Previous Webinars

Join Tier 2 Team for this Quarterly Update to learn what's new in Tier 2. The webinar will provide updated information regarding workshops, podcasts, latest products, and highlight risk prevention strategies.
 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the Missouri Alliance for Dual Diagnosis (MOADD). Participants will hear an overview of MOADD, collaborative efforts to support individuals with a behavioral health and intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) dual diagnosis, and the virtual interactive learning opportunities available through the MOADD ECHO sessions.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division provides monthly webinars with timely updates and information for all stakeholders and partners.
Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide an overview of the Missouri Quality Outcomes and opportunity for stakeholder discussion. Participants will learn how the MOQOs are used, MOQO reports, and the need for stakeholder review and input on the Supporting Families report.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the importance of fading prohibited practices and steps to fading these practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090. 

Webinar Limit: 30 Participants

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the basics of communication as it relates to Prohibited Practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting a series of Health Risk Screening Process office hours specifically for targeted case management providers. Each session will be focused on a specific aspect of the Process.

The Division invites all stakeholders to attend the bi-annual Statewide Provider Meeting. Attendees will receive statewide data and other essential information from Fiscal, Federal Programs, Tiered Supports, Provider Relations, Quality Assurance, Self-Directed Supports, and Targeted Case Management Technical Assistance Coordinators.

These bi-annual meetings replace provider regional meetings during the first and third quarter of the fiscal year. Regional Offices will continue to provide data specific to their areas during the other two quarters.
 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the basics of Prohibited Practices and what teams should consider when seeking help and support to address the use of Prohibited Practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090

The Division provides monthly webinars with timely updates and information for all stakeholders and partners.
Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.
 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DD) Comprehensive and Community Support waivers expire June 30, 2026. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the State to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DD) Comprehensive and Community Support waivers expire June 30, 2026. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the State to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.
 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DD) Comprehensive and Community Support waivers expire June 30, 2026. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the State to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn style webinar will highlight StationMD services for individuals receiving a Division of Developmental Disabilities Waiver service. Participants will learn how StationMD helps meet medical and behavioral health needs, helps people avoid going to an emergency room, and how people can easily access StationMD services.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the importance of fading prohibited practices and steps to fading these practices.
 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month will highlight the activities for 2024. Updates will be given on the prohibited practice processes and the behavior support review committee processes and training and development as well as other timely information.

Safety Crisis Plans (SCPs) are tools to help support people who have a history of challenging behavior or who meet risk thresholds. The Tier 3 Intensive Support Team will be hosting a hands-on workshop that provides an introduction to SCPs, along with information about the assessment process, mapping the crisis cycle and the SCP template. Participants will have the opportunity to develop a SCP from a case study or from a specific case for a person they support.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This webinar will provide an in-depth discussion of the process for requesting assistance from the Office of General Counsel in filing petitions for guardianship.
 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting a series of Health Risk Screening Process office hours specifically for targeted case management providers. Each session will be focused on a specific aspect of the Process. 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the importance of fading prohibited practices and steps to fading these practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division provides monthly webinars with timely updates and information for all stakeholders and partners.
Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is hosting training on a Comprehensive Support Planning Tool to assist teams when problem solve challenging situations, especially following critical incidents. The use of the tool meets the requirement for comprehensive planning outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090.

The Tier 3 team will demonstrate how to use the tool to identify underlying issues that contribute to challenging situations and strategies to prevent/address these root issues. The goal of the tool is to examine the factors that may contribute to the problem, and connect the events in a meaningful way to address and prevent the situation from worsening or issues reoccurring.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the basics of Prohibited Practices and what teams should consider when seeking help and support to address the use of Prohibited Practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This webinar will provide an overview of the Information Specialists and their role in the Division. There will also be discussion about the management of transfers in and out of the system.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month will highlight the activities for 2024. Updates will be given on the prohibited practice processes and the behavior support review committee processes and training and development. as well as other timely information.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DD) is offering webinars for Personal Assistant Providers and EVV vendors. These webinars will provide updates and an open forum to answer questions regarding EVV issues, concerns, requirements, sending data, troubleshooting, etc. Upcoming EVV discussions may include: Waiver modifiers, difference between EVV vendor and Electronic Aggregator Solution, memo field documentation, caregiver noncompliance, accrual of minutes, comingling services, self-directed services and telephony.

This 30-minute lunch and learn style webinar will focus on providing information to participants about the Division of DD Health Home initiative. The DD Health Home is available to individuals who receive services through the Division of DD and have a qualifying chronic health care need. Participants will hear what the DD Health Home is and is not, review eligibility for participation, review the enrollment process, learn what Health Home services can do to assist with health management, and review related resources.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting a series of Health Risk Screening Process office hours specifically for targeted case management providers. Each session will be focused on a specific aspect of the Process. 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the importance of fading prohibited practices and steps to fading these practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division provides monthly webinars with timely updates and information for all stakeholders and partners.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the basics of communication as it relates to Prohibited Practices.



Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090.



