2016 PA System of Care Learning Institute Program
Exciting three-day event in State College, PA, featuring workshops and sessions on topics related to youth, families, and system partners. Organized by a collaboration of various partnerships to improve outcomes for youth and families facing behavioral health challenges. Special emphasis on trauma-informed systems. Join for networking opportunities, learning experiences, and community support.
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Youth and Families on the M.O.V.E.* . . . All Voices Matter * Motivating Others through Voices of Experience 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE Program Book June 20-22, 2016 State College, PA VISIT WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
June 2016 Welcome to the 2016 PA System of Care Learning Institute! We are very excited about the expansion of this year s Learning Institute. It has grown to a three day event which now includes a dedicated networking day for family, youth and system partners and High Fidelity Wraparound. The second day will offer you a range of twenty-four workshop opportunities pertaining to current topics of interest for all partners by partners. The third day focuses on expanding perspectives related to trauma informed systems. We would like to thank the presenters for their willingness to participate and share their experiences and knowledge through the workshops. Special thanks to youth and family partners along with the federal, state and local presenters for their contributions. Our hope is that you have an enjoyable time, learn at least one new thing that you will use tomorrow, and have a renewed perspective to your on-going daily work. We appreciate your participation and continued support of the ever expanding Pennsylvania System of Care. We can ONLY do the work when we do it together! Thank you for being such an important part of the Institute! Sincerely, Shannon Fagan, MS, Director Email: shafagan@state.pa.us Bureau of Children s Behavioral Health Services Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services 303 Walnut Street Commonwealth Towers 11th Floor | PO Box 2675 | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-2675 T: 717.705-8289 | F: 717.772.7964 | www.dhs.state.pa.us 1 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
LEARNING INSTITUTE SPONSORS This year s event is being organized through a joint effort of youth, family and system partners representing the PA System of Care (SOC) Partnership, the PA Healthy Transitions Partnership, Youth M.O.V.E. PA, the Behavioral Health Alliance of Rural Pennsylvania (BHARP) SOC Project, and the Youth and Family Training Institute (YFTI). Working at the state, county, and individual levels in Pennsylvania, the event partners bring youth, families, systems and supports together to find effective and efficient strategies that improve outcomes for youth and their families. We are focusing on the needs of children, youth, young adults and their families, who have complex behavioral health challenges and may be involved in the juvenile justice and/or child welfare system(s) and may be at risk of out-of-home placement. The 2016 Learning Institute gratefully acknowledges the generous support of its official sponsors. GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK 2
LEARNING INSTITUTE SUMMARY OF EVENTS ALL 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE SESSIONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE PENN STATER HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER, 215 INNOVATION BLVD, STATE COLLEGE, PA 16803 Monday, June 20th Wednesday, June 22nd 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM General Session/Plenary 10:15 AM - 10:30 AM 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM 2:45 PM - 3:00 PM 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM CLC Basket Raffle & Closing Session Continuing Education Credits Registration 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Youth M.O.V.E. PA Session 3:00 PM - 3:15 PM 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Subcommittee & Role Sessions 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Family Networking: Registration Welcome Lunch Networking Sessions Break Sessions Lunch Sessions Break Break Ice Cream Social Tuesday, June 21st You are required to sign in at the end of each day at the registration desk for your continuing education credits. Participants applying for continuing education units will be required to send payment accompanying their application after the Learning Institute. This program is being offered for 12.5 continuing education hours. Daily Credit Hours (Available If You Sign In): Monday, June 20, 2016 3.5 Tuesday, June 21, 2016 5.0 Wednesday, June 22, 2016 4.0 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM 8:30 AM - 9:15 AM Joint Subcommittee Meeting 9:00 AM 9:30 AM Breakfast Snack Break 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 11:15 AM 11:15 AM - 11:45 AM 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM 2:30 PM - 2:45 PM 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Youth Networking Event Registration Sessions Break Keynote Lunch Sessions Break Sessions For additional CEU information, please contact: Doreen H. Barkowitz, MSW, LSW, Training Coordinator, Youth and Family Training Institute barkowitzdh@upmc.edu; 412.275.3691 