2015 Missouri Coalition for Community Behavioral Healthcare Conference Opening

CONFERENCE SESSIONS

Missouri Coalition for Community 

Behavioral Healthcare Conference 

 

*Click on the session names below to view PowerPoints and handouts from that session. The ones in black we do not have PowerPoints for, sorry! 

 

Thursday, September 17, 2015 

 

11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. | Session 1 Workshops

• A Previous Suicide Story Providers & Peer Experiences Showing the Way Forward |Presented by, Bart Andrews, Ph.D., Behavioral Health Response

• ACA Compliance & Reporting Deadlines | Community Health Employee Benefits Association (CHEBA) | Presented by: Randy Lueckenotte, Wall Street Group

• Successfully Leading a Diverse Workforce (or What To Do In the Real World When Other People Frustrate Us) | Presented by: Jeanne Supin, President/CEO, Watauga Counsulting

• Mental Health and People with Intellectual Disabilities, Part 1 |Presented by: Sharon Robbins, Ph.D., Fulton State Hospital; and Beth Hall Pharm. D., Fulton State Hospital

  • ​Beth Halls Slides 

  • Preparing to visit doctor check list 1

  • Preparing to visit doctor check list 2

  • Preparing to visit doctor check list 3

  • Preparing to visit doctor check list 4

  • CGI Scale 

  • Dosage Formulations 

  • Pills to power: A clinican's reference for crushable psychotropic medications

  • QIDS-SR 

  • References AAIDD 2015

• Early Intervention for Psychosis, Part 1: Changing the Trajectory of Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder | Presented by: Catherine Adams, LMSW, ACSW, CAADC, Early Treatment and Cognitive Health

• The Opioid Abuse Epidemic: Can We Save Lives? | Presented by, Kelly Gable, Pharm. D, BCPP, SIUE School of Pharmacy/Places for People

• Understanding the Military Culture | Presented by: Jon Sabala, Missouri Department of Mental Health

• Working with Transition Aged Youth |Presented by: Patricia B. Nemec, Psy.D., CRC, CPRP, Phyciatric Rehabilitation Trainer and Consultant

  • ​Handout 

 

12:45 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Keynote: Cracked, Not Broken: The Kevin Hines Story

Presented by: Kevin Hines

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most recognizable structures to define a modern city. Yet, for author Kevin Hines the bridge is not merely a marker of a place or a time. Instead, the bridge marks the beginning of his remarkable story. At 19 years old, Kevin attempted to take his own life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge – a distance which took four seconds to fall. Recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Kevin had begun to hear voices telling him he had to die, and days before his attempt, he began to believe them. The fall would break his body, but not his spirit. His story chronicles the extraordinary will of the author to live mentally well in the face of his mental illness: bipolar disorder with psychotic features. With each mental breakdown, however, the author’s desire to live mentally well– and to be a mental health advocate– pulls him from the depths of his condition. Kevin’s story is a remarkable testament to the strength of the human spirit and a reminder to us to love the life we have. His story also reminds us that living mentally well takes time, endurance, hard work, and support. With these disciplines in place, those living with even very difficult diagnoses can achieve better lives for themselves and those who help to support and care for them.

 

1:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. | Session 2 Workshops

• Managing Addicitions as a Chronic Illness| Presented by: Mark McDonald, Northeastern Oklahoma Council on Alcoholism

• Change Made Easier | Presented by: Jeanne Supin, President/CEO, Watauga Counsulting

• HIE/HIO Do You Want to Join One? |Presented by: Tom Petrizzo, CEO, TriCounty

  Mental Health

• Homeless Veterans Housing and Employment | Presented by: Sarah Froese, Department of Veteran Affairs; and Lonnie Peterson, Department of Veteran Affairs

• Mental Health and People with Intellectual Disabilities, Part 2 | Presented by: Sharon Robbins, Ph.D., Fulton State Hospital; and Beth Hall Pharm. D., Fulton State Hospital

• Early Intervention for Psychosis, Part 2: An Overview of the NAVIGATE Model | Presented by: Catherine Adams, LMSW, ACSW, CAADC, Early Treatment and Cognitive Health

  • ​Handout

• Show Me Recovery through Clubhouse: MO Moving Forward with Clubhouse Expansion and Accreditation | Presented by: Jennifer Higginbotham, LCSW; Kristy Kaufman, LPC; and Anna Portell, MSW, LCSW

  • ​Make the Move PowerPoint

• The Health of LGBT Missourians A Growing Disparity with Solutions | Presented by: Andrew Shaughnessy, PROMO Fund; and Sherrill Wayland, PROMO Fund

 

3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Session 2 Workshops

• Think, Think, Think...Do I have Cognitive Distortions? | Presented by: Mark McDonald, Northeastern Oklahoma Council on Alcoholism

• Implementing Prolonged Exposure as a Treatment for PTSD | Presented by: Ryan Lindsay, St. Louis Center for Family Development

• Interviewing People About Their Cultural Identity | Presented by, Patricia B. Nemec, Psy.D., CRC, CPRP, Phyciatric Rehabilitation Trainer and Consultant

  • ​Handout

• Understanding Trauma in the Deaf/HOH Community | Presented by: Laura Shapiro, BJC Behavioral Health; and Elijah Buchholz, MNH

• Mental Health and People with Intellectual Disabilities, Part 3 | Presented by: Sharon Robbins, Ph.D., Fulton State Hospital; and Beth Hall Pharm. D., Fulton State Hospital