 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on identifying and managing caregiver stress. Participants will learn to recognize and respond to stress and learn about resources and opportunities available to help manage stress.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting a one-hour webinar to review the Health Risk Support Plans (HRSP) component of the MO Health Risk Screening (HRS) Process. The goal of the webinar is to assist the HRS Process Raters with preparing for and facilitating completion part of the process. Other items to be discussed include the Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST), how the HRST correlates to the HRSP templates, and HRSP preparation, completion, and utilization.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is providing training on the basics of Prohibited Practices and what teams should consider when seeking help and support to address the use of Prohibited Practices.

Prohibited practices and related information is outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities engaged Mercer to conduct a rate study for Intellectual Disabilities/Developmental Disabilities (ID/DD) 1915(c) waiver Self-Directed Services. The Division and Mercer will explain the rate study process, describe key rate study considerations, share the modeled rate ranges, and collect stakeholder feedback.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide an overview of the free virtual Family Coaching Workshops. These sessions are designed to help parents and family caregivers recognize difficult behaviors and learn how to build more positive relationships with their child and family members.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is offering webinars for Personal Assistant Providers and EVV vendors. These webinars will provide updates and an open forum to answers questions regarding EVV issues, concerns, requirements, sending data, troubleshooting, etc.  The upcoming EVV discussion may include: Accrual of minutes, comingling services, memo field and 85% goal for auto-verified visits. Additional webinar dates for 2024 are forthcoming

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month will highlight the activities for next year. Updates will be given on the prohibited practice processes and the behavior support review committee processes and training and development. as well as other timely information.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities, Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team is hosting training on a Comprehensive Support Planning Tool which can help team problem solve challenging situations, especially following critical incidents. Additionally the use of the tool meets the requirement for comprehensive planning outlined in 9 CSR 45-3.090. The Tear 3 team will describe how teams can use the tool to identify underlying issues that contribute to challenging situations and strategies to prevent/address these root issues. The goal of the tool is to examine the factors that may contribute to the problem, connect the events in a meaningful way so that the issues can be properly addressed and prevented from reoccurring or the situation from worsening.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month will focus on State Operated Programs. Additionally, there will be a focused update on future trainings. Updates will be given on the prohibited practice processes and the behavior support review committee processes as well as other timely information

This monthly Tier 2 updates provides current information regarding team updates, workgroups, workshops, risk prevention strategies and problem solving opportunities.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide participants with an overview on the work currently being done for Missouri’s Master Plan on Aging. Mindy Ulstad, Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), will share information about the overall plan, the work taking place, and the need for input and feedback to help make Missouri’s plan comprehensive and inclusive.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is offering webinars for Personal Assistant Providers and EVV vendors. These webinars will provide updates and an open forum to answers questions regarding EVV issues, concerns, requirements, sending data, troubleshooting, etc.

Safety Crisis Plans (SCPs) are tools to help support people who have a history of challenging behavior or who meet risk thresholds. The Tier 3 Intensive Support Team will be hosting a hands-on workshop on October 24th from 9:30am – 12:00pm. Participants will hear a brief introduction to SCPs, along with information about the assessment process, mapping the crisis cycle and the SCP template. Participants will then have the opportunity to work with the Tier 3 Intensive Support Team to develop a SCP from a case study or from a specific case for a person they support.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Clinical Operations Team is hosting the 2023 annual webinar for the nurses working in the community with provider agencies. This webinar will offer educational opportunities, a support system, and resources. Presentation Topics: HRST, Station MD, Incident Management System, Infection control, Post Public Health Emergency (PHE), and Nursing Resources.

There will be a break from 12:00pm to 1:00pm.

This lunch and learn session will provide an overview of technology support services offered by Gray Matters Alliance. Participants will learn how these services help individuals live independently and safely while improving their quality of life through technology, remote support tools, and educational resources.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn style webinar will focus on the Partners in Policymaking leadership opportunity through the Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council (MODDC). Participants will hear details about the program, including who can participate, when it is held, and how to apply. Participants will also learn about some of the benefits former Partners graduates have experienced from their involvement in the leadership opportunity.

The Division invites all stakeholders to attend the bi-annual Statewide Provider Meeting. Attendees will receive statewide data and other essential information from Fiscal, Federal Programs, Tiered Supports, Provider Relations, Quality Assurance, Self-Directed Supports, and Targeted Case Management Technical Assistance Coordinators.

These bi-annual meetings replace provider regional meetings during the first and third quarter of the fiscal year. Regional Offices will continue to provide data specific to their areas during the other two quarters.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Join the Positive Support Consultants in practicing interaction data collection, providing performance feedback, utilizing competency checklists, performing inter-observant agreements, and specific Tools of Choice skills.

This is ideal for agency coaches, supervisors, and leadership implementing best practice staff coaching systems.

Participants should review this webinar prior to the workshop: https://youtu.be/VmqLSewrh1M

and https://youtu.be/1D4v4d11k6Q

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This webinar provided an overview of the Partnership for Hope Waiver including the purpose of the waiver, the services it provides, and the population it covers. 

This webinar provided an overview of the Community Support Waiver including the purpose of the waiver, the services it provides, and the population it covers. 

This webinar and presentation provides individuals with an overview of the Comprehensive Waiver, including the purpose of the waiver, the services it provides, and the population it covers.

