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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2010 |
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ALL DAY: Books Are Fun (YAMWI
fundraiser book sale) |
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Registration |
8:00 AM -
Music as Therapy
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The role of music
is woven into the fabric of our lives. From the lullabies of our
earliest memories to the songs that date the moments we remember,
music serves to not only reflect our memories, but also provide the
therapy to help us through our daily as well as our lifetime
struggles. This session will briefly explore the role of music in
our lives.
Presenters:
Michael Miranda, CPA and Colleagues
- Professional Musicians |
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8:30 AM
- Welcome & Introductions - Matt Michels, RN, BS, JD
Presentation of Awards - Pam
Kettering |
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8:45 AM – 10:15 PM - Keynote: Ethical
Approach to Pursuing the Good Life –
Are you willing to pursue a good life by doing
the right thing even when it cost you more than you want to pay?
Even though it is difficult to call on our moral courage, remember
the old French proverb that says, “There is no pillow as soft as a
clear conscience.”
Keynote Presenter:
Dr. Mark J.
Britzman |
10:30 AM - 12:00
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SESSION I
1)
The New Media and the Art of Reading: Friends or Enemies? –
What is the impact of screens (TV, computer, etc.) on Reading? What
can we do to promote reading?
Presenter: John E. Miller, PhD,
is a former South Dakota State University history professor. He
is author of seven books.
**This program is made possible by the
South Dakota Humanities Council, an affiliate of the
National Endowment for the Humanities |
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2)
Ethics of Personal Relationships (marriage & family focus) –
What would it be like to be married to you? This presentation
will present essential ingredients to nourish marriages and
family life.
Presenter: Mark J. Britzman,
EdD, is a tenured professor in the Counseling and Human
Resource Development Department at South Dakota State
University. He is also a licensed psychologist, certified
clinical mental health counselor, and Glasser Scholar. |
3)
Holistic Approach to Mental Illness
– The South Dakota Human Services Center continues to strive to
improve the care provided, with attention to the physical and
mental health of individuals. This panel will briefly review
some of the newest endeavors to meet the needs of patients at
HSC, including women’s health screenings, multidisciplinary
approach to diabetes education, treatment, and prevention, and
implementation of palliative care.
Panel Members: Dr. Victoria
Walker, MD,
Kirsten DeJean, PA-C,
Karen Miller, PA-C,
graduated from Sioux Valley School of Nursing. She worked as an
RN in ICU, CCU, ER, Psych, and Community Health. She graduated
from the University of North Dakota PA/FNP program in 1992. She
has worked at SDHSC since graduation. She has been a preceptor
for PA students from USD for many years |
4)
Alcohol & Drug Involuntary Commitment
– this session will cover legal aspects of IVC, petitioner’s responsibility, and defendant’s
rights. Detox, medical aspects, aftercare, and the responsibility of treatment facilities will also be addressed.
Presenter: Gerald Ebel, BS, CCDCIII
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5)
Cross-Cultural Engagement in Adult Education
– this session
outlines a conceptual framework for the non-Native
educators/professionals who work with Native Americans.
Presenter: Tom Buckmiller, PhD |
6)How to
Help Those with Mental and Emotional Problems Successfully
Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits –
this session
will address what a person with a mental disability must show in
order to qualify for disability benefits. A brief explanation
of the appeal paperwork will be covered. Emphasis will be
placed on how to successfully help those with mental and
emotional disabilities obtain the benefits they need.
Presenter:
Renee H.
Christensen, BS, JD,
is an attorney with Johnson & Christensen Law Office, P.C. in
Sioux Falls, SD. She received her BS in Political Science from
Eastern Illinois University in 1990. She attended the
University of South Dakota School of Law from 1990-93. Renee
currently practices law in the areas of personal injury,
workers’ compensation and Social Security disability. |
12:00 PM -
1:30 PM
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Luncheon Presentation: Psychiatric Genomics in South Dakota
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Dr. Soundy will be speaking about the Institute of Human
Behavioral Genomics and its collaboration with the SDSU College
of Pharmacy, Avera McKennan Hospital, and the Sanford School of
Medicine. His presentation will include the development of the
collaboration, current projects, and future opportunities.
Presenter: Presenter:
Timothy J.
Soundy,
MD |
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM –
BREAKOUT
SESSION II
7)
Raising Ethically Minded Children –
Our children are 27% of our population and 100% of our future.
This presentation is intended to improve our moral landscape by
ensuring that character counts.
Presenter:
Mark J. Britzman, EdD |
8)
Emotional Cycles of Deployment –
this presentation will look at the cycle of deployment with an
emphasis on reunion and reintegration. It will also look at
how, as a community we can support our service members and their
family through the cycle of deployment.
Presenter –
Teresa Hendrickson, LPC-MH, CCDCIII |
9)
Care of the Patient with Breast Cancer from a
Psychiatric Perspective–
this session will focus on how to care for patients from a
psycho-social aspect before, during and after cancer treatment.
