OHIO SAMI CCOE

AT-A-GLANCE:

2 Keynote Plenary Sessions:
• Robert Drake, MD, MPH, of the Dartmouth Evidence-Based Practices Center | Co-Creator of IDDT
• Carlo DiClemente, PhD, Dept. of Psychology, University of Maryland--Baltimore County (UMBC) | Co-Creator of the Stages-of-Change model.

52 Workshops:
The workshops will address a wide variety of topics, including the following:
- Lessons-learned by Ohio IDDT service teams (rural, urban, small-town communities)
- Organizational implementation issues
- Outcomes development
- Smoking and tobacco cessation for people with SMI
- Fidelity action-planning
- Clinical issues: assessment, addictions, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing
- IDDT and special populatons (criminal justice, homeless/housing)
- Overviews of other practices: Supported Employment (SE), Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), Wellness Management and Recovery (WMR)
- And much more (see below)

SAMI Lounge | Professional Peer-Networking:
This year at the conference there will be a "SAMI Lounge" located on the 2nd floor of the Convention Center in room D240-241. Here you will be able to take a break from the workshops and/or network with others from Ohio, throughout the nation, and overseas who are interested in and/or in the process of implementing IDDT!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Individuals in community-based and hospital-based organizations who provide, supervise or administer healthcare and behavioral healthcare to people with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders should attend this event.

The conference is designed for those who want to acquire more information and practical skills that pertain to providing treatment for co-occurring mental and substance use disorders and Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT), the evidence based practice. The conference is also designed for those seeking more contact with the professional peer-networks that will help develop, sustain, and expand integrated treatment in their organizations and communities. The conference is designed for the following:

- Direct-service providers
- Team leaders
- Program managers
- Executive administrators
- Policymakers
- Consumers
- Family members
- Advocates
- Other stakeholders

LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ DAY 1, TUES, SEPT 16:
As a result of this training, participants will be able to:
1. Describe the current research supporting integrated evidence based practices.
2. Describe stage-wise interventions for individuals and organizations.
3. Identify challenges, facilitators, and resources for implementing integrated treatment on a range of teams and settings such as homeless, urban, and hospital based consumer populations.
4. Support recovery through relevant clinical interventions using motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, consumer and recovery centered treatment planning, and strength-based counseling.
5. Apply knowledge for developing workforce skills using supported employment, use of fidelity assessment linked with outcomes management, strategies to engage difficult clients, ideas for persuasion groups, and discuss areas of success and problem solving with peers.
6. Develop and strengthen existing professional networks.

As a result of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Apply stage-wise interventions and current research to individuals, teams and organizations.
2. Describe the model for co-occurring treatment and tobacco cessation practice.
3. Identify challenges, barriers and strategies for all stages of implementing integrated treatment in a range of teams and settings such as urban and rural and develop ways to succeed.
4. Discuss effective strategies and considerations when providing integrated treatment for multi-cultural consumer populations, issues related to partnering with the criminal justice system, and professional and ethical issues in the clinical relationships with intensive treatment teams.
5. Use innovations for developing workforce skills in support of recovery through relevant clinical interventions and approaches such as, contingency management, psychopharmacology, working with addictions, and vicarious trauma.
6. Employ fidelity action planning, organizational stages of change, and stage-based team development.
7. Develop and strengthen existing professional networks.

DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION:
Monday, 09/08/2008. . . . This Annual Conference is a popular event. Seating in all workshops is limited. Register today to guarantee your first choice.

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS & PAYMENT INFORMATION:
1.) We suggest that you print the workshop abstracts, which are located in the “Supporting Materials” section at the bottom of this page. This information will help you choose your workshops. Refer to this information while you are choosing your workshops as you register.

2.) You must include your practice-license number (or Social Security number) on the electronic registration form to receive continuing education (CE) certificates, which will be sent via US Mail after the event. This information is protected.

3.) When registering, you must include your email address to receive your e-mail registration confirmation (which will be sent a few moments after you complete the online form) and to receive your e-mail payment receipt, which will be sent once we receive the payment from you (see payment options below).

4.) Please be sure that you enter your email address correctly. Any typographical errors will prevent the delivery of messages from us to you.

5.) Use your email confirmation for your organizational reimbursement process.