This webinar provided an overview of the Missouri’s Children with Developmental Disabilities (MOCDD) Waiver including the purpose of the waiver, the services it provides, and the population it covers.

Join the Positive Support Consultants in practicing interaction data collection, providing performance feedback, utilizing competency checklists, performing inter-observant agreements, and specific Tools of Choice skills.

This is ideal for agency coaches, supervisors, and leadership implementing best practice staff coaching systems.

Participants should review this webinar prior to the workshop: https://youtu.be/VmqLSewrh1M

and https://youtu.be/1D4v4d11k6Q

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month the spotlight will be on the interface with the local law enforcement Crisis Intervention Team Program. There will be updates on future trainings, prohibited practice processes and behavior support review committee processes. Additional updates of other relevant information may also be provided. Please join the Tier 3 Team to learn about these updates.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Join the Positive Support Consultants in practicing interaction data collection, providing performance feedback, utilizing competency checklists, performing inter-observant agreements, and specific Tools of Choice skills.

This is ideal for agency coaches, supervisors, and leadership implementing best practice staff coaching systems.

Participants should review this webinar prior to the workshop: https://youtu.be/VmqLSewrh1M

and https://youtu.be/1D4v4d11k6Q

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide information about helping people better understand issues, identify their options, and consider possible choices when making decisions. Participants will learn about tools that can be used to support people in the decision making process and help them reach their goals.

Join the Positive Support Consultants in practicing interaction data collection, providing performance feedback, utilizing competency checklists, performing inter-observant agreements, and specific Tools of Choice skills.

This is ideal for agency coaches, supervisors, and leadership implementing best practice staff coaching systems.

Participants should review this webinar prior to the workshop: https://youtu.be/VmqLSewrh1M

and https://youtu.be/1D4v4d11k6Q

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month the spotlight will be on the wavier changes associate with behavior services There will be updates on future trainings, prohibited practice processes and behavior support review committee processes. Additional updates of other relevant information may also be provided. Please join the Tier 3 Team to learn about these updates.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide an overview of the Division Self-Directed Supports (SDS) program. Participants will learn about the SDS option, including who can participate in SDS, responsibilities are for participation, what support is available, and more.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is providing training on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) waivers. This training will cover changes to services in each of the four waivers. This session is being offered on two different dates/times for scheduling convenience.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Missouri is pioneering and paving the way for an integrated care ecosystem to drive improved health outcomes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Please join us to enhance your understanding of person-centered care plans and how harnessing the power of data exchange can result in improved data accessibility, care coordination, and clinical decision-making while reducing administrative burden and increasing potential cost savings.

During this webinar, participants will learn how person-centered care plans can be leveraged across primary and acute care settings to benefit individuals with IDD. The presenters will highlight the unique needs of the IDD population, emphasizing tailored care approaches and the value of integrating the person-centered care plan to improve whole-person care for the IDD community.

Participants will also be oriented to the intricacies of Missouri’s statewide implementation of enabling real-time data exchange of the person-centered care plan -  the first of its kind in the United States - utilizing national interoperable standards.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is providing training on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) waivers. This training will cover changes to services in each of the four waivers. This session is being offered on two different dates/times for scheduling convenience

During this session, we will be reviewing technology support services offered by MapHabit and how they create personalized solutions to support activities of daily living that are interactive and engaging.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide participants an opportunity to learn about assistive technology, including where to find it and options to help cover the costs.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month Theresa Roberts, Coordinator for State Operated Behavior & Crisis Services, will discuss the Behavior and Crisis Services within State Operated Programs. There will be updates on future trainings, prohibited practice processes and behavior support review committee processes. Additional updates and relevant information will also be provided.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

This one hour webinar will highlight the DD notification process enhancements for contracted Residential Service providers when there is a Residential Oversight RN vacancy or new hire. Enhancements are intended to streamline communication to the Division, improve the Residential Oversight RN Orientation process, and support waiver residential service participant health and welfare. Process enhancements will be effective June 15, 2023.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

During this session, we will be reviewing remote support services offered by SafeInHome and how to create a customizable plan based on individual need.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide an overview of the Alternatives to Guardianship Project. Participants will hear about the project, be introduced to alternative and supported decision-making options, and learn about planning resources.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

During this webinar, Christian Hill, Founder and CEO of Thrive Homes, will discuss Environmental Accessibility Adaptations (EAA) services and explain the steps to ensure services are delivered successfully. Frequently asked questions and useful tips for EAA projects will also be covered.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This one hour webinar will highlight the DD notification process enhancements for contracted Residential Service providers when there is a Residential Oversight RN vacancy or new hire. Enhancements are intended to streamline communication to the Division, improve the Residential Oversight RN Orientation process, and support waiver residential service participant health and welfare. Process enhancements will be effective May 15, 2023.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This hour long webinar will focus on the MO Division of Developmental Disabilities HRST Process and information for transitioning from Implementation Phase I to Implementation Phase II/Statewide Go Live on May 1, 2023. This webinar will highlight process enhancements resulting from provider participation of Phase I.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the Missouri Assistive Technology Project and other programs that are available. Participants will learn about the programs, how to apply, and where to find additional information and resources for Assistive Technology.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. This month the team will focus on the differences between a restrictive intervention, a reactive strategy, and a prohibited practice. There will also be an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Telehealth Services update and the March Behavior Support Review Committee Survey information will be reviewed. Updates from the Tier 3 Subject Matter Experts, training dates, and other important information will be provided.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Information will be provided on proposed updates to policy for community residential transitions. Updates include changes in the Risk Prevention Consultants' and Support Coordinators' roles in the transition process.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Information will be provided on proposed updates to policy for community residential transitions. Updates include changes in the Risk Prevention Consultants' and Support Coordinators' roles in the transition process.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Information will be provided on proposed updates to policy for community residential transitions. Updates include changes in the Risk Prevention Consultants' and Support Coordinators' roles in the transition process.

