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Just Released! Diagnostic Manual -- Intellectual Disability (DM-ID): A Textbook of Diagnosis of Mental Disorders in Persons with Intellectual Disability.

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J. L.Moreno-Founder of Psychodrama and Group Therapy

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TheHealingCrowd.com is a web site devoted to the application of action methods in group psychotherapy. Training, consultation, demonstrations, and supervision can be arranged by emailing or calling.

  We are particularly interested in promoting these methods in the treatment of individuals with intellectual disabilities and a psychiatric diagnosis.To this end, information, references, abstracts, excerpts, and full text research articles, and training material on the Interactive Behavioral Therapy (IBT) model are offered throughout this website.

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Award Winner!! American Psychological Association's first book on psychotherapy for people with Intellectual disabilities.

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Healing Trauma: The Power of Group Treatment for People with Intellectual Disabilities by Nancy J.Razza and Daniel J.Tomasulo

"Razza and Tomasulo have brought their vast experience in treating people with intellectual disabilities to this book about conducting group psychotherapy with these clients. Offering an innovative procedure, coupled with their accumulated clinical wisdom, they create an effective therapeutic intervention that combines principles of behavior therapy and psychodramatic techniques. Their interactive-behavioral therapy model represents a fascinating approach to group treatment of those with intellectual disabilities as well as perpetrators of sexual abuse."

__David A. Kipper, Ph.D, TEP, Research Professor of Psychology, Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL

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