• Risk Stratification | Presented by: Ian Chaung, M.D., Netsmart

• Workplace Wellness: Staying Energized, Healthy, and Happy At Work | Presented by: Jeanne Supin, President/CEO, Watauga Counsulting

 

Friday, September 18, 2015 

 

8:30 a.m. -9:15 a.m. | Keynote: What's Driving You??? How I Overcame Abuse and Learned to Lead in the NBA

 

Presented by: Keyon Dooling, Former MU Tiger and NBA Star, Founder of Gametyme Foundation

During his twelfth NBA season, Keyon Dooling stood at the top of his game as the designated

team leader of the Boston Celtics, firing up his teammates with the ringing challenge, "What s

driving you?" A few months later, he found himself locked in a mental institution, confused,

frightened and on the verge of losing everything. Now Dooling tells the whole truth about the

shocking childhood incident that shadowed him during his entire successful pro basketball career and the hidden trauma that led to his widely publicized breakdown. Join Dooling on his

incredible journey from the hood to the NBA and discover his revealing and lifechanging interactions with championship coaches Pat Riley and Doc Rivers and legendary players such as Shaquille O Neal, Gary Payton and Ray Allen. Above all, you'll discover how love, family and God empowered an athletic kid to not only make it in the world of sports, but to triumph over

incredible odds and learn what it takes to be an authentic leader.

 

9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. | Session 1 Workshops

• It's More Than Providing an Interpreter: Overcoming the Invisible Barriers in Serving the Deaf | Presented by: David Kingsbury, MA, Missouri Department of Mental Health

• Finding Your VOYC: Benefits of Virtual Online Youth Centers | Presented by: Angela Tate, Behavioral Health Response

• All that EVIDENCE? Oh my! | Presented by: Cheryl Sharp, National Council for Behavioral Health

• Getting to "I Do:" Practial Merger Strategies| Presented by: Jeanne Supin, President/CEO, Watauga Counsulting

• The Future of Health...and the Role of Behavioral Health Providers | Presented by: Dale Jarvis, CPA, Managing Consultant, Dale Jarvis & Associates

• Inbound the Ball | Presented by: Keyon Dooling, Former MU Tiger and NBA Star, Founder of Gametyme Foundation

• Virtual Mobile Crisis Intervention: Collaborating with Law Enforcement to Meet BH Needs | Presented by: Paul Thomlinson, Burrell Behavioral Health; Jim Rives, Burrell Behavioral Health; Cpl. Chris Welsh, Springfield Police Department; and Holly Jones, Ph.D., Burrell Behavioral Health

• Wellness and Willpower | Presented by: Patricia B. Nemec, Psy.D., CRC, CPRP, Phyciatric Rehabilitation Trainer and Consultant

  • ​Handout

 

11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. | Session 2 Workshops

• Breath, Meditation & Intuition | Presented by: Ed Wills, President/CEO, Positive Solutions

• The Making of a Behavioral Health Center of Excellence | Presented by: Dale Jarvis, CPA, Managing Consultant, Dale Jarvis & Associates

• How to Build a Lasting Culture of MI in Your Agency | Presented by: Scott Kerby, LQMHP, Truman Medical Center

• Like a Good Center of Excellence, Peer Support IS THERE! | Presented by: Cheryl Sharp, National Council for Behavioral Health

• Prescription Medication Abuse: Teen-Adulthood | Presented by: Joshua Allison, LPC, Ozark Center New Directions

• Tech Ted Talks | Matthew Arnheiter, Vice President, Innovations, Netsmart; Valerie Beason, SSM EpicCare; Scott Cousino, CEO & Co-Founder, Mystrength

• Transforming lives through Family Treatment Court | Presented by: Judge Phillip Britt, 35th Judicial Circuit; and Julie Spielman, 35th Judicial Circuit

• Resilience Coalition Listening Session: A Community Engagement Strategy | Presented by: Laurent Javois, Missouri Department of Mental Health; and Joe Yancey, CEO, Places for People 

 

12:45 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Keynote: Responding to the Opioid Addiction Epidemic

Presented by: Andrew Kolodny, M.D., Phoenix House Foundation Inc.

 

1:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. | Session 3 Workshops

• Becoming a Sheepdog: Creating Awareness Around Worker and Client Safety | 

  Presented by: Jeremy Romo, Crisis Intervention Team Coordinator, St. Louis County Police Department

• From Trauma Aware to Trauma Informed | Presented by: Nancy Spargo, St. Louis Center for Family Development

  • ​Trauma Informed Missouri Model Document

• Organizational Efficiency: Optimal Utilization of Psychologists | Presented by: Amy Sickel, PsyD, Truman Medical Center; and Jennifer Keller, PsyD, Truman Medical Center

• The Changing Behavioral Health Landscape | Presented by: Misty Snodgrass, MPA, MO Coalition for Community Behavioral Healthcare

  • ​Infographic

• The Future of Behavioral Health Payment Reform| Presented by: Dale Jarvis, CPA, Managing Consultant, Dale Jarvis & Associates

• Why Early Childhood Mental Health is Important | Presented by: Susan Henderson, MS, Burrell Behavioral Health

  • ​References ​

  • Fact Sheet

• Peer Support: JUST DO IT; Here's How! | Presented by: Lisa Martin, Missouri Department of Mental Health; and LuAnn Reese, Missouri Department of Mental Health

• Integration: The Blending of Two Cultures | Presented by: Nancy Gongaware, Crider Center; and Katrina McDonald, Crider Center

  • ​Teamwork in Integrated Care PowerPoint

 

Memories made from 2015 Conference