About CARE-ID

Welcome to the Canadian Association for Research and Education in Intellectual Disabilities (CARE-ID) Web Site. Our Business plan and By-Laws are available through the "Documents" link on the sidebar on the left side of the screen.

CARE-ID Presentations on Intellectual Disabilities

2010-2011 Schedule

CARE-ID/ACREDI presentations are available to all CARE-ID/ACREDI members across Canada. Presentations occur via telephone conference. Members will automatically receive a personal invitation by e-mail to join the telephone conference. When you accept the invite you will receive the power point slides prior to the scheduled date.

If you are not yet a member and would like to access these conferences, please go to www.care-id.com and click on the Membership link for an application form. For more information about the telephone conferences you may also also contact Yona_Lunsky@camh.net.

Tuesday October 5th 2010, 12:00-1:00 PM EST

Vivienne A. Temple PhD, University of Victoria

The ICF framework as a lens to explore participation in physical activity among adults with intellectual disability

Tuesday November 16th 2010, 12:00-1:00 PM EST

Anne Crocker PhD, McGill University
Individuals with intellectual disabilities and the criminal justice system:

A call for more Canadian research!

Tuesday January 25th 2011, 12:00-1:00 PM EST

Bev Temple PhD, University of Manitoba
Knowledge Translation in Intellectual Disability

Tuesday March 3rd 2011, 12:00-1:00PM EST

Jonathan Weiss PhD, York University
Training future Canadian psychologists in developmental disabilities

National Coalition on Dual Diagnosis:

July 2010 Update

Information Pamphlet

July 2009 Newsletter

Coalition Response to Mental Health Commission Draft Strategy

We are continuing in our dialogue between NADD, CARE-ID, the Developmental Disabilities Section of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, the National Association for Dual Diagnosis and the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Please click on the "Dual Diagnosis" link in the box on the left hand side of this screen to see information on the National Coalition on Dual Diagnosis and access the Advocacy Toolkit.