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Concerned Parents of Toronto Handbook of Supports and Services for Persons with Dual Diagnosis in Toronto 2002

Concerned Parents of Toronto Handbook of Supports and Services for Persons with Dual Diagnosis in Toronto 2002 ( PDF only )

The Dual Diagnosis Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health is delighted to support the ongoing efforts of the Concerned Parents Association of Toronto Inc. of Toronto in assisting parents, relatives and friends to access resources for individuals with an developmental intellectual disability and mental health needs. The complex health and mental needs of individuals with a dual diagnosis result in significant challenges for all caregivers in accessing the appropriate services when needed. This latest edition is exceptional and applicable beyond the City of Toronto with the inclusion of easy to read information on how to navigate the system. Previous editions of this Handbook have been widely used by professionals, paraprofessionals and family members and friends. (Please note: this is not a CAMH publication.)