Education

Event/Training Calendar
Date Events/Training
Ongoing Agency Tiered Supports Virtual Coaching Workshop
Ongoing Behavior Support Review Committee
Ongoing Provider Support Committee
4-6 through 5-26, 2021 MO HealthNet Virtual Training Schedule Second Quarter
5-6-21 People-First of Missouri “Whose Life Is It, Anyway” Leadership Series-Who are my people? 
5-11-21 Live Benefits Case Study
5-13-21 Law Enforcement Disability Awareness Training
5-20-21 Responder Advocacy Training
5-26-21 Missouri's No Wrong Door-Strategies for Preventing Falls
6-1, 2, 3, 8, 9 2021 Law Enforcement Personnel Train the Trainer
6-8-21 Cultivating a “Pro-employment” Culture Regarding Benefits
6-10-21 Law Enforcement Disability Awareness Training
6-17-21 Responder Advocacy Training
6-23-21 Missouri's No Wrong Door-Supports for Viewing Print and Computers
7-7-21 People-First of Missouri “Whose Life Is It, Anyway” Leadership Series-Who is listening to me?
8-4-21 People-First of Missouri “Whose Life Is It, Anyway” Leadership Series-Who are the paid people in my life? 
11-2-21 Transition Resource Event
Relias Self-Registration Portals

Relias is the leading online provider of compliance and continuing education for agencies serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Click to learn more about Relias.

MODD Employment Support Self Registration Portal

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Learning Topics
Webinars

Webinars - The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides regular informational webinars for individuals, families, and providers.

To schedule a webinar, Division staff should complete this form.

Podcasts

From the Director’s Desk

Coercive Podcasts

Videos

Dental Trade Alliance Foundation Grant Project

The Division of Developmental Disabilities received a $25,000 grant from the Dental Trade Alliance Foundation (DTAF) of Arlington, VA for a project titled Increasing Awareness of the importance of Oral Health among Missouri Caregivers which is anticipated to impact access to dental care and promote knowledge of oral health’s impact on overall health.  The project consists of the production of three brief videos that demonstrate the importance of oral health and how to assist other people with oral hygiene.

DTAF Grant Summary Report

Oral Health as it Relates to General Health for People with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

This video is geared for people with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, their caregivers, and their families.  It gives an overview of what a dental hygienist does and the importance of oral health as it relates to general health.  Video 1 of 3.  

Special Circumstances with Oral Hygiene for People with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

This video gives guidance on special circumstances related to providing oral hygiene such as how to assist people with intellectual/developmental disabilities who avoid oral hygiene tasks, how to complete gum care, and how to assist people who do not take food or fluid by mouth and use a feeding tube for nutrition,  Video 2 of 3.  

How To Assist a Person with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities with Oral Hygiene

This video demonstrates how to assist a person with intellectual/developmental disabilities with oral hygiene tasks while respecting their independence as well as utilizing a positive and encouraging approach.  Video 3 of 3.