Presenter:
Barbara K. Clinkenbeard, MS, NP,
earned her masters degree in psychiatric and mental health
nursing. She is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner for
Psycho-oncology at Alegent Health in Omaha, NE. She has
presented nationally and internationally on psycho-oncology. |
10)
Teach Not Preach/Native American Alcohol and Drug
Treatment Approaches
– this session will present difference material and ideas used
to help Native Americans feel excepted in group. Teach not
preach.
Presenter:
Joseph Carda, BS |
11)
PFLAG: A
resource for Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. –
PFLAG, a national organization, has local chapters in SD. Learn
about the group’s purpose, goals, and resources for gay
individuals and their family members as well as for
professionals in the mental health field.
Presenters: Sherri
Rodgers-Conti, MA & Terri Carlson,
are mothers who happen to each have a gay son. They have
organization local PFLAG chapters in Yankton and Sioux Falls,
respectively. |
12)
Brain Injury 101
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this fun and
dynamic class encompasses elements of brain injury and basic
neurology in an easy to understand and captivating format.
Presenter:
Jeff Snell, PhD |
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3:00
PM - 4:30 PM
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BREAKOUT
SESSION III
13) Treatment for Children with Sexual Behavior Problems –
this
presentation will address typical and troubled sexual behavior,
evidenced based treatment for children ages 2 to 12, and current
policy and needs of communities.
Presenter:
Elizabeth Rembold, BA, MSW,
Paula Hendrickson, CSW-PIP, QMHP |
14)
Suicide and Co-Occurring Disorders: A Personal Perspective
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will provide a detailed look into a consumer’s thoughts on
suicide and addiction followed by a nursing perspective in the
care, consumer’s need with co-occurring disorders and
suicidality.
Presenters:
Dale Knode, RN, BS, HSAD |
15)
This Emotional Life: Resources for the Mental Health Professional
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This Emotional Life,
a PBS documentary, explores ways we can improve our social
relationships, cope with negative emotions and become more
positive, resilient individuals. This session will highlight
particular topics from the documentary and its content-rich
companion resources, developed with the latest scientific
research.
Presenter:
Sherri
Rodgers-Conti, MA |
16)
Systems Transformation for Co-Occurring Disorders
– Attendees will hear about the accomplishments and upcoming
project goals of the Co-Occurring initiative across the state
including what clinicians, agencies, and the Divisions of
Alcohol and Substance Abuse are doing to improve treatment for
those living with co-occurring disorders.
Presenter:
Kay Ermish, CSW-PIP |
17)
Ethics in the Workplace –
Character without competence may lead to bankruptcy. Competence
without character will often lead tl disgrace. This
presentation will ensure ethical conduct in the workplace,
including an emphasis on character and competence.
Presenter:
Mark J. Britzman, EdD |
18)
Demystifying Traumatic Brain Injury Rehab
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the world of TBI
rehab can be hazy and confusing. Join us as we demystify and
clear up the common misconceptions in the TBI industry.
Presenter:
Jen Karolski, OTR/L |
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4,
2009 |
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ALL DAY: Books Are Fun (YAMWI
fundraiser book sale) |
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7:30 AM - 8:00 AM
- Registration
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8:30 AM – 12:00 PM |
8:00 AM –
8:45 AM
– Featured Presentation:
WRAP® World View & System's Transformation -
will focus on the
world view and benefits of WRAP implementation into our services
delivery system to create recovery transformation.
Presenter:
Matthew R. Federici, MS, CPRP
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1:30
PM - 3:00 PM –
BREAKOUT
Session IV
19)
Myths of Autism –
this
presentation will provide a brief overview and historical
perspective related to assumptions about the etiology of Autism
while at the same time identifying major myths regarding both
the causes and treatment of the disorder. The focus will be on
increasing the participants understanding of assumptions
underlying the most wide spread myths about Autism and to
critically evaluate claims regarding both etiology and treatment
of the disorder.Presenters: Thomas Stanage, PhD & Lori Lincoln, MA
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20)
Overview of WRAP® –
This workshop will provide a brief introduction to WRAP® and its
applications on a personal, organizational and systems level.
It is intended for participants who have limited to no knowledge
of WRAP®..
Presenter:
Matthew R. Federici, MS, CPRP |
21)
Growing Old Disgracefully –
a humorous,
serious and practical presentation on the art of growing old
based upon the presenter’s own experiences in aging plus those
of the many role modes she has observed and known. Audience
dialogue encouraged.
Presenter:
Janice H. Mikesell, RN
**This
program is made possible by the South
Dakota Humanities Council, an affiliate of the
National Endowment for
the Humanities |
22)
Children of Alcoholics –
this session will discuss the brain development and
personalities of Adult Children of Alcoholics.
Presenter:
Dr. Robert R. Perkinson, PhD |
23)
Connecting the
Generations
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For the first
time in history we have four different generations all mixed
together in one workplace.