This webinar will introduce the components of the Columbus Organization contract, outline the purpose and implementation strategies, as well as provide an overview of the Provider and TCM review and function that they will be provided during the provider and TCM review. Webinar content is applicable to service providers and targeted case management (TCM) entities unable to attend the statewide in-person presentations provided March 28, 2023, through April 6, 2023.

This webinar will provide an overview and update on the Division of Developmental Disabilities Personal Assistant providers status, progress with EVV requirements, and sending data via the EVV Aggregator Solution (EAS).

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on competency and implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour training is open to community members, parents, and professionals, and covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as, what is behavior, how to build positive relationships, and how to affectively impact behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the Missouri Youth Leadership Forum (MYLF) opportunity through the MO Governor’s Council on Disability. Participants will hear general information about the MYLF opportunity, what forum participants can expect, and how to apply.



 

This Month the team will outline the clinical trainings available in April and May. In addition, information will be provided on prohibited procedure workshops and the dates they will be offered. The coaching process offered to support teams following the Behavior Support Review Committee will also be discussed.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division invites all stakeholders to attend the bi-annual Statewide Provider and Support Coordination Meeting. Attendees will receive statewide data and other essential information from Fiscal Leadership, Federal Programs, Tiered Supports, Provider Relations, Quality Assurance, and Targeted Case Management Technical Assistance Coordinators. The meeting will include updates on Division Initiatives such as Assistive Technology and Employment. These bi-annual meetings replace provider regional meetings during the first and third quarter of the fiscal year. Regional Offices will continue to provide data specific to their areas during the other two quarters.

This webinar will discuss an approaching training opportunity with SHIFT, a nationally recognized technology education and accreditation platform. Interested participants will gain a base knowledge on how technology can support individuals to meet their good life outcomes and be able to discuss these services with peers and self-advocates. Participants will earn an Enabling Technology Credential and receive continued support in further education opportunities.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide updates on the Division’s HRST process, discuss why HRST is important, and describe the benefits that result from using the HRST to gather important health information

The Tier 3 Intensive Supports Team of the DMH/DD Multi-Tiered System of Support hosts an Informational Meeting the last Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00 pm. During this meeting, the Team will provide an update on current work and development as well as answer questions about prohibited procedures, Behavior Support Review Committee, various pilot projects, and general information.

 

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

 

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

This month's lunch and learn will discuss dedicated applications, apps that are designed for a specific use or support. It will feature the current dedicated application provider.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum, including: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities and FEI Systems will host a ConneXion Case Management System demonstration for all stakeholders on February 8 at 1:00 pm. This webinar will showcase the requirements gathered and configured in ConneXion around ISP Planning and Service Authorizations. Focus areas for this demonstration will highlight the ISP planning process in the system and all modules that interact with the ISP and Service Authorizations. Topic Areas: ISP including workflow, Assessment, Person Profile, ISP Budget, Service Packet, Service Authorization, Person Portal, HRST Interface with ConneXion ISP and TCM Case Note Billing. This webinar will be recorded and available on the MODD Content Self-Registration Portal.

This webinar is for service providers and support coordinators to learn more about waiver assurances and how they affect provider requirements and Quality Enhancement Plans.

This webinar will provide updates to the transition process for individuals discharging from the Division of Behavioral Health's State Operated Facilities to the Division of Developmental Disabilities Residential Service Providers. Information will include what has changed, why the change, and a walk through of the complete process.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

This monthly Tier 2 updates provides current information regarding team updates, workgroups, workshops, risk prevention strategies and problem solving opportunities.

This training session will provide an overview of the VBP data collection and submission process for Tiered Supports. It will include a demonstration on user access request and monthly, quarterly, and yearly data entry into REDCap, the VBP data collection platform.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on health concerns people with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) may experience that can lead to fatal outcomes, if left untreated. Attendees will learn about each of the health concerns, available resources, and how the Division’s Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST) helps capture individual health risks.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Tools of Choice is an evidence-based program focused on the implementation of universal positive practices. This two-hour introductory training is open to community members, parents, and professionals. It covers key concepts of the Tools of Choice curriculum such as: What is behavior, building positive relationships, and how to increase desirable behavior. Join the Positive Support Consultants in learning strategies to make positive change by implementing universal positive practices.  Information presented at each training will be the same and is being offered two different dates for convenience. 

These training sessions will provide an overview of the Employment Services VBP outcome payment, reporting process and a demonstration of the REDCap data collection platform for each of the five employment services. Information presented at each session will be the same and is being offered two different dates for convenience.

