The Missouri Alliance for Dual Diagnosis (MOADD) was established in 2018, as a collaborative effort between Department of Mental Health (DMH) staff and DMH providers with interest in developing expertise in supporting individuals with dual intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) and behavioral health diagnosis.
MOADD Taskforce & MOADD Advisory Committee
The MOADD Taskforce included a diverse interdisciplinary group of professionals from across the state of Missouri and was formed in recognition that individuals with co-occurring conditions face unique challenges in accessing appropriate care. This taskforce produced the content of the Missouri Alliance for Dual Diagnosis (MOADD) Guidebook, defining and describing best practice approaches to support individuals with co-occurring mental/behavioral health symptoms and a diagnosed intellectual/developmental disability (IDD).
After defining best practices included in the MOADD Guidebook, the remaining taskforce members continue to serve as an advisory committee to the Department of Mental Health.
MOADD Best Practices
The Missouri Alliance for Dual Diagnosis (MOADD) Guidebook defines best practice clinical guidelines and approaches to support individuals with co-occurring intellectual, developmental and behavioral health diagnoses. Topics include: General Safety Considerations, Medication Management Primer for Dual Diagnosis, Trauma, Autism Spectrum Disorder/Intellectual Disabilities and Anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder/Intellectual Disabilities and Aggression, Autism Spectrum Disorder/Intellectual Disabilities and Depression, and Autism Spectrum Disorder/Intellectual Disabilities and Substance Use/Problematic Risky Behavior.
2022 NEWS RELEASE: Missouri Taskforce releases Guide for Dual Diagnosis Best Practices
The MOADD Guidebook is available as an electronic document, a printable document, or through the MO Alliance for Dual Diagnosis mobile application.
MOADD Guidebook - Electronic Document
MOADD Guidebook - Printable Document
MO Alliance for Dual Diagnosis Mobile Application
The MO Alliance for Dual Diagnosis application was made to provide clinicians the best practice guidelines anywhere, anytime. Whether they're in the office or with the individuals they serve. Download on Google Play or iTunes today!
Articles
MOADD Research Article for Best Practices
- Summit Information
- Resources
- Advisory Committee Members - November 2022