Webinars

2026

Apr 28

MO DDD & You: Overview of Individual Rights and Due Process

12:30 pm

During this 30-minute webinar, participants will hear an overview from a member of the Quality Programs State Team and learn about Individual Rights, the Division's Due Process procedures, and resources that can be explored and shared.

Presenter(s):
  • Lisa Nothaus, Supporting Families Lead; Division of DD
  • Rachelle Moffat Quality Programs Specialist State Lead
Target Audience: individuals/self-advocates, families/caregivers, planning team members, interested stakeholders
May 12

Beyond Compliance: Making Due Process Meaningful

10:00 am

This isn’t your standard checkbox training. This training dives past policy language and into what due process is actually meant to do: protect people, preserve dignity, and support real-life outcomes. You’ll break down Missouri-specific HCBS expectations, explore real-world scenarios (the kind that don’t fit neatly in a template), and learn how to build rights limitations that are clear, and most importantly, person-centered.

Expect practical strategies for developing components of due process where plans don’t just sit on paper but actually lead somewhere. By the end, due process won’t feel like a hurdle to clear, it’ll feel like a tool you can use with purpose.

*Must have attended either the in person or virtual Restrictive Interventions and Due Process Review Committees What are Limited Practices and Prohibited Practices Workshop

Presenter(s):
  • Rachelle Moffat
May 28

Beyond Compliance: Making Due Process Meaningful

10:00 am

This isn’t your standard checkbox training. This training dives past policy language and into what due process is actually meant to do: protect people, preserve dignity, and support real-life outcomes. You’ll break down Missouri-specific HCBS expectations, explore real-world scenarios (the kind that don’t fit neatly in a template), and learn how to build rights limitations that are clear, and most importantly, person-centered.

Expect practical strategies for developing components of due process where plans don’t just sit on paper but actually lead somewhere. By the end, due process won’t feel like a hurdle to clear, it’ll feel like a tool you can use with purpose.

*Must have attended either the in person or virtual Restrictive Interventions and Due Process Review Committees What are Limited Practices and Prohibited Practices Workshop

Presenter(s):
  • Rachelle Moffat
Jun 15

Beyond Compliance: Making Due Process Meaningful

10:00 am

This isn’t your standard checkbox training. This training dives past policy language and into what due process is actually meant to do: protect people, preserve dignity, and support real-life outcomes. You’ll break down Missouri-specific HCBS expectations, explore real-world scenarios (the kind that don’t fit neatly in a template), and learn how to build rights limitations that are clear, and most importantly, person-centered.

Expect practical strategies for developing components of due process where plans don’t just sit on paper but actually lead somewhere. By the end, due process won’t feel like a hurdle to clear, it’ll feel like a tool you can use with purpose.

*Must have attended either the in person or virtual Restrictive Interventions and Due Process Review Committees What are Limited Practices and Prohibited Practices Workshop

Presenter(s):
  • Rachelle Moffat
Nov 13

2025 Annual Residential Oversight RN Webinar

9:00 am

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Clinical Operations Team is hosting the 2025 annual webinar for the nurses working in the community with provider agencies. Topics included will be Division Restrictive Interventions and Limited and Prohibited Practices, HRST Updates, Jazz Pharmaceuticals regarding seizure education. Participants must attend the entire presentation to receive a certificate. If a group calls in from a single connection we will not be able to issue certificates to those participants. Certificates will be emailed to participants at a later date.

Presenter(s):
  • Timothy M. Weil, Ph.D., BCBA-D Chief Behavior Analyst State of Missouri DMH Division of DD
  • Brandon Eddy, RN, Care System Liaison
  • Leslie DeGroat, RN, DD Clinical Coordinator
  • Tricia Parker, BSN, RN, DD Community Programs Clinical Coordinator
  • Dina Pizzurro-Smith BSN, RN, CDDN Director of Client Services
Target Audience: Residential Oversight RNs from provider agencies and other stakeholders