These training sessions will provide an update of provider contract language as it pertains to VBP incentives and an overview of the VBP data collection and submission process, including data entry for each of the nine VBP incentives. Also included will be a demonstration for user access request and data entry into REDCap, the VBP data collection platform. Information presented at each session will be the same and is being offered two different dates for convenience.

This webinar will discuss waiver changes to the EAA service and how to implement these changes in EAA planning and requests.

These training sessions will provide an overview of the Employment Services VBP outcome payment, reporting process and a demonstration of the REDCap data collection platform for each of the five employment services. Information presented at each session will be the same and is being offered two different dates for convenience.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the opportunities and resources available through Missouri Family-to-Family, including how to access and participate in Good Life Groups

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Health Home (DD Health Home) is being designed in collaboration with the Missouri Department of Social Services, MO HealthNet Division. The DD Health Home is for individuals served through the Division who have a qualifying chronic health condition and a healthcare level indicating increased health-related risks or destabilization. The DD Health Home is not a home. It is a program to provide care coordination for enrollees while integrating care management.

Several webinars are available to allow for scheduling flexibility, and all sessions will be the same. During the webinar, attendees will gain an understanding of the Division of DD Health Home initiative and will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Health Home (DD Health Home) is being designed in collaboration with the Missouri Department of Social Services, MO HealthNet Division. The DD Health Home is for individuals served through the Division who have a qualifying chronic health condition and a healthcare level indicating increased health-related risks or destabilization. The DD Health Home is not a home. It is a program to provide care coordination for enrollees while integrating care management.

Several webinars are available to allow for scheduling flexibility, and all sessions will be the same. During the webinar, attendees will gain an understanding of the Division of DD Health Home initiative and will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Health Home (DD Health Home) is being designed in collaboration with the Missouri Department of Social Services, MO HealthNet Division. The DD Health Home is for individuals served through the Division who have a qualifying chronic health condition and a healthcare level indicating increased health-related risks or destabilization. The DD Health Home is not a home. It is a program to provide care coordination for enrollees while integrating care management.

Several webinars are available to allow for scheduling flexibility, and all sessions will be the same. During the webinar, attendees will gain an understanding of the Division of DD Health Home initiative and will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.

This month’s lunch and learn will review the Environmental Accessibility and Assistive Technology progress and enhancements made by the UDAT Team during the past year.

 

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

 

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DD) Clinical Operations Team is conducting a support session for current DD HRST Clinical Raters and Clinical Reviewers. Topics for the session include screening and reviewing challenges, common rater and reviewer errors and difficulties, process timelines, and available resources.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on how responding to certain behaviors can lead to negative outcomes. Participants will focus on recognizing coercive responses, building and strengthening relationships, and using positive consequences to help improve behaviors.

 

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists will learn how to schedule a Missouri Adaptive Ability Scale (MAAS) Assessment using Calendly scheduling software. The MAAS will replace the MOCABI/Vineland/etc., with an anticipated go-live date of 1/1/2023. It is imperative that all Support Coordinators and Intake Specialists understand how to request/schedule a MAAS assessment prior to the go-live date. Several dates are available to allow for scheduling flexibility to gain these required skills. All sessions are the same; attendance is only necessary at one session.

The Division of Development Disabilities engaged Mercer to conduct a rate study refresh for Intellectual Disabilities/Developmental Disabilities (ID/DD) 1915(c) waiver services and Targeted Case Management. The Divison and Mercer will provide an update on the rate study process, describe key rate study considerations, share draft rates, and collect stakeholder feedback

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.This month’s webinar will provide Support Coordinators, and others, with a fun and interactive way to check their understanding of policies, service definitions, and guidance around coordinating employment supports.

This month's lunch and learn will discuss available Personal Emergency Response and Mobile Emergency Response Systems available through Assistive Technology, and showcase some of the different systems available.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving 

opportunities.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will introduce the Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST) to individuals and their families. Participants will learn what the HRST is, how the Division will use the HRST, and what individuals and families can expect.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

In celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, this month’s topic will focus on a self-advocate’s journey with employment, sharing learning experiences and tips that Support Coordinators may find useful in helping others navigate their employment journeys.

This webinar will discuss the upcoming changes to the environmental accessibility adaptations (EAA) waiver definition, funding limit flexibility, and service utilization. UDAT most frequently received questions will also be discussed.

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Clinical Operations Team is hosting the 2022 annual webinar for the nurses working in the community with provider agencies. This webinar will offer educational opportunities, a support system, and resources. Presentation Topics: Dignity of Risk/MoQo & You, Enable Dental/Tele-Dentistry, Oral Health, Disaster Preparedness, End of Life Planning, Assistive Technology. There will be an hour lunch break at 12:00pm.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on informing individuals, families, and caregivers on StationMD services. Learn who can use Station MD, how to access the service, and what services are provided. Examples of how individual’s health concerns are addressed will also be shared

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on Employment First – what it means, its importance, and how we can help practice Employment First in supporting individuals. Panelists will share their personal insight and provide thoughts on how we can ensure that we are truly helping people to achieve their personal goals.

This month's lunch and learn provides part two of highlighting remote support systems available through Assistive Technology.

