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• Mental Health Consultation in Early Childhood Settings—Curriculum-based practice model for increasing the early identification and intervention competencies of professionals and paraprofessionals. • Child Welfare and Mental Health—Technical assistance and training around mental health and child welfare collaboration for effective service delivery, including training using our monograph, A Family’s Guide to the Child Welfare System, to help families and workers partner to achieve better outcomes. • Primary Care and Mental Health Integration—Technical assistance and training based on Bright Futures Mental Health on effectively integrating primary care and mental health practice into a total community intervention system. • Public Health Approach to Mental Health—Broad effort aimed at integrating mental health into the overall public health framework to promote awareness and prevention. • Primer Hands On: Systems of Care Training for Leaders—Interactive training to teach strategies for building effective systems of care. • Leadership Training—An intensive, curriculum-based, interactive training program providing leadership development for systems of care administrators and family leaders. • Community Alternatives to Psychiatric Residential Facility (PRTF) Waiver Initiative and Money Follows the Person—Technical assistance to states who are either diverting children and youth with serious emotional disorders from PRTFs or transitioning them out of PRTFs sooner to serve them in the community with their families. • Healthy Transitions Initiative (HTI)—Technical assistance and support for the HTI that is designed to improve outcomes for youth and young adults of transition age with serious mental health conditions. • Research and Evaluation—Technical assistance to undertake quality improvement and performance/outcome evaluation activities, use data to improve and sustain systems of care and services, develop research programs, and enhance data infrastructures. For Additional Information For additional information about the National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health and accessing or purchasing services, please contact us at: National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development Box 571485 • Washington, DC 20057-1485 Phone: 202-687-5000 • Fax: 202-687-1954 Email: childrensmh@georgetown.edu Website: http://gucchdtacenter.georgetown.edu The National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health is funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Announcements Session Resources and PowerPoint Presentations ......................................................................................1 Social Media Information............................................................................................................................................2 Continuing Education Credit Information ......................................................................................................3 Agenda at a Glance ........................................................................................................................................................5 Institutes Planner ..................................................................................................................................................................7 Sessions by Topic Area ................................................................................................................................................9 Agenda MONDAY•July 23........................................................................................................................................................17 TUESDAY•July 24 ......................................................................................................................................................17 WEDNESDAY•July 25 ............................................................................................................................................18 THURSDAY•July 26 ..................................................................................................................................................19 FRIDAY•July 27 ............................................................................................................................................................22 SATURDAY•July 28 ..................................................................................................................................................25 SUNDAY•July 29..........................................................................................................................................................30 MONDAY•July 30........................................................................................................................................................31 TUESDAY•July 31 ......................................................................................................................................................31 Session Descriptions Special Presentation......................................................................................................................................................33 Institutes................................................................................................................................................................................33 Workshops ..........................................................................................................................................................................63 Native American Services Track..........................................................................................................................88 Targeted Institutes ..........................................................................................................................................................93 Pre-Institutes Training Programs ......................................................................................................................115 Poster Presentations ..................................................................................................................................................120
Page 1: A G E N D A JULY 25-29, 2012 ORLAND
Page 4 and 5: Notice of Non-Discrimination George
Page 7 and 8: Welcome! Welcome to the 2012 George
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Page 11: Who We Are The National Technical A
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INSTITUTES • How the CFS can be t
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INSTITUTES This session will utiliz
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WORKSHOPS WORKSHOP #2 1:30 PM THURS
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WORKSHOPS agencies. Faculty will ou
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WORKSHOPS • Building partnerships
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WORKSHOPS WORKSHOP #15 8:30 AM FRID
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WORKSHOPS The basis for the strateg
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS FRIDAY, JULY 2
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POSTERS POSTER #20 Certificate in E
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POSTERS POSTER #41 Access to Early
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POSTERS POSTER #58 It’s Time to P
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POSTERS POSTER #97 Trauma-Informed
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SPECIAL EVENTS System of Care Cinem
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SPECIAL EVENTS BOOK SIGNINGS: Meet
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FEATURED SPEAKERS JUDITH COHEN Judi
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FLASH DRIVE MATERIALS BUILDING, SUS
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FLASH DRIVE MATERIALS - Health Care
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FLASH DRIVE MATERIALS • Implement
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FLASH DRIVE MATERIALS • Early Chi
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RESOURCES System of Care Concept an
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RESOURCES Definition of Family-Driv
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RESOURCES Definition of Cultural an
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H HCBS Home and Community-Based Ser
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RESOURCES EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND AA
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FACULTY Ke’von Beaver Program Ass
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FACULTY Marjorie Cook Education and
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FACULTY Simon Gonsoulin, M.Ed. Juve
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FACULTY Jeremy Jobst Youth Coordina
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FACULTY Norka Malberg, Psy.D. Clini
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FACULTY Mary Peniston, M.P.A. Deput
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Emily Sherwood Director Children’
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Gloria Weekes Lead Family Partner M
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SOCIAL MEDIA The Training Institute
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YOUTH TRACK PLANNER FRIDAY • JULY
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YOUTH TRACK AGENDA 7:30 AM - 6:00 A
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YOUTH TRACK AGENDA FRIDAY • JULY
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YOUTH TRACK AGENDA SATURDAY • JUL
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YOUTH TRACK DESCRIPTIONS YOUTH TRAC
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