6th Annual Conference Breitenbush Hot Springs Resort Oct 13

6th Annual
Conference
Breitenbush
Oregon
Holistic
Nurses
Association
Resort
Hot Springs
Oct 13-16,
2013
Conference Overview
Nurses have always been in roles that require flexibility and adaptability. Donna Wright, consultant with Creative Health Care
Management, LLC, (CHCM) often states in her lectures that what nurses do is manage change. She points out that in whatever
department or role nurses work, at the core of what they do is to assist patients in managing the stress of transitioning from
one state to the next. That has never been truer than in our current world of health care. More than ever, our patients and
clients need assistance navigating the transition into a new era of health care. It is the same transition for us as their
caregivers, so it is incumbent upon us, as holistic healthcare practitioners, to prepare ourselves to manage and mitigate the
effects of the transition. The OHNA 6th Annual Conference is designed to provide tools for the attendee toward that end.
Conference Objectives
At the conclusion of the conference, participants will be able to:
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Apply creative change management tools to reduce stress for positive outcomes for patients and
personal use.
Demonstrate simple stress reduction tools based in physical movement, applicable to patients
and caregivers for health empowerment.
Discuss methods to bring meaning and purpose that provide tools for midwifing the soul home
to the Spirit world.
Identify at least one approach for assessing spirituality from a place of awareness that will
facilitate healing in the transition process.
State at least one strategy for influencing the stress of transition caused by the aging process
Register online for the conference at: www.oregonholisticnurses.org
You may register online or download the form and mail to address on the form.
Lodging: Contact Breitenbush for reservations at: 503-854-7174, 503-854-3320, 3321, or 3314
Contact for questions: Sierra at (541) 326-6559 or [email protected]
RATES: Early Bird (until August 15, 2013) Member: $165 Non-member: $215
Regular rates effective after August 15, 2013: Member: $199
Non-member: $249
Begins: Sunday @ dinner Oct 13, 2013
Ends: Lunch on Oct 16, 2013
Lodging: Plumbed Cabin - $279; Regular Cabin - $228, Dorm - $168, Lodge - $177, Vehicle Space - $171
Cancellation Policy:
Notification two weeks prior to conference:
Conference fees will be fully refunded.
Notification within two weeks of conference: Conference fee will be refunded minus $25 for
processing charges.
Breitenbush has its own cancellation policy for lodging fees.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # 15842, for 12.1 contact hours.
www.oregonholisticnurses.org.
Time
3:30p – 6p
6p – 7p
7p – 7:30p
7:30p – 8p
8p – 9p
Claire Sierra, M.A. is an Expressive Arts Therapist and
True Purpose ™ Master Coach who has helped thousands of
women overcome depression, anxiety, overwhelm and burnout
to step into their clarity and joy. For over 22 years, she has led
creative, inspiring transformation, using cutting edge practices
that fit her grounded, expansive, soulful approach. She is the
author of The Magdalene Path ~Awaken Your Divine Feminine and
Live Your Soul Purpose. Her website: BlissBreakthrough.com
Sunday - October 13, 2013
Topic
Registration in the North Hall of the Lodge
Supper
Move to North Hall for Opening Ceremony preparations
Breitenbush Orientation
Welcome and Opening Ceremony – deonne wright
Jessica Young, RN, BSN is a registered nurse with a
Monday - October 14, 2013
8a – 9a
Time
9:30a – 9:40a
9:40a– 11:00a
11:00a–11:20a
1120 – 1250p
cont’d
1p – 2p
2:30p – 3:30p
3:30p – 4p
4p – 6p
4:45 – 5:45
6p – 7p
7p – 9p
Time
8a – 9a
9:30a – 10:20a
10:20a – 10:45a
10:45a – 12:00
12:00p – 1p
1p – 2:30p
2:30p – 4p
4p – 4:30p
4:30p – 6p
6p – 7p
7p – 9p
Time
8a – 9a
9:30 – 10:30a
10:30a–11:15a
10:30a–11:30a
11:30 – 1p
1p – 2p
Breakfast
Topic
Opening and Introduction
Life is Change: Creative Approaches to Managing
Transitions with Ease Grace and Joy – Claire Sierra
Stretch Break
Life is Change: Creative Approaches to Managing
Transitions with Ease Grace and Joy – Claire Sierra
Lunch
Member’s Meeting
Free Time
Moving through Transition in Attunement –
Jess Young
Members’ Meeting
Dinner
Free Time
Tuesday – October 15, 2013
Topic
Breakfast
Conscious Living, Conscious Dying- Preparation for
Transition, Part 1 – Lynn Keegan
Stretch Break
Conscious Living, Conscious Dying- Preparation for
Transition, Part 2 – Lynn Keegan
Free time
Lunch
Facilitating the Sacred Transition – Casey Raicer
Free Time
Transitioning Through Emotions to Healing –
Mary Jo Wevers
Dinner
Free Time
Wednesday - October 16, 2013
Topic
Breakfast
Closing Ceremony - deonne wright
Fund Raiser Silent Auction
Turn in evaluations/receive CE Certificates
Vacate cabins
Lunch at Breitenbush
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background in dance and a passion for complementary
medicine. Jess’s vision is to empower the health of her
community. She views illness as the body’s way of getting
our attention so that we might start to make positive
lifestyle modifications. Jess believes that dis-ease can be
reversed by learning to listen to the body, increasing selfawareness, releasing old emotions, adopting healthy
practices and increasing the number of tools individuals
have in their “healing toolbox.” She is passionate about
sharing her holistic perspective with her community and
offers classes, workshops, holistic wellness guidance, and
her dance class, Attunement Movement.
