Events
September – October 2012
The conference will take place on September 18, 2012 and September 19, 2012. The State of Ohio MI/DD Conference is celebrating its 10th Anniversary of the training partnership between the Ohio Departments of Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health and NADD in providing excellent training to assist people with co-occurring developmental disabilities and mental illness live better lives. There will be a reflection on the last decade (2002- 2012) and insight about the future outlook. Visit the website for more information and how to register.
Sponsor: NADD, Northeast Ohio Medical University & Ohio Department of Mental Health
Web Site: thenadd.org/conferences/state-of-ohio-10th-annual/
The symposium will take place from September 25, 2012 to September 26, 2012. There are solutions to some of the most challenging recovery barriers our clients face. On September 25, learn from Dr. Gabor Mate’, author of several bestselling books on the bio-psychosocial causes of addiction and how those same stressors affect the ability to recover. Dr. Mate’ will be presenting a highly sought after full-day training based on two of his renowned books. He will help with some of the perennial questions: Ever wonder how a client can be doing so well, only to fall back into hard-core active use? Ever wonder how such progress can be made only to find a client has developed multiple, debilitating and challenging physical conditions that challenge her recovery? Ever wonder why a client goes back to environments, people and activities she has previously identified as dangerous and damaging to her recovery? In addition, you will hear women in recovery share their personal stories, a discussion regarding the needs of women in recovery who work in behavioral health, and the Ohio Women’s Network Awards presentation. You will have the opportunity to attend one of several educational three hour workshops focused on issues that are important to achieving success with the women and families you serve. Visit the website to register.
Sponsor: Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Division of Treatment and Recovery Services
Web Site: www.odadas.ohio.gov/ei11/getdemo.ei?id=50&s=_1QO0VT42T&bulk=y
The goal of the conference is to reduce barriers that contribute to the stigma associated with mental health in the District of Columbia. CEU: Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) will be offered for Social Workers ($15.00 Money Order or Check Made out to NASW) Registered Nurses (No Fee)
Sponsor: Government of the District of Columbia, DC Healthy Start, and the District of Columbia Department of Health
Web Site: www.doh.dc.gov
Make plans now to attend our next national conference from October 8 to October 11, 2012, Moments of Change, and learn from Claudia Black, an esteemed clinician and exceptional author. She will be speaking in the psychological trauma track on the subject of Intimate Treason: Facing Sexual Betrayal. Visit the website, call, or email events@frnmail.com to register.
Sponsor: Foundations Recovery Network
Web Site: www.foundationsrecoverynetwork.com/events/moments-of-change-2012/registration-rates.htm
Training class for parents, caregivers, educators, and mental health professionals who work with persons with FASDs. This proven curriculum examines characteristics of FASD, strategies for addressing a child’s inappropriate behavior, coping skills for parents, and much more. Registration is free and includes a copy of the handbook. Class limited to 20 participants.
Sponsor: Child Guidance Center of Jacksonville, Florida, and the Jacksonville Children’s Commission
Audience: Parents, caregivers, educators, social workers, mental health professionals
Web Site: jccti.org
The conference will take place from October 17, 2012 to October 19, 2012. Elevate your standards. this event strives to provide comprehensive training concerning Mental Health needs for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Reach your peak..this year’s conference destination is a great way enhance your physical, mental, and spiritual wellness. Taking time for you, a little down-time to unwind can help you recharge your outlook. Visit the website for more information and how to register.
Sponsor: NADD
Web Site: thenadd.org/conferences/29th-annual/
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Women’s Policy, Inc. in cooperation with Reps. Cynthia Lummis and Gwen Moore Reps. Jaime Herrera Beutler and Debbie Wasserman Schultz Reps. Jaime Herrera Beutler and Chellie Pingree invite you to a lunch briefing: Kinship Care: Challenges and Opportunities An estimated 2.7 million children are being cared for by extended family members. What are the challenges facing these children and their caregivers, and what can we do to help ensure healthy kinship children and families?
SPEAKERS James P. Gleeson, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago Sharon McDaniel, MPA, Ed.D., President and Chief Executive Officer, A Second Chance, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mary Bissell, J.D., Partner, ChildFocus Pat Owens, Kinship Caregiver and CEO, GrandFamilies of America Becky Shipp, Health Policy Advisor, Senate Finance Committee Republican staff (moderator)
This event was made possible through a generous grant from the Please RSVP in the affirmative only to Women’s Policy, Inc. by clicking here, faxing this form to (202) 554-2346, calling us at (202) 554-2323, or e-mailing leah@womenspolicy.org
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North County Connection invites the community to an educational presentation on the topic of Addiction and Substance Use Disorders: A New Look at and Old Problem. Mario San Bartolome, MD, will discuss how society and individuals deal with substance use disorders and explain what the future may hold for treatment.
For more event information: www.northcountyconnection.com
Guest speaker: Mario San Bartolome, MD
The conference will take place from October 18, 2012 to October 20, 2012. Some of our speakers include: Bill Callaghan (CDC), Russell Kirby, Washington Hill, Michael Fant, Susan Ludwig, Bill Sappenfield, Leslie Parker, Cecilia Jevitt, and others. Topics include: maternal mortality, increasing milk supply of mothers of premature infants, drug use in pregnancy, prescription drug abuse in pregnancy and impact on the newborn, perinatal quality collaborative, and much more! Take advantage of the early registration discount. You can find out more about the topics and speakers and register online by going to the NPA website.
Sponsor: National Perinatal Association
Web Site: www.nationalperinatal.org
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