3 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 20th 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Registration 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Networking Sessions 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Welcome Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 ROOM 202 Child and Adolescent System Service Program (CASSP) & System of Care Facilitators: Sheila Bressler, Kathy Quick, Shannon Fitzpatrick Thomas, Shannon Fagan, and Sherry Peters Receive updates from the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) regarding State- wide initiatives affecting children and families Gain a better understanding of how CASSP operates in other counties across the state Discuss how CASSP and System of Care co-exist in counties across Pennsylvania Welcome: Shannon M. Fagan, MS Director, OMHSAS Children's Bureau Remarks: Pennsylvania on the M.O.V.E. Johanna Bergan Executive Director, Youth M.O.V.E. National 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Lunch Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Networking Sessions ROOM 204 Family Involvement in PA s System of Care Facilitators: Crystal Karenchak and Dianna Brocious Networking for family members Gathering of demographic Information Presenting information on Team Up For Your Family and Family Roadmap E-Learning 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Youth M.O.V.E. PA ROOM 205 Youth M.O.V.E. PA: Unifying the Voices of Young People across the Commonwealth Facilitators: Johanna Bergan, Barbara Huggins, and Corey Ludden Gain collective understanding of youth movement in Pennsylvania, identifying your role in the work Self-reflection and self-identification of your place within youth advocacy continuum Build investment in youth voice work Collective planning for the continued growth of Youth M.O.V.E. Pennsylvania including partnership identification, recruitment strategies and organization structure development Session ROOM 108 System Partner Connection to System of Care Facilitators: Scott Talley and Cindy Zembryki Share current status of SOC implementation in counties Identify barriers and/or challenges Identify and share lessons learned, best practices and strategies ROOM 112 County Leadership Teams and System of Care Facilitators: Colleen Igo and Pat Cambri Learn what SOC communities are doing to promote and implement the SOC standards Discuss achievements and challenges CLTs face in meeting the PA SOC Standards CLT members will share experiences addressing barriers and moving SOC forward. 3:00 PM - 3:15 PM Break Connect with PA SOC Partnership: Join the #LI16 conversation. While you are on-site at the Learning Institute, use the hashtag #LI16 to join the conversation, add anything you ve learned from sessions, and connect with other attendees. Follow us on Twitter @PASystemofCare. WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK 4
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 20th 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Subcommittee Sessions 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Role Sessions ROOM 105 Evaluation Session Facilitator: Monica Walker Payne Join the PA SOC Evaluation Subcommittee ROOM 218 Family Support Partner: HFW Role Session Facilitator: Toni Wagner The FSP role session will include clarification about the HFW phases, and discussion about when families move from one phase to another. The group will talk about working collaboratively communication between team members. ROOM 220 Cultural & Linguistic Competence Session Facilitator: Kelsey Leonard Join the PA SOC CLC Subcommittee and tips for improved ROOM 206 Youth Support Partner: HFW Role Session Facilitator: Chad Owens The YSP role session will include a discussion about the organization of the YSP calls. There will be information and discussion regarding youth involvement in the PA system of care, in Youth M.O.V.E., on advisory boards and on the Community Care Behavioral Health youth board. 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Role Sessions ROOM 211 Facilitator: High Fidelity Wraparound Role Session Facilitator: Dave Ozias The facilitator role session will review facilitation skills to enhance meetings. The group will talk about skills involved in transitioning youth and families, and the importance of transferring skills so the youth and family can manage their behavioral health needs. Tips and ideas to improve the facilitator role will be shared. ROOM 207 County and Provider Representatives: HFW Role Session Facilitators: Shannon M. Fagan and Sherry Peters This session is a continuation of the ongoing discussion with the County/Provider High Fidelity Wraparound Network in PA. It will be co-facilitated by Shannon Fagan, Director of the Children's Bureau and Sherry Peters, Director of the Bureau of Policy, Planning and Program Development within the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The conversation will be focused on Chart Form data, WFI-EZ topics, and funding. This session also allows for networking among the counties and providers to share experiences and resources. ROOM 208 Coach: High Fidelity Wraparound Role Session Facilitator: Tanya Walburn The coach role session will involve a discussion about evaluation tools and reports. The group will combine time with the evaluation subcommittee to start to establish benchmarks related