Lynn Keegan, RN, PhD, AHN-BC, FAAN is one of
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the founders of the holistic health focus in nursing and is a
well-known leader holistic nursing. She is currently the
Director of Holistic Nursing Consultants in Port Angeles,
WA. She has authored or co-authored 18 books and scores
of professional journal publications and chapters in text
books. Her books include the co-authored text book,
Holistic Nursing: A Handbook for Practice, 5th ed (2009),
Healing Nutrition, 2nd ed., Healing with Complementary and
Alternative Therapies, Healing Waters: The Miraculous
Health Benefits of Earth’s Most Essential Resource, Profiles of
Nurse Healers (1998), and The Nurse as Healer (1994)
among others. In addition she has delivered scores of
presentations and keynote addresses in numerous
countries throughout the world. She has most recently coauthored End of Life: Nursing Solutions for Death with
Dignity (2011).
Casey Raicer BS, LMT, CPE has a BS in education
and is has a successful career in Architectural Design. She
was called into hospice work in the early 2000s. Through
that experience, and with the guidance of the hospice
chaplain, she completed the national CPE (Clinical Pastoral
Education) trainings and currently works with hospice
patients and their families. She has also served as the
hospice volunteer instructor for over 10 years. The heart
and compassion for this work is held and supported by her
Shamanic training which began in 1994. She is a member
of the Society of Shamanic Practitioner
Mary Jo Wevers, PhD is a Licensed Spiritual Health
Coach specializing in Soul-Personality Integration. She lives
and practices in Corvallis, Oregon. A certified Karmic
Astrologer, Mary Jo uses the symbolic language of astrology to
help clients better understand themselves and their life
experiences from a deeper, spiritual perspective. As an
accredited Journey™ Practitioner she uses guided
visualizations and meditations that allow clients to access cell
memories and clear the emotional root cause of issues so they
can heal. Mary Jo’s goal is to help people put the past behind
and move forward in life in peace and wholeness. Her web site
is www.maryjowevers.com.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # 15842, for 12.1 contact hours.
www.oregonholisticnurses.org.
Life is Change: Creative Approaches to Managing
Transitions with Ease, Grace and Joy
This workshop will guide participants into a deeper understanding of the
impact of change and transition on their personal and professional lives.
Attendees will explore and apply change management concepts to reduce
stress. They will learn simple, creative tools for successfully managing life
transitions, for positive outcomes that they can use with patients or self.
Claire Sierra, M.A.
Moving Through Transition in Attunement
Attunement Movement is a guided chakra balancing meditation and
ecstatic dance class put into motion among ambient and world
beats. The purpose of the class is to empower health through stress
reduction, increasing self and body awareness. The student will gain
insight into the connection between energetic blockages and the
corresponding organ systems. The dance portion of the class assists
in the movement of Qi (chi) throughout the body. Attunement
Movement is a light-hearted, meditative dance experience. You’re
sure to leave feeling more alive!
Jessica Young, RN, BSN
Conscious Living, Conscious Dying – Preparation for
Transition
The focus of this workshop and discussion session is how to live
consciously so we can transition consciously back to the Spirit world.
Attendees will consider methods to bring meaning and purpose into the
present moment. Discussion will assist in providing tools for midwifing the
soul on its return to the Spirit world.
Lynn Keegan, RN, PhD, AHN-BC, FAAN
Facilitating the Sacred Transition
In this presentation, the attendee will be presented with the opportunity to
learn skills and techniques for interacting with patients in the area of
spirituality. Spirituality is a domain nurses are required to assess, and
which is still avoided with discomfiture due to a lack of knowledge and/or
skills. The content and experiential will be presented with a sense of
humor, leaving you feeling better prepared to meet your patient’s needs.
Casey Raicer BS, LMT
Transitioning Through Emotions to Healing
The purpose of this workshop is to introduce attendees to The Journey™, a unique
method of working with emotions to heal body, mind and spirit. Students will gain
a greater appreciation of how “emotions are the gateway to our soul.” Students will
experience guided visualizations led by the instructor, and receive scripted
materials to use personally and with patients. The instructor will discuss how The
Journey™ techniques and tools provide excellent support for other healing
modalities, conventional and unconventional, which can be employed by attendees
in their practice to facilitate conscious transitions.
Oregon Holistic Nurses Association
Sixth Annual Conference Registration Form
October 13 – 16, 2013
Name: ______________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________
State/Zip: __________________________________________________ Phone __________________________________________________
E-mail_______________________________________________________
After August 15, 2013:
For questions call Sierra at 541-326-6559
Member $199
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Non-member $249
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Total enclosed
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Please print this application and send with check/money order to:
OHNA
1983 NW Flanders St Apt 302
Portland, OR 97209
NOTE: For lodging you must contact Breitenbush Hot Springs @ www.breitenbush.com
503-854-7171, 503-854-3320, 3321, or 3314