This hour-long webinar will focus on how targeted case management agencies who are contracted with the Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities and Division Support Coordinators can implement the Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST). This will outline their roles for supporting both residential and non-residential Waiver participants. Information will be shared on how to get started using this process. Please refer to the documents titled MO HRST Process https://dmh.mo.gov/media/pdf/hrst-process and Detecting Health Risks https://replacingrisk.com/downloadables/Detecting-Health-Risk.pdf.

This hour-long webinar will focus on how residential provider agencies who are contracted with the Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities can implement the Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST) and associated processes for residential Waiver participants. Information will be shared on how to get started using this process. Please refer to the documents titled MO HRST Process https://dmh.mo.gov/media/pdf/hrst-process and Detecting Health Risks https://replacingrisk.com/downloadables/Detecting-Health-Risk.pdf.

This hour-long webinar will focus on how day habilitation provider agencies who are contracted with the Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities can implement the Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST) and associated processes for residential Waiver participants. Information will be shared on how to get started using this process. Please refer to the documents titled MO HRST Process https://dmh.mo.gov/media/pdf/hrst-process and Detecting Health Risks https://replacingrisk.com/downloadables/Detecting-Health-Risk.pdf.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

 

This webinar will review the pending changes to the FY23 Shared Living rate methodology. In addition, the changes to rate methodology, budgeting and the impact it has on current practices will be discussed. This webinar will be offered on three different dates to ensure adequate opportunity for attendance.

This 30-minute lunch-and-learn webinar will provide an overview of the Division's Value Based Payments, including targeted program and service areas and why it is important to self-advocates/individuals and families.

This webinar will discuss what content is required in the OT/PT evaluation when requesting EAA services and provide information on how to enhance evaluations to streamline the process and achieve better outcomes of home and vehicle modifications.

The Division of Development Disabilities engaged Mercer to conduct a rate study refresh this summer for Intellectual Disabilities/Developmental Disabilities (ID/DD) 1915(c) waiver services and Targeted Case Management services. The Division and Mercer will provide an overview of the rate study process and Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) market data to stakeholders on August 19.

Primary goals of the rate study refresh include:

• Comply with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requirements to formally review 1915(c) rates at least once every five years;

• Compile and analyze the most current BLS market data to inform key cost components such as wages and employee-related expenses (e.g., health insurance, other employee benefits, employee-related taxes, workers’ compensation insurance); and

• Conduct targeted analyses on other assumptions that providers request be looked at more closely.

This webinar will review the pending changes to the FY23 Shared Living rate methodology. In addition, the changes to rate methodology, budgeting and the impact it has on current practices will be discussed. This webinar will be offered on three different dates to ensure adequate opportunity for attendance.

The Division invites all stakeholders to attend the bi-annual Statewide Provider Meeting. Attendees will receive statewide data and other essential information from Tiered Supports, Provider Relations, Quality Assurance and Inquiry Coordination. The meeting will include updates on Division Initiatives such as Assistive Technology and Employment, as well as provider recognition. These bi-annual meetings replace provider regional meetings during the first and third quarter of the fiscal year. Regional Offices will continue to provide data specific to their areas during the other two quarters.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on how technology can be used in conjunction with employment services to facilitate greater independence in employment. Support Coordinators will learn how technology can benefit anyone, regardless of their level of independence; how technology can be used with other in-person services; and become more familiar with the codes for assistive technology.

This webinar will review the pending changes to the FY23 Shared Living rate methodology. In addition, the changes to rate methodology, budgeting and the impact it has on current practices will be discussed. This webinar will be offered on three different dates to ensure adequate opportunity for attendance.

This session will provide an overview of the collaboration between DMH and Missouri Inclusive Housing and the assistance available for Support Coordinators and EAA Providers during planning, implementation, and completion of the EAA service. The consultation process, including criteria and benefits, will be reviewed and success stories will be shared.

As the Division has established a priority of coordinating quality care, these sessions will provide an overview of funding strategies for supports that improve individual outcomes and reward those who facilitate quality outcomes.  This session will target individuals, families and guardians.  

 

The Monthly Tier 2 Updates provides current information and problem-solving opportunities.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide an overview of People-First of MO, which is a self-advocacy organization for people with developmental disabilities. Participants will learn about People First's mission, core values, chapters, and events.

As the Division has established a priority of coordinating quality care, these sessions will provide an overview of funding strategies for supports that improve individual outcomes and reward those who facilitate quality outcomes.  This session will target targeted case management providers.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

As the Division has established a priority of coordinating quality care, these sessions will provide an overview of funding strategies for supports that improve individual outcomes and reward those who facilitate quality outcomes.  This session will target service providers.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic continues the discussion on benefits planning by taking a closer look at the work incentives specifically designed for Medicaid – 1619 b and Ticket to Work Health Assurance. Support Coordinators will learn how individuals can take advantage of these work incentives to become more financially self-sufficient.

This month's lunch and learn will discuss Remote Support systems available through Assistive Technology. This is part one of a two part lunch and learn highlighting remote support systems.

This 30-minute webinar will focus on exploring resources for self-advocates/individuals and families available from the Division of Developmental Disabilities. Resources include Easy Readers and Charting My LifeCourse training modules.

