leopold Curfs
Advances in Understanding the Genetics of Developmental and
Psychiatric Disability - Brenda Finucane, Elliott Simon
Section VI: Staff Training
Staff Training Can Be Fun and Effective - Ann Poindexter
Section VII: Family Issues
Finally... A Plan That Works... At Half the Price - Nancy Hatch Warner
Section VIII:
Faculty
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