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Intellectual Disability / Dual Diagnosis

Dual diagnosis is co-occurring intellectual disability and mental illness. While preparing content for this web site, the best source of introductory information from the Canadian Mental Health Association on dual diagnosis and the issues associated with its treatment was found in CMHA Ontario’s Position Paper on Dual Diagnosis from June, 1998. Click here for the Position Paper and click here for the Executive Summary. The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health also published a paper on dual diagnosis in 2003. Click here to read it.

To read more information about intellectual disabilities, click here.