Addictions and Mental Health Division  Integrated Conference Hope, Resilience, Recovery    May 25-27, 2010 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS   Red Lion Hotel 3301 Market Street NE Salem, OR 97301    If you need this information in an alternate format, call 503-945-5763 (voice) or 800-375-2863 (TTY).   If you need American with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations during this conference, contact sandra.lacher@state.or.us or 503-945-7814.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010 Presentations

Keynote Presentations:

• Supporting Strong Latino Children and Families in Oregon: Links between Acculturation and Behavioral Health (Charles Martinez, PhD)
• The Evolving Science of Relapse and Recovery (Darryl S. Inaba, PharmD., CADC III)

Workshop Presentations:

• Making Advocacy Fun - (No file provided)
• Addiction, Medication Assisted Treatment and Pain Management 
• Poverty: Fostering Resiliency and Hope in the Culture  
• Overview and Administrative Refresher on Preadmission Screening and Resident Review (PASRR) 
• From Ho Hum to Wow! Exploring Project Northland, Class Action and Safe Dates Prevention Curricula   
• How Schools Work and How to Work with Schools  
  • Resources, Acronyms and Definitions 
  • Action Plan 
  • Top 10 Tips for Approaching and Working with Schools 
  • Community Agencies, Organizations, Institutes and Businesses Article
• Considerations for Mental Health Professionals when Conducting Assessments for Individuals with Neurocognitive Treatment Needs   
• Current Science of Addiction and Its Treatment: Neurochemistry of Relapse and Recovery  
• Many Paths To Follow: Tribal Best Practices  
• Evidence-Based Programs Tribal Practice Approval Form  
• Evidence-Based Programs Tribal Practice Review Criteria  
• Gang Busters - Strategies for Prevention and Intervention  
• Paradigm Shifts: Trauma Informed Care Requires Humanity To Replace Stigma 
• Tobacco Freedom – Alternatives, Supports, and Cessation: Choosing Health (National, Oregon, and Community Cessation Approaches)
  • Tobacco Freedom
  • Build a Culture of Wellness & Recovery: Address Tobacco
  • Smoking Cessation and Behavioral Health
• Level of Care Utilization System (LOCUS)  
• LOCUS Tool 

Wednesday, May 26, 2010 Presentations

Keynote Presentations: 

• The Hungry Ghost: A Biopsychosocial Perspective on Addiction, from Heroin to Workaholism (Gabor Maté, M.D.) 

Workshop Presentations: 

• In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts
• The Death of Client Process Monitoring System (CPMS) and the Birth of the Electronic Behavioral Health Record Reporting in Oregon - Workshop canceled
• Substance Abuse Prevention Provider Discussion- no power point provided for this workshop (No file provided)
• The Power of Peer Supports: Healing Each Other, Healing Ourselves 
  • Empower Initiative Presentation
  • Intentional Peer Support and Warmline Presentation
    • Warmline Brochure 
    • Warmline Flyer 
    • Warmline Cards 
• Metabolic Syndrome: Who’s at Risk 
• Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT): Strengthening the Bond 
• Early Psychosis Intervention: Progress to Date on Bringing the State-of-the-Art to Oregon 
• When the Body Says No: Mind/Body Unity and the Stress-Disease Connection 
• Traumatic Experiences, Developing Brains and Neural Pathways to Healing 
• Better Together: Coalition Building and Development 
• Best Practices for Women involved in the Criminal Justice System - Workshop not presented
• Working in a Consumer-Driven, Evidence-Based, Culturally Competent, Trauma-Informed, Recovery-Oriented, Ethical System of Care: Is it possible? 
• Advanced Grassroots Recovery Advocacy Training 
• 42 CFR and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) 
• Long Term Recovery: Integrating Wholistic, Spiritual and Alternative Therapies
• “Oregon Moves Forward" - AMH's Young Adults in Transition and Youth M.O.V.E. Oregon 
• Trauma Informed Care for Men 
• From the Inside Out: Environmental Conditions and Strategies 
• Improving Access, Retention and the Bottom Line
  • Reduce Waiting Time to Assessment 
• It's Our Turn: Using the National Consensus Standards of Care to Measure Quality and Effectiveness in Addiction Services 
• Natural Approaches for the Treatment of People with Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia  - (No file provided)

Thursday May 27, 2010 Presentations

Keynote Presentations: 

• Sustaining the Momentum for Change ... Hope, Resilience and Recovery is for Leaders too! (Katharine Cahn, PhD, MSW and Christine Stolebarger)

Workshop Presentations: 

• Getting the Laughs You Need (No file provided)
• Network for the Improvement of Addictions Treatment (NIATx) Success Stories 
  • ADAPT Counseling and Treatment Services 
  • Addictions Recovery Center 
  • BestCare Treatment Services, Inc. 
• Guidelines for Families and Consumers about the Civil Commitment Process in Oregon 
• Principles of Evidence-Based Practices for Individuals in the Criminal Justice System
• A Bird's Eye View of Integrated Trauma Care: Where Mind and Body Intersect
  • Presentation 
• Veterans at Risk: Using Military Readiness, Resilience and Recovery as Opportunities for Trauma Informed Care - (No file provided)
• Recovery: Latino, Incarceration and Mental Illness 
• Creating Recovery-Oriented Services 
• Wraparound New Solutions Presentation
  • Wraparound Plan of Care/Service Coordination Plan/Treatment Plan 
  • Wraparound Sample Strengths/Needs/Culture Discovery 
• Peer-Delivered Services: Family and Young Adult Navigator (No file provided)
• Mothering the Mother in Recovery: A Traditional Model of Care (No file provided)
• Women’s Treatment Model with Children, Adults, and Families 
• Integrating Peers into the Workforce
• Through the Eyes of a Melting Icicle: The Alchemy of Transformation 
• Involving Families as Advisors  
  • An Advisory Committee Workplan: Getting Started 
  • Are Families Considered Visitors or Partners 
  • Becoming a Family Advisor 
  • Definition of Family-Driven Care 
  • Family Partners Sample Application Form 
  • Tips for Group Leaders and Facilitators for Meaningful Family Involvement on Committees and Workgroups 
  • Tips for Recruiting Patients and Families to Serve in Advisory Roles 
• Collaborative Problem Solving: Project Oregon  
• National and State View of Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment (NIATx) 
  • Improving Treatment Processes - OHSU Presentation 
  • Unio Recovery Center Presentation 
• Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT): Making a Difference in the Primary Care Medical Setting