This webinar will discuss the potential changes and revisions to the MOCDD and PFH Waiver Renewals.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

This month's lunch and learn will discuss Medication Administration systems available through Assistive Technology.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic continues the discussion on benefits planning by taking a closer look at how income impacts SSDI benefits and the work incentives available to SSDI recipients. Support Coordinators will learn how work incentives available to SSDI recipients are used and what they may need to look for to help individuals become more financially self-sufficient.

This webinar will discuss the potential changes and revisions to the MOCDD and PFH Waiver Renewals.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the Charting the LifeCourse Integrated Supports Star planning tool. Participants will be introduced to Charting the LifeCourse and the Integrated Supports Star, which can be used by self-advocates, families, and others to help guide their thinking about current and future support needs. The Integrated Supports Star helps promote brainstorming to identify various types of supports and can help with planning activities. Information about how the tool can be used, examples of the tool in action, and additional planning resources will be shared.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic continues the discussion on benefits planning by taking a closer look at how income impacts SSI benefits and the work incentives available to SSI recipients. Support Coordinators will learn what each work incentive does, who makes a good candidate for using that work incentive, and see an example of how that work incentive can be used.

This month's lunch and learn will discuss the difference between the services of Environmental Accessibility Adaptations (EAA), Specialized Medical Equipment (SME), and Assistive Technology (AT). The discussion will include examples of services and resources to help determine which waiver service best fits the individuals' outcome.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the Charting the LifeCourse Trajectory tool. Participants will be introduced to Charting the LifeCourse and the Trajectory Tool, which can be used by self-advocates and families to plan for future events or set long-term goals. Information about how the tool can be used, examples of the tool in action, and additional planning resources will be shared.

This webinar will provide an overview of National Core Indicators (NCI). The types of surveys, how the data is utilized, and when and why a support coordinator may be contacted for assistance will be covered.

Missouri Talent Pathways is a registered apprenticeship program for Certified Direct Support Professionals who work in Medicaid Home and Community Based Settings.

Participants of this webinar will be provided an overview of apprenticeships; MO TaP; process for onboarding as an employer partner and how MO TaP can be a strategy for recruiting, structuring and retaining highly qualified DSPs.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will begin the discussion on basic benefits planning concepts and terminology. Support Coordinators will be provided an overview of the main differences between SSDI and SSI, including eligibility requirements, effects of income on the Social Security benefit and the medical benefit associated with it, and work incentives associated with Social Security.

 

This month's lunch and learn will discuss universal design and how Environmental Accessibility Adaptations (EAA) services can be incorporated to assist in achieving desired outcomes.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar is will provide information for self-advocates/individuals and families and will focus on exploring the Division's Autism services and various related resources.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on the wavier service definition of Supported Employment. Support Coordinators will learn about the service, who might make a good candidate, how to request, and outcome requirements.

During this month's Lunch and Learn, the UDAT Team will introduce individual team members, the Navigator program--Technology Explorers, and provide general information regarding assistive technology.

This three-part series is designed to provide Support Coordinators with a foundation of information, resources, and strategies to promote employment for individuals receiving waiver services.

Session 3 combines information from the first two sessions to discover how Support Coordinators can determine strategies useful in discussing employment as well as resources available to address barriers to employment.

The Division invites all stakeholders to attend the bi-annual Statewide Provider Meeting. Attendees will receive statewide data and other essential information from Tiered Supports, Provider Relations, Quality Assurance and Inquiry Coordination. The meeting will include updates on Division Initiatives such as Assistive Technology and Employment, as well as provider recognition. These bi-annual meetings replace provider regional meetings during the first and third quarter of the fiscal year. Regional Offices will continue to provide data specific to their areas during the other two quarters.

This three-part series is designed to provide Support Coordinators with a foundation of information, resources, and strategies to promote employment for individuals receiving waiver services.

Session 3 combines information from the first two sessions to discover how Support Coordinators can determine strategies useful in discussing employment as well as resources available to address barriers to employment.

This 30-minute webinar will describe the Division's efforts to review and update the Missouri Quality Outcomes (MOQO) through a series of Town Hall forums. These forums will be hosted by the University of Missouri--Kansas City Institute for Human Development (UMKC IHD) and seek to collect feedback to enhance the MOQO to further reflect outcomes important to individuals receiving services.

 

This three-part series is designed to provide Support Coordinators with a foundation of information, resources, and strategies to promote employment for individuals receiving waiver services.

Session 2 provides Support Coordinators with a toolkit to help individuals achieve their desired employment outcomes. Attendees will discover what employment services are available under Partnership for Hope, Community Support, and Comprehensive Waivers; how these services can be utilized; who could benefit from these services; what information is needed to request services; and what the outcome requirements are for these services.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will provide information about free classes offered through the Missouri Association of Area Agencies on Aging (ma4.) These classes are designed for individuals enrolled in a Missouri Medicaid Home and Community-Based waivers and their caregivers. Classes are focused on helping participants manage health and social needs, decrease stress, and improve well-being.

This webinar will provide step-by-step instructions for using the MODD Content Self-Registration Portal, including registration, navigation, and obtaining certificates and transcripts. There will also be time allotted for questions/answers.

