When someone with IDD resists, lashes out, or shuts down, it's easy to mistake it for a behavioral problem. But it might actually be a trauma response, and knowing the difference can change how you support them.

People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are at a high risk of co-occurring mental health conditions, but this serious issue is often overlooked and misunderstood. Read our fact sheet about signs to look for and ways you can help.

The Arc submitted a comment letter in response to a Proposed Rule concerning the Affordable Care Act and Marketplace integrity and affordability.

Dental Office Open Houses are events where people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families can tour the office, explore the equipment, and ask questions in a relaxed setting.

The Arc expressed its strong support for the Autism CARES Act, which is critical legislation for research and training programs. The proposed bill reauthorizes the programs for another five years. The Arc encouraged the bill to pass quickly to ensure the current bill does not expire.