to the current state wide Chart form data and reports. This discussion will help to clarify the strengths and areas for improvement related to maintaining fidelity to the HFW model . The evaluation subcommittee will develop their yearly agenda and the Coaches group will discuss agenda for upcoming quarterly calls. Presidents Hall 1 9:00 PM Family Networking: Ice Cream Social 5 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 21st 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Registration 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Sessions 8:30 AM - 9:15 AM Joint Subcommittee ROOM 104 Facilitators: Kelsey Leonard and Monica Walker Payne Joint meeting of the Evaluation and CLC Subcommittees for the PA SOC Partnership ROOM 207 Preventing Youth Suicide by Building Resilience in our Schools Presenters: Marisa Vicere and Matthew B. Wintersteen, PhD Learn how youth leaders are partnering with organizations to build resilience Gain an understanding of depression and suicide risk through the eyes of youth and their advisors Learn about state initiatives on suicide prevention in the Commonwealth Schools and Colleges ROOM 211 Come In and Take a Seat, and Please Stay Sustaining Family Advisors Presenters: Wendy Luckenbill, Julie DiAngi and Sylvia White Understand embedding families voice into the programs and systems that serve them and their children Real world accounts of what works and what doesn t from families with advisory experience Explore new ideas around families as advisors, 30 years since CASSP was created to address the United State s Unclaimed Children" Meeting 9:00 AM 9:30 AM Breakfast Snack Break 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Sessions ROOM 104 Resilience-Overcoming Obstacles and Tending to your Mental Health-Minding Your Minds Presenters: Ali Warren and Melissa Hopely, Explore stigma of mental health disorders and media stereotypes of those with mental illness Learn difference between positive and negative coping mechanisms in dealing with mental health issues Understand value of peer-based support and the importance of assisting friends who are struggling Learn how to manage stress and engage in a healthy lifestyle and build healthy relationships ROOM 105 Persuasive Storytelling for Youth Presenters: Tim Tunner, Barbara Huff, Leah Holmes-Bonilla and Michael Collado Learn what makes a story relevant to an audience Understand how incorporating personal stories into public speaking situations benefits the cause of children s mental health Learn how to develop a Single Overriding Communications Objective (SOCO) for public speaking ROOM 208 Training Natural and Community Supports to Implement Wellness as a SAMHSA Strategy with Transition Aged Youth Population Presenters: Lori Vish Stearns and Annette T Identify the SAMHSA Wellness Initiative s 8 dimensions of wellness and learn how they interrelate and impact quality outcomes such as longevity and quality of life; Explore the Wellness Project for Transition Aged Youth between a SOC provider and community/natural support within the Beaver County SOC Learn from community mentors on SAMHSA s Wellness Initiative ROOM 205 Family/Youth Empowerment Presenters: Lisa Milan, Mary Kovach and Ashley Bishop Overview of the High Fidelity Wraparound Process and how it relates to SOC principles Understand how to engage youth and families in their treatment Understand how to assist youth and families in identifying and utilizing natural supports and community resources ROOM 218 Youth and Young Adult Certified Peer Specialist on the MOVE!!! Presenters: Lauren Kelly Gallaher and Dr. Clarice Bailey Explore value of CPS for Youth and Young Adults with mental health challenges Provide an overview of PA s current CPS process and content Build awareness of PA CPS YYA Curriculum development and implementation Experience an abbreviated World Cafe process on the importance of extending CPS for Youth and Young Adult population 11:00 AM - 11:15 AM ROOM 206 Family and Youth Support or Super Heroes Presenters: Maria Silva, Christine Snyder and Davon Rutherford Recognize the pitfalls that support partners may encounter when engaging and supporting families and youth Understanding boundaries, engagement, and cultural responsiveness Understand that when we do our job too well, it can prevent and hinder a family from growth and success Break WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK 6
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 21st 11:15 AM - 11:45 AM Keynote Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Sessions Youth and Family Voice in the Courts Judge Michael H. Sholley,17th Judicial District Co-chair of the PA State Roundtable s Transitional Youth Workgroup ROOM 207 Early Episode Psychosis Care Around the World, and Closer to Home: Review of the Evidence Base and Best Practices Presenters: Irene Hurford, MD and Oberon Wackwitz Identify the evidence-base for clinical-, functional- and cost- effectiveness of early intervention programs for psychosis Understand the best practices for early episode psychosis care Recognize the available resources in Pennsylvania for early psychosis care 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Lunch Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 Sessions ROOM 104 Skill Flix Supporting Youth Partners Skill Development using Video Demonstrations Presenters: Chad