Each generation is distinctively different -
different motivations, different values, different work
habits…and this has created a generational clash we’ve never
experienced before. In this fun class, learn to understand who
you are dealing with every day and learn to appreciate what
those differences can bring to the workplace.
Presenter:
Kathy Hildebrandt, BS, MA |
24)
Treatment Needs for those with Co-Occurring Disorders –
Attendees will learn about the treatment needs of those with
co-occurring disorders including the use of stages of change and
stages of treatment toward the “happy life goal” within the
treatment plan. Attendees will learn how to use stage-matched
interventions.
Presenter:
Kay Ermish, CSW-PIP |
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10:45 AM – 12:15 PM
– BREAKOUT SESSION V |
25)
My Friend –
this
presentation will discuss Sarah’s eating disorder including
signs to look for, treatment, health issues, and
hospitalizations. We will also discuss self-harming.
Presenters: Jane Goeden, BS
& Sarah
Goeden |
26)
Demographic Change and Diversity –
this session
will discuss how to deal with our diverse community.
Presenter:
Qadir Aware |
27)
Community
Integration and Recovery –
This workshop
will provide an introduction to the concept of community
integration, barriers to people in recovery and strategies to
facilitation of community integration for people in recovery.
Presenter:
Matthew R. Federici, MS, CPRP |
28)
The Walking
Wounded
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this session
will talk about dealing with families of addicted individuals.
Presenters: Connie
Presley-Marr, CCDC II &
Diane VanRooyen |
29)
Stress Management with Laughter Yoga –
Scientific
research shows us that laughter can help to resolve workplace
stress and many related issues, but until now there has been no
reliable and effective system to deliver laughter. Laughter
Yoga is that system! It’s an innovative form of stress
management that can help create a positive workplace environment
that encourages self-esteem, cooperation, creative thinking and
job satisfaction
Presenters:
Dan & Jill Johnson |
30)
Attachment and Play: Strategies and Interventions for
Children and Adolescents in a Mental Health Crisis
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this workshop will give concrete de-escalation
techniques to use with children and adolescents in a mental
health crises. Learn how negative behaviors are often a result
of dysregulation and how trauma and attachment impact
functioning and development. Attachment theory in relation to
traumatized and emotionally dysregulated children will be
described. Explore creative play strategies and other
techniques and learn why they work for de-escalation.
Presenters: Sara Cross, LICSW
& Kathleen
Kane, LICSW |
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12:15 PM – 1:30
PM - Luncheon Presentation: Delivery of Healthcare in Rural Settings: A
Sea
of
Change –
the session will seek to create an interactive
experience involving audience response and insights re: the
impact of e-health and web 2.0 on rural community development.
Presenter:
James B. Beddow, PhD |
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1:30 PM – 3:00 PM –
BREAKOUT SESSION VI |
31)
Gags: How They Affect Your Community and Schools –
this presentation will discuss gangs, school issues, dress codes
and how to deal with gang issues.
Presenter – Doug Simmons |
32)
Understanding Recovery for Native People –
Presenter:
Faith Spotted Eagle |
33)
The Body, Brain and Addiction-
this presentation discusses the neurobiology of addiction and
recovery; a program that brings addiction under control so
90-94% of patients stay clean and sober.
Presenter:
Dr. Robert R. Perkinson, PhD |
34)
Connecting the
Generations
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For the first time in history we have four
different generations all mixed together in one workplace.
Each generation is distinctively different - different
motivations, different values, different work habits…and this
has created a generational clash we’ve never experienced
before. In this fun class, learn to understand who you are
dealing with every day and learn to appreciate what those
differences can bring to the workplace.
(Repeat of Session #23)
Presenter:
Kathy Hildebrandt, BS, MA |
35)
Implementation
of WRAP® and Peer Specialists: Achieving Systems
Transformations –
This workshop will provide participants a brief
overview of national trends in the development of WRAP® based
programming and Peer Specialists initiatives, outcomes and steps
to statewide implementation.
Presenter:
Matthew R. Federici, MS, CPRP |
36)
Dying – The Final Frontier –panel
discussion by a hospice team will describe how hospice
companions patients and families as they face end of life.
Insights will be shared on living fully while facing death.
Presenters: Mary Pistulka, RN,
CHPN,
Mary Hochstein,
Tami Mabee, &
Stacy Nickels |
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- CLOSING
SESSION: “Get Ready to Laugh Until it Helps! –
Even though
we need to take our work seriously, we need to take ourselves
lightly. Scientific research shows us that laughter can help to
resolve workplace stress and many related issues, but until now
there has been no reliable and effective system to deliver
laughter. Laughter Yoga is that system! It’s an innovative
form of stress management that can help create a positive
workplace environment that encourages self-esteem, cooperation,
creative thinking and job satisfaction. So get ready to laugh
until it helps!
Presenter:
Dan & Jill Johnson |
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