Imparting personalized services to people with mental health issues, and Intellectual Disability, otherwise known as “the other dually diagnosed” population, has become an ongoing challenge to families and providers in the US, especially in the post-pandemic years.
The complex needs of this category of population and the families that support them are not always addressed through the traditional and institutionalized or their proxy systems in the community due to various limitations that providers of services face every day. Where do we go from here?