6.) Again, please be sure to enter your email address correctly as you register. This will ensure that you receive all email confirmations from us.

7.) Pay by check or money order. We are unable to accept credit-card payments for this event.

8.) Make checks payable to the following:

- "Case Western Reserve University"
- Please be sure to include the first and last name of all individuals for whom the payment is being submitted.

9.) Mail your checks and money orders via US Mail to:

Center for Evidence Based Practices
c/o Northcoast Behavioral Healthcare
1708 Southpoint Drive, 2 Left
Cleveland, OH 44109-1911

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AGENDA:
September 16, 2008:

NOTE: Psychologists must attend a full day to receive continuing education (CE) credit. See "Overview" section above for learning-objective criteria for continuing education for Day One.

7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. | Registration
- Continental breakfast served during registration.
- Exhibit Area Open

8:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. | Opening Remarks, Day 1

Session 1:
- Welcome and Opening Remarks #1, Presented by Patrick E. Boyle, MSSA, LISW-S, LICDC, Director of Implementation Services, Center for Evidence Based Practices at Case; Sandra Stephenson, MSW, Director, Ohio Department of Mental Health

9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. | Keynote Plenary #1: Robert E. Drake, MD
-Note: You must register for and attend Plenary #1 to receive CEUs for it.

Session 2:
- Plenary #1: Update of Research on Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders, -Facilitated by Robert Drake, MD, PhD, Andrew Thomson Professor of Psychiatry & Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School and Director of Dartmouth Psychiatric Research

10:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. | Break
- Remember, the "SAMI Lounge" (see Overview section above) will be open all day on Level 2 of the Convention Center for peer-networking opportunities.

10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. | Concurrent "A" Workshops

Session 3:
- A1: Strategies for Implementation and Quality Assurance of Evidence-Based Practices, -Facilitated by Robert Drake, MD, PhD
- A2: Team Panel 1 – “Lessons Learned: An Historical Venture Into EBPs”, -Facilitated by Neighboring of Lake County staff: Deana Leber-George, PCC-S; Ken Gill, MSSA, LISW; and other IDDT team members
- A3: Team Panel 2 – “Lessons Learned: Organizational Support for Outcomes and Quality Improvement”, -Facilitated by Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health staff: Diane Wright and Steve Tomsic, BA
- A4: Principles of Dual-Diagnostic Assessment (all day workshop), -Facilitated by Robert M. Soffer, Ph.D. (If you register for this workshop, do not register for an afternoon "B" workshop)
- A5: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (all day workshop), -Facilitated by James Esmail, Psy.D. (If you register for this workshop, do not register for an afternoon "B" workshop)
- A6: Dual Anon Family Group - Facilitated by Tim Hamilton, and Betty Hamilton
- A7: How to Get The Piranhas Out of Your Head: A New Treatment and Recovery Tool, Facilitated by Pamela Woll, MA, CADP
- A8: Introduction to Inpatient IDDT Implementation, -Facilitated by Patrick Boyle, MSSA, LISW, LICDC; Deborah Vorst, OTR/L, and Mark Hurst, MD
- A9: Supported Employment 101, -Facilitated by Nicole Clevenger, B.F.A.; and Steve Shober, LSW
- A10: Team Panel 3 “Lessons Learned: AOD to Co-occurring” - Meridian Implementing IDDT in a AOD Agency, -Facilitated by Meridian staff: Cara Stephens, PCC-S, CDCA, Melissa Cook, LSW, CDCA, Lauren Lalama, PC, Starlyn Blasche, BA
- A11: Involving Family and Natural Supports in the Treatment and Recovery of Consumers With Co-Occurring Disorders, -Facilitated by Duane Dukles, MEd, PCC
- A12: Motivational Interviewing I (all day workshop), -Facilitated by Brett Dowdy, Ph.D. (If you register for this workshop, do not register for an afternoon “B” workshop)
- A13: CANCELLED WORKSHOP - DO NOT REGISTER
- A14: IDDT Affiliation Code: What is it? How do I use it? And What’s in it for me?, -Facilitated by Debra Hrouda, MSSA, LISW

12 p.m. to 1 p.m. | Lunch (provided)
-Exhibit Area Open

1:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. | Concurrent "B" Workshops
Note: If you registered for the all day-workshops "A4, A5, or A12", do not register for an afternoon "B" workshop. . . . A 15 minute break will be given during the session, from 3:00-3:15 p.m.

