Community Mental Health Symposium
The DBHDD Community Mental Health Symposium took place August 5-6, 2014. Handouts and presentations from all presenters and workshops are available below.
Handouts
Clinical Track
- Assessment, Intervention and Monitoring – AIM for Suicide Prevention Skill Building; (Full-Day Workshop); Greg Brown, PhD; Sally vander Straeten, ACS
- Aging and Mental Health; Bill McDonald, MD
- Co-Occurring Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities Treatment for Youth; Rhana Henry
- Dually Diagnosed Mental Health/Developmental Disorder Treatment for Adults; Nathan Call, PhD
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Innovations in Georgia Children Mental Health System: GA System of Care – Panel #1; facilitated by Linda Henderson-Smith, PhD, with Ann DiGirolamo and Melissa Graves
- Intermediate Motivational Interviewing; (Full-Day Workshop); Angela Bethea, PhD
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Job Development in Supported Employment (SE) ; Meka McNeal
- Trauma-Informed Care for Clinical Staff; Greg Jurkovic, PhD; Christy Doyle, PhD; Ron Koon, PhD
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Rehabilitation and Treatment: Complimentary Supports to Recovery ; John Dixon
- Using Evidence-Based Practice to Produce Tangible Recovery Progress for Consumers; (Full-Day Workshop) Paul Grant, PhD; Aaron Brinen, PsyD
Leadership Track
- Recovery-Oriented Organizational Transformation; Group presentation by Mark Baker, Dietra Hawkins, Neil Kaltenecker, Mary Shuman, and Debbie Strotz
Day 1, Session 2 Workshops
Clinical Track
- Assessment, Intervention and Monitoring – AIM for Suicide Prevention Skill Building; (Full-Day Workshop); Greg Brown, PhD; Sally vander Straeten, ACSW
- Co-Occurring Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities Treatment for Youth; Rhana Henry
- Dually Diagnosed Mental Health/Developmental Disorder Treatment for Adults; Nathan Call, PhD
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Employment Support for Persons with Challenging Backgrounds ; Meka McNeal
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Innovations in Georgia Children Mental Health System: IDT – Panel #2; facilitated by Linda Henderson-Smith, PhD, with Ursula Davis, Suzanne Lindsey, and Natalie Towns
- Intermediate Motivational Interviewing; (Full-Day Workshop); Angela Bethea, PhD
- Overview of Aging and Disabilities Resource Collaborative (ADRC): Improving Georgia Consumer’s Access To and Coordination of Home and Community Based Services - Panel; Facilitated by Eve Byrd, with Marcy Alter, Brian Dowd, Amy Riedesel, and Christine Williams
- Treatment Planning and Behavior: Knowledgebase and Audit Scores; Jessica Willhite and Michelle McIntosh
- Using Evidence-Based Practice to Produce Tangible Recovery Progress for Consumers; (Full-Day Workshop) Paul Grant, PhD; Aaron Brinen, PsyD
Leadership Track
- Recovery-Oriented Organizational Transformation; Group presentation by Mark Baker, Dietra Hawkins, Neil Kaltenecker, Mary Shuman, and Debbie Strotz
- Trauma-Informed Systems of Care and Organizational Change; Greg Jurkovic, PhD; Christy Doyle, PhD; Ron Koon, PhD
- Managing Change in Complex Systems; Raphael Holloway, LPC
Day 1, Session 3 Workshops
Clinical Track
- Assessment, Intervention and Monitoring – AIM for Suicide Prevention Skill Building; (Full-Day Workshop); Greg Brown, PhD; Sally vander Straeten, ACSW
- Co-Occurring Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities Treatment for Youth; Rhana Henry
- Dually Diagnosed Mental Health/Developmental Disorder Treatment for Adults; Nathan Call, PhD
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Innovations in Georgia Children Mental Health System: CYF Services – Panel #3; facilitated by Linda Henderson-Smith, PhD, with Dana McCrary and Stephanie Pearson
- Intermediate Motivational Interviewing; (Full-Day Workshop); Angela Bethea, PhD
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Job Development in Supported Employment (SE) ; Meka McNeal
- Overview of Aging and Disabilities Resource Collaborative (ADRC): Improving Georgia Consumer’s Access To and Coordination of Home and Community Based Services - Panel; Facilitated by Eve Byrd, with Marcy Alter, Brian Dowd, Amy Riedesel, and Christine Williams
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Rehabilitation and Treatment: Complimentary Supports to Recovery ; John Dixon
- Using Evidence-Based Practice to Produce Tangible Recovery Progress for Consumers; (Full-Day Workshop) Paul Grant, PhD; Aaron Brinen, PsyD
Leadership Track
- Recovery-Oriented Organizational Transformation; Group presentation by Mark Baker, Dietra Hawkins, Neil Kaltenecker, Mary Shuman, and Debbie Strotz