Owens, Adessa Washington, and Angelica Nave Examine the process of creating skill-flix videos Recognize the benefits of a skill based video library Discuss the elements that are important in skill-flix videos ROOM 218 Everybody has a Voice Everybody has a Story Fayette County Youth M.O.V.E. Presenters: Christine Stone, Elizabeth Kaylor and Nate Torbich Explore how decisions made by the youth presenters affected them, their friends and family Learn the process of sharing one s story to help support peers and foster professional growth Understand how to support and identify youth with life challenges and thoughts of self-harm. ROOM 105 Creating Alternative Pathways to Success (CAPS)- A System of Care Approach to Transition Presenters: Maureen Hawk, Susan Smith, Josh RickardandBen Biggs Understand the CAPS approach to secondary transition. Identify the System of Care standards utilized in implementation of this approach. Identify ways to approach school districts in order to engage students in need. ROOM 211 Building Family Support Partner Capacity The Philadelphia Story Presenters: Melodie Jackson and Valarie Oulds Understand the role of family peer support partners in school based teams Learn competencies required for family peer specialists in non- High Fidelity Wraparound models of planning and support Explore training and support needs of family peer specialists within system of care ROOM 208 Persuasive Storytelling for Families (PART I) Presenters: Tim Tunner, Leah Holmes-Bonilla, Barbara Huff and Michael Collado You are encouraged to attend Part I & II of these sessions. Learn what makes a story relevant to an audience Understand how incorporating personal stories into public speaking situations benefits the cause of children s mental health Learn how to develop a Single Overriding Communications Objective (SOCO) for public speaking ROOM 205 Meetings that Matter: Strengths-Based Approaches to Facilitating and Serving on Multi-System Teams Presenters: Alyssa Snyder, Brooke Cutler and Kathy Laws Display an understanding of multiple factors that affect teams, including impact of trauma and prior experiences in service systems Identify best practices for initial engagement, identifying goals and setting expectations for multi-system meeting Identify and practice the skills of engagement, active listening, reflecting and refocusing in the context of multi-system team meetings ROOM 206 Overcome- Impact- Inspire: Northumberland County Youth Presentation Presenters: Carolyn Richardson and Victoria Rosancrans How youth can overcome adversity How the youth group they are members of has impacted their lives How through community service they can inspire other youth and their community 2:30 PM - 2:45 PM Break 7 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 21st 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM Sessions ROOM 208 Persuasive Storytelling for Families (PART II) Presenters: Tim Tunner, Barbara Huff, Leah Holmes-Bonilla and Michael Collado You are encouraged to attend Part I & II of these sessions. Learn what makes a story relevant to an audience Understand how incorporating personal stories into public speaking situations benefits the cause of children s mental health Learn how to develop a Single Overriding Communications Objective (SOCO) for public speaking 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM Sessions ROOM 206 Creating a Network of Parental Support Presenters: Kathy Quick, Christine A. Wiekrykas, RN and Angela Keller Explore how to develop family supportive services Learn to create a multi-layered network of supports Understand how to assist the County Leadership Team in ongoing assessment and development of the family support network ROOM 218 A Look From The Inside: Experiences and Support from the Pennsylvania Healthy Transitions Partnership Counties Presenters: Young adult, family, and system partner voices from the Healthy Transitions local laboratories Explore PA Healthy Transitions Partnership and the transition age youth and young adult population across the Commonwealth of PA Review the goals of PA HT Partnership Hear from the local laboratories (Berks, Bucks and Washington) on how they have tailored programs, activities and events to meet the transition age youth and young adult population. ROOM 105 What's Therapeutic Alliance Got To Do, Got To Do With It? Presenters: David Dan, Danielle Garris and Charla Brumbaugh Learn how family, youth, practitioners and other supporter alliances promote wellness Understand the unique role that technical assistance plays in enhancing the capacity to join with the family and child/youth to create healing Experience the approaches used by a Managed Care organization to develop and sustain quality behavioral health services and supports ROOM 211 Adoption Let s Talk! I ve Been There Presenters: Lisa M. Kennedy and Colleen Igo Provide real life lessons as a guide to improving the adoption experience for others Discuss success with adoption, all the while revealing some much needed truths Answer questions regarding the "how to's" of adoption Identify and share useful strategies to avoid some issues of adoption ROOM 104 Exploring Best Practice Opioid Overdose Death Interventions Presenters: Beth Mingey and Tricia Stouch Learn history and current trends in opiod use Explore Delaware County s model opiate prevention and awareness