New on-demand courses for mental health care professionals
The Accessible Mental Health Care Series is now available on-demand.
- Part 1: Improving Mental Health Care for Clients with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- Part 2: Mental Health Assessment and Treatment for Clients with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Earn CME credit.
Learn how to access the Accessible Mental Health Care Part 1 course
Introducing our youth advisory group, the Transition to Adulthood Council
The Transition to Adulthood Council (TAC) is a youth advisory group made up of individuals with disabilities aged 18–26. The TAC provides leadership, mentorship, and advocacy opportunities for young adults with disabilities.
Learn more about the Transition to Adulthood Council (TAC).
What did we do last year?
View the Q&A Highlights from our 2025 Annual Report! This year, we have used a question-and-answer (Q&A) format to showcase our work in education, service, research, and information sharing.
Watch the recorded webinars from the Mandatory Reporting and the IDD Community training series
This three-part training was intended for teachers, paraeducators, SLPs, OTs, school nurses, and school-based health center staff. Attendees learned about best practices for mandatory reporting in Oregon from experts in the field, including self-advocates.
Watch the Mandatory Reporting webinars
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Four Wheeling Through Life
Jan Staehely - UCEDD Staff, Communication Consultant and Blogger, writes about her life in her blog. "I have a disability called Cerebral Palsy. Since all four of my limbs, plus my speech is affected by the disability, doctors say that I am severely disabled. However, if you ask me, I will tell you that there are people living with more complex disabilities than me."
Read more on Four Wheeling Through Life