- Trauma-Informed Systems of Care and Organizational Change; Greg Jurkovic, PhD; Christy Doyle, PhD; Ron Koon, PhD
- Managing Change in Complex Systems; Raphael Holloway, LPC
Clinical Track
- Best Practices for Engagement of Transition Age Youth and Young Adults - Panel; facilitated by Jewell Gooding, with Joseph Bona, MD, Michelle Robison, and Bryan Stephens
- Co-occurring Mental Health/Addictive Disease Treatment for Adults; Strategies for Working with Clients with COD; Diane Sherman, PhD
- Georgia Strategies for Accessible Services for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Individuals; Candace Tate, PhD
- Military Families & Youth; 1st LT Latonya Tripp-Dinkins, LPC
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Practical Ethics for Mental Health Supervision – (Full-Day Workshop); (BEGINS at 9:00am)
- Residential Support Services; Letitia Robinson
- Suicide Prevention, Intervention and Postvention; Sally vander Straeten, ACSW
- Team Approach to Community-Based Service Delivery for Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Community Support Team (CST) – Provider Panel; Facilitated by Jon Ramos,
- Supported Employment (SE) and Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GAVRA) Collaboration – Panel; Facilitated by Doug Crandell, with Shirley Bowman, Valarie Christopher, Lee Davis, Rossany Rios, and Paige Tidwell
Leadership Track
- Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) – Governor’s Office of Transition Support and Re-entry (GOTSR) – Panel; Facilitated by Jay Neal
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Workforce Development Analysis ; April Umstead
- Leadership Essentials; Michael Flora
Day 2, Session 2 Workshops
Clinical Track
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1013 – HIPAA /
Selected Confidentiality and HIPAA Laws and Regulations /
United States Health and Human Services - Resolution Agreements Regarding HIPAA Violations ; Mary Lou Rahn, RN; Betty Bentley Watson, Esq.
- At-Risk Adult Abuse: Hiding in Plain Sight; Pat King, RN
- Best Practices for Engagement of Transition Age Youth and Young Adults - Panel; facilitated by Jewell Gooding, with Joseph Bona, MD, Michelle Robison, and Bryan Stephens
- Co-Occurring Mental Health/Addictive Disease Treatment for Adults; Keys to Successful Co-Occurring Programming; Diane Sherman, PhD
- Disaster Preparedness Emergency Response; Jeanette David
- DSM-5 – Part 1; Emile Risby, MD
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Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) Collaboration with Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) – Panel ; facilitated by Terri Timberlake, with Harris Childers, Monique Grier, and Erika Johnson
- Georgia Strategies for Accessible Services for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Individuals; Candace Tate, PhD
- Military Families & Youth; 1st LT Latonya Tripp-Dinkins, LPC
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Practical Ethics for Mental Health Supervision – (Full-Day Workshop); (BEGINS at 9:00am)
- Suicide Prevention, Intervention and Postvention; Sally vander Straeten, ACSW
- Core functions in Community-Based Service Delivery for Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Community Support Team (CST) ; Jon Ramos
Leadership Track
- Treat to Target; Michael Flora
Day 2, Session 3 Workshops
Clinical Track
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1013 – HIPAA /
Selected Confidentiality and HIPAA Laws and Regulations /
United States Health and Human Services - Resolution Agreements Regarding HIPAA Violations ; Mary Lou Rahn, RN; Betty Bentley Watson, Esq.
- Best Practices for Engagement of Transition Age Youth and Young Adults - Panel; facilitated by Jewell Gooding, with Joseph Bona, MD, Michelle Robison, and Bryan Stephens
- Co-occurring Mental Health/Addictive Disease Treatment for Adults; Strategies for Working with Clients with COD; Diane Sherman
- DSM-5 – Part 2; Emile Risby, MD
- Georgia Strategies for Accessible Services for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Individuals; Candace Tate, PhD
- Military Families & Youth; 1st LT Latonya Tripp-Dinkins, LPC
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Practical Ethics for Mental Health Supervision – (Full-Day Workshop); (BEGINS at 9:00am)
- Suicide Prevention, Intervention and Postvention; Sally vander Straeten, ACSW
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Community-Based Service Delivery in Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Community Support Team (CST) services: Beyond ACT and CST 101 - Panel; Facilitated by Jon Ramos, with Kimberly Miller, Sarepta Archilla, Albert Fisher, Nicky Fuentes, Steve Hodges and Lori Abramson
Leadership Track
- No Show Management; Michael Flora