Session 4:
- B1: Stages of Organizational Change, -Facilitated by Richard Kruszynski, MSSA, LISW, LICDC
- B2: IDDT 101, -Facilitated by Deana Leber-George, PCC-S
- B3: Motivational Interviewing Resources for Clinical Supervisors, -Facilitated by Deborah Myers, M.Ed., PCC-S; Jeremy Evenden, MSSA, LISW
- B4: The Neurobiology of Addiction: With a focus on Nicotine, -Facilitated by Bruce Merkin, MD
- B5: Healing the Stigma of Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders and Serious Mental Illness, -Facilitated by Pamela Woll, MA, CADP
- B6: Outcomes 101, -Facilitated by Debra Hrouda, MSSA, LISW
- B7: Understanding Vicarious Trauma and Its Impact On Clinical Service Providers who Work with Traumatized Clients, -Facilitated by Elizabeth Bach-Van Valkenburg, MSSA, LISW
- B8: Persuasion Groups, -Facilitated by Scott Gerhard, MA, LSW
- B9: Issues in Criminal Justice Panel/ A Dialogue - Facilitated by Holly Cundiff, M.Ed, LPCC, CCDCIII, panel members - Mark Munetz, MD, others to be named
- B10: Person-Centered Planning, -Facilitated by Dave McClow, LCSW, LMFT; Tim Gearhart, MSW
- B11: Strategies to Engage Difficult Clients -Facilitated by Mark Cowart, MSW, LSW

4:30 p.m. | End of Day 1
- Turn in completed evaluations and attendance forms

September 17, 2008:

Note: Psychologist must attend a full day to receive continuing education (CE) credit. See "Overview" section above for learning-objective criteria for continuing education for Day Two.

7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. | Registration, Day 2
- Continental breakfast will be served during registration.
- Exhibit Area Open

8:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. | Opening Remarks, Day 2

Session 5:
- Welcome and Opening Remarks #2, -Presented by CCOE; Angela Cornelius-Dawson, Director, Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services

9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. | Keynote Plenary #2, Carlo DiClemente, PhD
Note: You must register for and attend Plenary #2 to receive CEUs for it.
Session 6:
- Plenary #2: Capturing the Process of Change: Staging Issues in Current Research, -Facilitated by Carlo DiClemente, Ph.D.

10:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. | Break
- Remember, the "SAMI Lounge" (see Overview section above) will be open all day on Level 2 of the Convention Center for peer-networking opportunities.

10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. | Concurrent "C" Workshops

Session 7:
- C1: Tobacco Cessation: Challenges for people with Mental Illness and Addictions -Facilitated by Carlo DiClemente, Ph.D.
- C2: Spirituality in Treatment, -Facilitated by James Esmail, Psy.D.
- C3: Demystifying the Criminal Justice System -Facilitated by Holly Cundiff, M.Ed, LPCC, CCDCIII
- C4: Motivational Interviewing I (all day workshop), -Facilitated by Ann Carden, PhD, (If you register for this workshop, do not register for an afternoon “D” workshop)
- C5: Mental Health Basics: Understanding Mental Illness, -Facilitated by Jonas Thom, MA, PCC
- C6: Deaf Off Drugs and Alcohol - Deaf 101: Everything you wanted to know about deafness but were afraid to ask - Facilitated by Susan Fraker, Darlene Goncz Zangara, M.A., LPC, Sandy Castle, AAS, LSW, MRC, and Deron Emmons
- C7: Stages of Team Development, -Facilitated by Patrick Boyle, MSSA, LISW-S, LICDC
- C8: ACT 101, - Facilitated by Jon Ramos
- C9: Ohio’s Wellness Management and Recovery (WMR) Program: How Do Peers Support Mental Health Providers in a Changing System, -Facilitated by Kelly Wesp, MS
- C10: Psychopharmacology Update, -Facilitated by Christina Delos Reyes, MD
- C11: Fidelity Action Planning Panel, -Facilitated by Richard Kruszynski, MSSA, LISW, LICDC; panel members – Stephanie Lagalo, Steve Tomsic,BA
- C12: CANCELLED WORKSHOP - DO NOT REGISTER
- C13: Residential Integrated Treatment -Facilitated by Eric Morse, MSSA, LISW, Pat Fahey, MSSA, LISW, Carol Greentree
- C14: BHO Implementation Challenges, -Facilitated by Deborah Vorst, OTR/L, Mark Hurst, MD, Georgeann Neuzil, RN, Justin Trevino, MD, Hezekiah Samples, LISW

12 p.m. to 1 p.m. | Lunch (provided)
-Exhibit Area Open

1:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. | Concurrent "D" Workshops
Note:  If you registered for the all-day workshop "C4", do not register fro an afternoon "D" workshop. . . .  A 15 minute break will be given during the session from 3:00 - 3:15 p.m.