strategies Identify potential community partners and build a model program to take back to your community ROOM 205 Behind Closed Doors: Special Needs, Autism and Families Presenters: Amy Kelly, Peggy Schneider and Dan Kelly Learn what families living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other special needs face daily Sharing of information and stories to build your awareness as a family member, clinician or professional in the field Understand how to better support families and caregivers who care for a loved one with special needs or Autism Spectrum Disorder ROOM 207 Pennsylvania Youth Leaders: Rising into Agents of Positive Change Presenters: Johanna Bergan and Corey Ludden Gain an understanding in the diverse styles of leadership Explore the youth advocate and youth leader s journey Learn to match youth leaders to the needs of the PA youth movement President s Hall 1 7:00 PM Youth M.O.V.E. PA Meet & Greet Networking Event WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK 8
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 22nd 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Registration 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM Sessions 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM General Session ROOM 107 Portraits of Professional CAREgivers: Their Passion. Their Pain A documentary film about professionals who care for traumatized patients and clients Presenters: Rodney Whittenberg and Crystal Karenchak Define and list symptoms of Secondary Trauma Understand self-care, emotional safety planning, and 3 types of organizational program support for caregivers Define compassion satisfaction and identify what promotes staff resilience in your program Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 Welcome: Sherry Peters, MSW, Director Bureau of Policy, Planning and Program Development OMHSAS, Department of Human Services Becoming Trauma Informed: Adding a New Lens through Systems of Care Brie Masselli, BS, Director, Technical Assistance and Evaluation for Youth M.O.V.E. National ROOM 206 Connecting the Data Dots from Trauma to Hope Presenters: Monica Walker Payne, Mark Durgin, Maria Silva and Jase Elam Gain an understanding of trauma prevalence and how trauma can be identified in different kinds of data (from national to local) Learn to look at data and ask questions to promote critical thinking and planning Identify positive outcomes from participating in SOC services and supports that show hope and resiliency despite evidence of trauma in youth and family histories 10:15 AM - 10:30 AM Break 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM Sessions ROOM 218 One Mother s Voice - How High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) Helped Me Find My Voice Presenters: Roxanne JohnsonandTim Truckenmiller Understand that parents with special need youth have a voice in their education and behavioral health choices Explore help available and the right places to look within your community Learn through engagement with 10 principles of HFW that families and professionals can create change and confidence ROOM 207 Trauma in the Family: A Roadmap of Recovery Through Stress Management and Building a Social Support Network Presenters: Erik Young and Rhiannon Young Understand different ways that trauma can manifest within the family system Learn and practice stress management techniques that are particularly useful for trauma survivors. Learn about the importance of the social support network and how to bolster it to create a healing environment within the family system ROOM 205 Supporting Children with a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): Need for a Trauma-Informed and Developmentally- Based Perspective Presenters: Gordon Hodas, MD and Dianna Brocious Recognize that FASD is a prevalent, under-recognized public health issue affecting many children, adolescents, and adults Understand that FASD is entirely preventable, when alcohol is not used during pregnancy Describe when a FASD should be suspected and is likely to be present ROOM 104 Mitigating Trauma and Symptoms of Trauma through Contemplative Neurophenomenology, Art and the Wizard of Oz Presenters: Michele Paiva, Steve Proko and Sade Santiago Understand and discuss the importance of contemplative neurophenomenology as it pertains to trauma Create a program for family that incorporates strategies, techniques and bonding activities to find the truth under the trauma(s) Analyze quality of strategies, techniques and activities to better serve family to provide measurable goals and solution-based outcomes 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Lunch ROOM 208 Why does this still bother me? Youth s Guide to Understanding Trauma and Impact of ACE s Presenters: Brie Masselli and Sherry Peters Understand trauma and the lasting impact it may have Learn framework to connect trauma and behavior Gain tips and tools for accessing services and supports to address trauma ROOM 211 Practice in Relationship Building Skills of Attunement and Emotional Regulation: A Theraplay Experience Presenters: A. Rand Coleman, PhD and Xandra Coleman Learn to describe and apply 2 emotional attunement strategies Learn to describe and apply 2 co-regulation skills with another person; Learn to apply three activities for enhancing relationship connection Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 9 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG
