Missouri Alliance
for Dual Diagnosis
- ECHO Autism Program
- Overview
- Curriculum
- Hub Team
Aim
Improve outcomes of children and transitional-aged youth with dual diagnoses and increase Missouri community health and other professionals self-efficacy, knowledge, and understanding of evidence-based best practices in caring for children with intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or autism and behavioral health diagnoses.
What You Will Learn
Systems-based issues affecting children with dual diagnosis, best practices for managing dual diagnosis.
How You Will Learn
- Specific de-identified case guidance
- Convenient, interactive, web-based small group format
- All Teach, All Learn Model
Intended Audience
Community Health Center professionals, Child Welfare industry workers, Developmental Disability Service professionals
Topics for Learning and Discussion
- System-Induced Trauma
- Missouri Child Welfare System Supports
- 988 and Crisis Response
- Transitioning into Adulthood – Family Perspective
- Sexual Development
- Planning Tools
- Common medical issues in individuals with Developmental Disabilities
- Psychological Evaluations
- Right to Risk
- Pharmacology
- Challenging Sexual Behaviors in MI/DD
- Advocating for a student with IEPs and 504 plans
ECHO AUTISM: MOADD
Hub Team
Amber Stockreef, M.Ed, BCBA, LBA
Clinical Systems Navigator, Behavior Analyst, Program Lead
Greg Cejas, MD
Psychiatrist
Seth Allen, Ed.D.
Resource Expert
Shawna Shelton, BSN, RN
Medical Specialist
Lisa Nothaus, BS
Lived Experience Expert
Laura Shapiro, MSW, ACSW, LCSW
Trauma Informed Specialist
Sarah Towne
Program CoordinatorProgram Includes:
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Frequency:
1st and 3rd Wednesdays
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Time:
12:00 - 1:30 pm CT
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Duration:
Year-Round
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Sessions:
24
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Language:
English
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CME/CE Credit:
Yes