Session 8:
- D1: The Tao of Helping Others, -Facilitated by Gary Stofle, MSSA, LISW, LICDC
- D2: Supervisory Skills for Effectively Implementing Evidenced-Based Practice, -Facilitated by Dianne Asher, LSCSW, CADC I
- D3: Technical Assistance for Writing Grant Proposals, -Facilitated by Janice Bogner, LISW and Ann Barnum, LISW, CCDCIII
- D4: Ethics: Boundaries & Dual Relationships in Home Based Settings, -Facilitated by Jonas Thom, MA, PCC; Jon Ramos
- D5: Addictions 101 - Understanding and Working with Addictions, -Facilitated by Mark Cowart, MSW, LSW
- D6: Tobacco & Recovery Implementation, -Facilitated by Jeremy Evenden, MSSA, LISW
- D7: Stagewise Treatment: Guidelines and Common Errors, -Facilitated by Scott Gerhard, MA, LSW
- D8: DRA Leadership Skills -Facilitated by Tim Hamilton, and Betty Hamilton
- D9: Ask the Doctor, -Facilitated by Christina Delos Reyes, MD, Mark Hurst, MD, and Justin Trevino, MD
- D10: Outcomes 101, -Facilitated by Debra Hrouda, MSSA, LISW-S
- D11: IDDT & Medicaid, -Facilitated by Terry Jones, MSW, LISW; Richard Kruszynski, MSSA, LISW, LICDC
- D12: Dual Disorder Capability in Addiction Treatment (DDCAT), -Facilitated by Ron Claus, PhD with Patrick Boyle, MSSA, LISW-S, LICDC
- D13: IDDT Implementation in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, Europe; and IDDT with ‘difficult to treat’ patients with personality disorders and substance use problems, Facilitated by Albert Dijkhuizen, MD, Johan Weterings, PhD, and Matty Timmermans, RN

4:30 p.m. | End of Conference
-Turn in completed evaluations and attendance forms

.Continuing-education units will be available for the following:
- CNSLR
- LPN
- PSYCH
- RCH
- RN
- SW
- CRC
1.) The Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH) is an approved Authorized Provider of continuing education and training by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) and has awarded up to 11.5 contact hours and 1.15 CEUs for this program . A total of 5.75 contact hours 0.575 CEUs for those completing DAY 1 and 5.75 contact hours 0.575 CEUs for those completing DAY 2.

CRC/ The Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification has approved 11.50 Clock Hours for this program/activity.
-Approval number 8127171145

1.) Located across from the Convention Center:

Red Roof Inn
111 East Nationwide Blvd.
Columbus, OH 43215
- phone: 1-800-RED-ROOF or 614-224-6539
- group code: B262CCOE08
- rate: per night = $85.00
- rate deadline: good through Friday, August 29, 2008.
- shuttle service: yes

2.) Located directly across from Convention Center:

Hampton Inn & Suites
501 N. High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
- web: www.hamptoninn.com/hi/columbus-downtown
- phone: 614-559-2000, or 1-800-HAMPTON
- group code: "CCO"
- rate: per night = $115/single; $125/double, triple

3.) Connected to the Convention Center:
Twenty-eight (28) rooms available the night of Tuesday, September 16th ONLY.

Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Convention Center
88 East Nationwide Blvd.
Columbus, OH 43215
- web: www.druryhotels.com, click on "book it fast", then enter group number 2025738 or
- phone: 1-800-325-0720, specify hotel location and group name "SAMI Conference"
- rooms: have 2 queen beds with microwave and refridgerator
- rate: per night = $80.00/single, $90/double, $100/triple, $110/quad
- rate deadline: good through Saturday, August 16, 2008.

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