Addiction & Supporting Recovery - Invite - NACoA
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Training Agenda<br />
Monday, September 10, 2012<br />
Time: 7:30am~5:00pm<br />
Registration & Continental Breakfast<br />
Opening Ceremony<br />
Benjamin Hale, Spiritual Leader<br />
Navajo Tribe<br />
Invocation<br />
Msgr. Terrence Richey, Director<br />
Los Angeles Catholic Archdiocese<br />
Welcome<br />
Marvin J. Southard, DSW, Director<br />
Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health<br />
Mr. John Viernes, Jr., Director<br />
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health<br />
Substance Abuse Prevention and Control<br />
Overview of Project and Day<br />
Sis Wenger, President/CEO<br />
National Association of Children of Alcoholics<br />
Jim Crowley, President<br />
Community Intervention, Inc.<br />
Alcohol and Drug <strong>Addiction</strong> - Part I<br />
*The Disease<br />
*Impact on Family<br />
Alcohol and Drug <strong>Addiction</strong> - Part II<br />
Family Issues<br />
Henry Lozano, Director<br />
LA Teen Challenge & Urban Ministries Initiatives<br />
Congregational Teams: Education and Supportive<br />
Intervention Review of Manual and Strategies<br />
Potential Community Partners<br />
Action Steps at Individual, Congregational<br />
and Community Levels<br />
Bringing It All Together<br />
Sermeed Alkass, Ph.D., Yolanda Cordero, MPA,<br />
Sherry Larkins, Ph.D., and John Sheehe, LCSW<br />
Moderator: Larry Gasco, Ph.D., Chairman<br />
Mental Health Commission<br />
This Program is funded by the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration,<br />
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services<br />
County of Los Angeles Department of Mental Health<br />
Community & Government Relations<br />
550 S. Vermont Ave., 12th Floor<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90020<br />
Monday,<br />
September 10, 2012<br />
Cathedral of Our<br />
Lady of the Angels<br />
555W.Temple Street<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90012<br />
Closing Ceremony<br />
Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation<br />
Benediction<br />
Pastor David Mayfield<br />
Substance Abuse Ministries<br />
New Direction Community Church<br />
This program is funded by the Substance Abuse &<br />
Mental Health Services Administration,<br />
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Training Summary<br />
Directions : Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels<br />
555 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, 90012<br />
Clergy Education and Training Project<br />
Monday, September 10, 2012<br />
Registration Form (Please Print Clearly)<br />
The Los Angeles County<br />
Department of Mental Health<br />
(LACDMH) is now recognized<br />
as the only public agency in the<br />
United States that integrates<br />
mental health and spirituality and<br />
that it has shown success in its<br />
outreach to the faith communities<br />
in the Los Angeles County. With this fame came an invitation<br />
from the Virginia based American Association of Pastoral<br />
Counselors (AAPC) to host a one-day training of faith leaders<br />
to address the impact of substance use on individuals, families<br />
and communities. This training is funded by the Substance<br />
Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration Center for<br />
Substance Abuse Treatment (SAMHSA - CSAT) for the<br />
Clergy Education and Training Project® of the National<br />
Association for Children of Alcoholics (<strong>NACoA</strong>). DMH<br />
accepted the invitation and in turn invited the Department of<br />
Public Health - Substance Abuse Prevention & Control<br />
(DPH-SAPC) to co-host as well. Both DMH Director Dr.<br />
Marvin Southard and SAPC Director Mr. John Viernes Jr.<br />
agreed to collaborate. Several states have had this training; for<br />
California, it will be held here in Los Angeles County on<br />
Monday, September 10, 2012.<br />
The training objectives are: (1) to raise awareness of how<br />
addiction to alcohol and other drugs impacts individuals and<br />
their families; (2) to discuss the role of clergy and<br />
congregations in offering information, hope and recovery<br />
support for individuals and family members affected by<br />
alcohol and other drug abuse; (3) to review core competencies<br />
for clergy and other congregational leaders and learn strategies<br />
for implementation; and (4) to identify the next steps for<br />
partnership among DMH, SAPC, and the faith communities in<br />
effectively identifying and referral to screening, assessment,<br />
and treatment of substance related problems.<br />
6 NAADAC Contact Hours<br />
Parking: $10.00 Discounted Rate<br />
From the North<br />
If you are taking the 101 South:Take the 101 Hollywood Freeway<br />
South to downtown. Exit on Broadway and make two right turns--<br />
Broadway, then Temple. After crossing Hill Street, turn right from<br />
Temple Street into the parking garage.<br />
If you are taking the Harbor Freeway, 110 South:Exit at Hill Street.<br />
After you cross over the 101 Freeway, the entrance to the parking<br />
structure will be located on your right.<br />
From the South<br />
If you are taking the Harbor Freeway, 110 North:Stay on the 110<br />
North to downtown, approaching the 101, 5, and 10 freeway<br />
merge. Take the freeway exit marked "5 South, 1 San Bernardino--<br />
Freeway" (merge to the right). Do not take the 101 Freeway to<br />
Hollywood. You will travel on the merge lane for the 5 and 10<br />
Freeways for about 100 yards, exit at Temple. At the end of the<br />
freeway ramp, turn left on Temple. Proceed over the Grand<br />
intersection and the Temple street parking entrance will be on your<br />
left before Hill street.<br />
From the East (or North on 5)<br />
If you are taking the Pomona 60 west or traveling north on the<br />
Santa Ana 5:Take the Hollywood 101 Freeway north to downtown.<br />
You will pass through the tunnel, proceed approximately one mile<br />
to the Grand Avenue exit. Turn right on Grand Avenue, turn<br />
left on Temple Street, and turn left into the parking garage from<br />
Temple Street.<br />
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION<br />
Metro Rail lines From LAX to Union Station<br />
For more information: http://www.mta.net<br />
Flyaway Bus Service For more information:<br />
http://www.lawa.org<br />
Exit Civic Center Station (Metro Red Line)<br />
go north on Hill Street to Temple. Cross the street at Temple<br />
and make a left. The Cathedral is on your right at the corner of<br />
Hill and Temple at 555 Temple.<br />
Name<br />
Title<br />
Address<br />
City/State<br />
Phone<br />
Clergy Member, please specify which Faith ____________<br />
Other Congregational Leader<br />
Mental Health Family Member/Caregiver<br />
Mental Health Provider<br />
Substance Abuse Provider<br />
Language Interpretation: _____________________________________<br />
Wheelchair Accommodation<br />
Please Mail Registration Form to:<br />
<br />
Organization<br />
Zip Code<br />
Free Registration<br />
Due by: August 31, 2012<br />
Registration includes: Continental Breakfast, Lunch, and<br />
Venue Provided by MHSA Funds<br />
American Sign Language<br />
Department of Mental Health<br />
Office of the Director/CGRD<br />
Attn: Destiny Walker<br />
550 S. Vermont Ave., 12th Fl.<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90020<br />
Phone: 213-639-6396<br />
Fax: 213-386-1297<br />
E-mail: dwalker@dmh.lacounty.gov<br />
If you would like your confirmation mailed to you,<br />
please submit a self-addressed, stamped envelope<br />
with Registration Form.