LEARNING INSTITUTE EVENT SCHEDULE June 22nd 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM Sessions ROOM 104 Mitigating Trauma and Symptoms of Trauma through Contemplative Neurophenomenology, Art and the Wizard of Oz Presenters: Michele Paiva, Steve Proko and Sade Santiago Understand and discuss the importance of contemplative neurophenomenology as it pertains to trauma Create a program for family that incorporates strategies, techniques and bonding activities to find the truth under the trauma(s). Analyze quality of strategies, techniques and activities to better serve family to provide measurable goals and solution-based outcomes 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM Sessions ROOM 208 Why does this still bother me? Youth s Guide to Understanding Trauma and Impact of ACE s Presenter: Brie Masselli Understand trauma and the lasting impact it may have Learn framework to connect trauma and behavior Gain tips and tools for accessing services and supports to address trauma ROOM 107 Portraits of Professional CAREgivers: Their Passion. Their Pain A documentary film about professionals who care for traumatized patients and clients Presenters: Rodney Whittenberg and Crystal Karenchak Define and list symptoms of Secondary Trauma Understand self-care, emotional safety planning, and 3 types of organizational program support for caregivers Define compassion satisfaction and identify what promotes staff resilience in your program ROOM 211 When Life Hurts Relationship Strategies for Healing and Growth after Traumatic Events and Loss Trauma Presenters: A. Rand Coleman, PhD, Aniqua Coleman and Shawntrell Coleman Describe impact of early trauma and loss on emotional, relationship, and neurological development Have increased awareness of how one s own life hurts or traumas have affected relationships and emotions in either helpful or unhelpful ways Practice three activities for enhancing relationship connection, emotional safety and regulation, and trust ROOM 206 Connecting the Data Dots from Trauma to Hope Presenters: Monica Walker Payne, Mark Durgin, Maria Silva and Jase Elam Gain an understanding of trauma prevalence and how trauma can be identified in different kinds of data (from national to local) Learn to look at data and ask questions to promote critical thinking and planning Identify positive outcomes from participating in SOC services and supports that show hope and resiliency despite evidence of trauma in youth and family histories ROOM 207 Trauma in the Family: A Roadmap of Recovery Through Stress Management and Building a Social Support Network Presenters: Erik Young and Rhiannon Young Understand different ways that trauma can manifest within the family system Learn and practice stress management techniques that are particularly useful for trauma survivors. Learn about the importance of the social support network and how to bolster it to create a healing environment within the family system ROOM 205 Supporting Children with a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): Need for a Trauma-Informed and Developmentally-Based Perspective Presenters: Gordon Hodas, MD and Dianna Brocious Recognize that FASD is a prevalent, under-recognized public health issue affecting many children, adolescents, and adults Understand that FASD is entirely preventable, when alcohol is not used during pregnancy Describe when a FASD should be suspected and is likely to be present ROOM 218 One Mother s Voice - How High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) Helped Me Find My Voice Presenters: Roxanne JohnsonandTim Truckenmiller Understand that parents with special need youth have a voice in their education and behavioral health choices Explore help available and the right places to look within your community Learn through engagement with 10 principles of HFW that families and professionals can create change and confidence 2:45 PM - 3:00 PM Break Presidents Hall 1, 2 & 3 3:00 PM 3:30 PM CLC Basket Raffle & WWW.PASOCPARTNERSHIP.ORG 2016 LEARNING INSTITUTE PROGRAM BOOK 10
A BIG THANK YOU! 2016 Learning Institute Planning Planning Committee Committee We thank the many volunteers who are giving their time, energy, and enthusiasm to help make this a great event. Volunteers make all the difference! Doreen Barkowitz Dianna Broscious Sheila Bressler Patricia Cambri Judy Davis Crystal Doyle Alexis Fisher Karen Jenkins Crystal Karenchak Kelsey Leonard Chris Minnich David Ozias Kathy Quick Perri Rosen Jill Santiago Scott Talley Shannon Thomas Monica Walker Payne Michele Whapeles Cindy Zembryki Feeling stressed or a bit overwhelmed? The Zen Den is a quiet place you can visit to de-stress. Enjoy listening to soft music, drawing, or coloring and take time to relax. If you need someone to talk to, please visit the registration desk where one of our staff will connect you with the appropriate resource. Please Visit ROOM 116. #LI16 #LI16 Tweet with the hashtag #LI16 and take your Learning Institute experience online. Join us next year and thank you for your support! www.pasocpartnership.org This project, publication/report/etc. was developed [in part] under grant numbers SM061250, SM061915, SM062468-01 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The views, policies, and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or HHS.
