Events
October 2012
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
This annual two-day event is for professionals and individuals interested in relationship dynamics. Nationally-known experts will be on hand to offer keynote addresses and workshops on a variety of topics focused on developing and sustaining healthy relationships in today’s society.
Website Registration: www.breakthroughatcaronconference.org/register.html
Participants may attend one or both days.
Conference Purpose and Goals
The Second Annual Breakthrough Relationship Conference, October 26 – 27th, 2012, offered by Caron Treatment Centers is designed to provide a unique opportunity to look specifically at the health and dysfunction in our human connections and the overall impact on quality of life. Experts from both the mental health and addiction fields will shed light on relevant issues and offer current, innovative approaches to promoting change and facilitating ongoing relationship health.
Why you don’t want to miss this conference
- Refresh and renew your work on the most current issues affecting relationships;
- Learn from experts about how to address important life transitions from a systems perspective including remarriage with children, couples coping with results of trauma, families and sex addiction, the stress of extended separations, adjusting to career changes and growth through life stages;
- Experience and take away state of the art approaches for use in individual, couples and group therapy;
- Network with peers and restore your passion as a helping professional and a human being.
A conference about hope, ideas, gaining new skills, learning about research, discovering resources you didn’t know were there, developing a talent for advocacy, and fostering a better understanding of issues relating to mental illness.
Here’s your chance to:
- Hear experts and ask questions.
- Connect to people who understand and share your experiences.
- Expand your network
Plenary Speakers
We are pleased to announce special Plenary speaker Lt. Governor Anthony Brown!
- Dr. Josh Sharfstein, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Charles J. Milligan, Jr., JD, Deputy Secretary, Health Care Financing, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Dr. Brian Hepburn, Executive Director, Maryland Mental Hygiene Administration
- Voices of Recovery, an inspiring plenary where special guests will share their story of hope and recovery
On Friday and Saturday there are workshops for everyone:
For mental-health consumers, families, faith leaders, community members and others:
- Find out how the new health-reform law will change mental-health care
- Find out more about resources for insurance coverage of Mental Health treatment
- Learn how to advocate for better services and better treatment
For mental-health professionals:
- Find out how to help families expedite Social Security benefits
- Understand the rationale for integration and approaches to integrated care
- Learn about the latest updates on treatment options
- CEU’s available
For criminal-justice professionals:
- Learn how to recognize when people are psychotic
- Find out how to safely defuse a mental-health crisis
- Hear about crises from the consumer’s point of view
- Learn how law-enforcement agencies can develop a curriculum to train new officers in dealing with mental-health issues
Learn more about the workshops being offered!
Friday evening events:
Author Reception:
NAMI Maryland is hosting a special reception featuring authors and creative minds behind books focusing on mental illness. Authors to include Dr. Mark Komrad, Rachel Pappas, and more!
Michael Mack Performance:
After the reception, join us for a special presentation of Michael Mack and his award-winning solo show, Hearing Voices (Speaking in Tongues). He has inspired audiences nationwide with his family’s story of love and redemption. Click here for more information.
Registration: events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e64pe02ra5141468&llr=bog8aicab
*** Come for one day or both days ***
*** Special rates for people who need financial assistance ***
Certificates for Continuing Education Units or Certificate of Attendance will be awarded upon completion of this training and submission of a completed evaluation.
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Continuing Education Credit (CEU) Social Workers, Psychologists, Licensed Professional Counselors
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Certification of Attendance (COA) Nurses and other disciplines
The Arctic FASD RTC is now offering FASD201 training to community professionals, students, parents and caregivers, and all other interested members of the public. All workshops take place at RADACT.
Registration
Registration is required.
Please register by noon on the Thursday prior to the scheduled workshop. Workshops with fewer than five registrants may be subject to cancellation. On-site registrations will be accepted on a space available basis.
Target Audience
- Health and allied health professionals
- Students in health and allied health programs
- Educators
- Professionals who may work with individuals with FASD
These workshops meet the requirements for the State of Alaska’s Department of Health and Social Services’ FASD201: Developing Successful Interventions and Supports.
All participants will receive a certificate upon completion of the workshop.
Prerequisites
Prior completion of at least one of the following is required prior to attending this workshop:
- FASD101
- FASD Foundations
- Online courses on FASDs offered through the UAA Department of Psychology/WICHE ICE
- Arctic FASD RTC Comprehensive FASD Workshop
- Arctic FASD RTC Train the Trainer Workshop
Learning Objectives
- Describe FASDs.
- Identify characteristics of FASDs within all life stages.
- Describe the importance of early identification and intervention.
- Describe secondary disabilities associated with FASDs.
- Design intervention strategies to help people with FASDs and their families.
- Discuss treatments and therapies available for individuals with FAS/FASDs.
Continuing Education Credits/Contact Hours
Continuing education (CE) credits or contact hours are available through the UAA Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services (CBHRS).
Participants will be eligible to receive four (4) continuing education (CE) credits/contact hours for the completion of the workshop. The processing fee for these four credits is $25.00.
CBHRS is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. CBHRS maintains responsibility for this program and its content. These CE credits may be accepted by several licensing boards and for other professional purposes. Please consult with your licensing board to confirm the acceptance of these credits.
This activity has been submitted to the Montana Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. Montana Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
If you wish to register and receive continuing education credits for completing FASD201, please print and submit the CE credit form, along with the $25.00 CE processing fee.
Adolescents under the best of circumstances face an uphill battle on their road to maturity. Adolescents affected by prenatal exposure to alcohol endure untold additional challenges, trying to find a way to understand and interpret the stimuli that come to them from multiple directions. This webinar will analyze and discuss brain functioning in adolescents with FASD and how that functioning affects decision-making and the growing demands of school and peer relationships. Presented by Christine Schmidt, PsyD.
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