The Division provides the MODD Content Self-Registration Portal, powered by Relias, to house Division created training modules. Modules in this portal are available to Division providers, individuals, families, and guardians. 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Bi-Weekly Webinar Question in the subject line.

This three-part series is designed to provide Support Coordinators with a foundation of information, resources, and strategies to promote employment for individuals receiving waiver services.

Session 1 provides the basis for exploring an individual’s desire to work and how Support Coordinators help coordinate employment supports. Attendees will learn about the importance of employment in a person’s life and how state and federal initiatives relate to employment and Support Coordination.

The Information Specialist team will guide participants through the steps to successfully complete the guardianship packet.  If Teams are seeking assistance from the Office of General Counsel to file the petition for guardianship, this training will explain how to correctly complete the packet.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s webinar will focus on the wavier service definition of Job Development. Support Coordinators will learn about the service; who might make a good candidate; how to request the service; and outcome requirements. Attendees will also hear experiences and gain tips from a service provider.

COVID-19 continues to place a high demand on clinics and hospitals, as well as impact testing access. This webinar will provide information about other options for health care, including StationMD, and a new resource for COVID PCR testing provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting a virtual Town Hall Meeting to discuss challenges surrounding transportation services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and the Division’s current efforts to address these challenges. While the discussion surrounding challenges will focus primarily on current concerns in the St. Louis and St. Charles area, many of the solutions the Division is currently working on will have statewide impact on transportation barriers; all are welcome to attend.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on introducing particpants to the Missouri Quality Outcomes (MOQO). Participants will learn what the MOQO are, how they are utilized by the Division to direct supports and services, and how they serve as a guide to achieve a self-determined life.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides monthly webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Monthly Webinar Question in the subject line.

The Division is holding a webinar to inform service providers and other stakeholders on the proposed changes to the Provider POS Contract which renews July 1, 2022. Participants will have the opportunity to submit comments and questions during the webinar. These will be included with the questions received via public comment.

The Provider POS Contract has been posted for comment and is available for review at https://dmh.mo.gov/dev-disabilities/governance/drafts. Please submit comments to contessa.isaacson@dmh.mo.gov no later than January 31, 2022.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on the wavier service definition of Prevocational Services. Support Coordinators will learn about the service, who would be an appropriate candidate, how to request, and outcome requirements.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Partnership for Hope (PFH) and Missouri Children with Developmental Disabilities (MOCDD) waivers expire June 30, 2023. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the state to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Partnership for Hope (PFH) and Missouri Children with Developmental Disabilities (MOCDD) waivers expire June 30, 2023. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the state to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities Partnership for Hope (PFH) and Missouri Children with Developmental Disabilities (MOCDD) waivers expire June 30, 2023. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires the state to obtain public input during the development of a waiver renewal in accordance with 42 CFR 441.304(f).

The Division has started the renewals and is requesting input from stakeholders, individuals, family members, and providers on current waiver programs.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar will focus on the benefits of peer support and helping people make connections to others who have similar lived experiences. Participants will hear from three different parents who will share their experience with peer support, will learn where formal peer supports can be found, and how families and individuals can get connected to peer support services.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities provides regularly scheduled webinars with timely updates and answers to questions regarding health and safety information as it pertains to community service providers.

Questions may be submitted prior to the webinar via email to ddmail@dmh.mo.gov. Please include Bi-Weekly Webinar Question in the subject line.

 

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on Career Planning. Attendees will learn what this service provides and how to request it, good candidates for career planning, and outcome requirements. In addition, tips and experiences from a Division provider will be shared.

This webinar will provide an overview of the process for Information Specialists to begin coordinating Division requests for guardianship.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities will be sharing updates to the community transition process. There will be a brief review of past structural changes shared during a previous webinar (July, 2021), followed by review of future enhancements, including a move toward targeted individual transition consultation. These future enhancements are expected to be implemented by the Risk Prevention team January, 2022.

This training, presented by the Division of Developmental Disabilities, will provide a comprehensive review of the EAA service for home and vehicle modification. This session will include discussion of the supports provided by the newly designed Universal Design and Assistive Technology (UDAT) team and their collaboration with Missouri Inclusive Housing, as well as service definitions, service use, and roles/responsibilities of team members.

This 30-minute lunch and learn webinar targeted toward individuals and families will focus on understanding the required waiver renewal process and why stakeholder input is so important. Participants will learn about the renewal process, why individual/family voice is important, and how feedback can be shared with the Division.

The Division of Developmental Disabilities hosts monthly webinars for Support Coordinators to discuss employment opportunities for individuals the Division serves. These monthly webinars are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 1:30 – 2:30.

This month’s topic will focus on the newest employment service, Benefits Planning. Support Coordinators will learn what this service is intended to provide, who might be a good candidate for this service, and how to request this service.

As a follow-up to the recent Waiver Service Definition Training, the Division is hosting a series of question and answer sessions. During this third  session, waiver service definition updates to the following will be addressed:

•    Intensive Therapeutic Residential Habilitation

•    Community Transition

•    Crisis Intervention

•    Applied Behavior Analysis

•    Professional Assessment and Monitoring (PAM)