Advancing Mental Health in Intellectual & Related Neurodevelopmental Conditions.

Journal of Mental Health Research in
Intellectual Disabilities (JMHRID)

What is the JMHRID?

The JMHRID is NADD’s official research journal, published by Taylor &
Francis. It is the only peer-reviewed publication dedicated exclusively to co-occurring mental health needs in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. An international journal with a clear focus, it advances the evidence base that guides clinical practice, policy, and care for individuals with IDD/MH dual diagnosis and the professionals who support them.

Published quarterly, the journal is available as a benefit of NADD membership.

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About the Journal

JMHRID publishes empirically-based research across a broad range of topics including:

  • Characteristics and risk factors associated with IDD/MH dual diagnosis
  • Screening and diagnostic tool development
  • Treatment program evaluation
  • Psychopharmacology and medication management
  • Literature reviews and meta-analyses

All submissions are subject to rigorous peer review. The journal welcomes original research, clinical studies, and review articles that advance understanding of co-occurring mental health needs in the IDD population.

Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Kerim Munir brings distinguished clinical and academic expertise to his role as Editor-in-Chief. A psychiatrist at Boston Children’s Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics (Developmental Psychiatry) at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Munir specializes in autism and neurodevelopmental disorders across the lifespan.

Get Involved

The JMHRID is always seeking Associate Editors. For more information or to express interest, contact cmurphey@nadd.org. Submissions are welcome.

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