July 29-31, 2015 Somerset, KY

2015 Program
July 29-31, 2015 Somerset, KY
PLATINUM SPONSOR
Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health,
Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
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MEET YOUR HOSTS
Adanta Behavioral Health Services and
Adanta Sexual Assault Resource Center
work with other Adanta programs to be the
unifying voice of mental health, addictions, and developmental and intellectual
disability healthcare for the 10 county Lake
Cumberland Area of Kentucky. Collectively, Adanta’s programs serve more than
12,000 adults and children annually. With
the start of KY Managed Care in the fall of 2011, persons served may
live anywhere in KY. The organization is committed to ensuring all persons have access to comprehensive, high quality care that affords every opportunity for recovery and full participation in their community.
The agency is proud to be CARF accredited.
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YOU are a STAR!
Thanks to ALL of YOU, good things
happen for other people. Your time,
energy, focus, professionalism,
responsibility, integrity, interest, excellence,
performance, and efficiency
make YOU a STAR each and every day!
We hope you enjoy your time at the
Focusing on Treatment and Care
Conference, and let us give back
to you a little of what
you give to others.
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WELCOME
CONFERENCE BASICS
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Conference staff in shirts with ADANTA logos can help you
at any time. Please don’t hesitate to ask.
Workshop locations are printed on pages along with the
workshop descriptions. See Map of The Center on page 4.
Consider bringing a light jacket. Temperature in large
spaces are difficult to regulate to all attendees’ comfort.
Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, snacks.
Pictures will be taken during the Conference and
posted in social and other public media.
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs)
Applications for continuing education credits have been
submitted. Certificates shall be available after letters of approval
are processed by the various professional boards.
Certificates shall be e-mailed in PDF format. Ensure your e-mail
address is correct and legible on the registration sign-in sheet.
To qualify for continuing education units, attendee must:
1. Have paid in full all required Conference and CEU fees;
2. Sign in each morning and sign-out each afternoon at the Registration
Desk; and
3. Complete EACH workshop evaluation, including the attendees’ name,
address, e-mail address, and telephone number.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Payment
Registration is on line only with Credit Card option for payment at www.adanta.org.
Registration is not complete until credit card is accepted, funds are deposited and paid.
Registration
Registration is encouraged for all participants to ensure adequate seating. Registration the day
of the conference is not a guarantee of workshop attendance due to limited space.
Workshops are set up in 90 minute blocks or all day sessions. Attendees are required to attend
and complete each workshop session to receive CEU credit.
REGISTER AT WWW.ADANTA.ORG
Continuing Education
Continuing Education Unit (CEU) applications in process include: Social Work, Psychology, LPCC,
Nursing, CADC, Art Therapy, Pastoral Counselor, Teachers, DCBS, Medical, Vocational
Rehabilitation Therapist, Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapist.
Number of hours available:
7.5 hours on Thursday, July 30, 2015
7.5 hours on Friday, July 31, 2015
There is a $15 CEU fee for all participants, including Scholarship Recipients.
All certificates will be e-mailed. Please ensure the e-mail address on the registration form is correct.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received by Wednesday, July 15, 2015. There will be a 15% service charge on
cancellations. Refunds will be mailed after the conclusion of the confer ence.
Refunds for cancellation requests received after 5:00 p.m. ET on,
July 15, 2015 will not be available.
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PRE-CONFERENCE
Mental Health First Aid
(MHFA) for Youth and Adult
FREE Training for the first 25
registered in each class.
To Register, go to
www.adanta.org and choose
the class for July 29.
See next 4 pages for
more information.
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MHFA BROCHURE
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MHFA BROCHURE
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MHFA YOUTH
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MHFA ADULT
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DAY-AT-A-GLANCE
Thursday,
July
30,
2015
7:00 - 8:00 am
Registration / Breakfast
8:00 - 10:00 am
Opening Plenary
10:15 - 11:45 am
Workshop A
12:00 - 1:30 pm
Lunch Plenary (North Exhibit Hall)
1:45 - 3:15 pm
Workshop B
3:30 - 5:00 pm
Workshop C
Friday,
July
31,
2015
7:00 - 8:00 am
Registration / Breakfast
8:00 - 10:00 am
Opening Plenary
10:15 - 11:45 am
Workshop D
12:00 - 1:30 pm
Lunch Plenary (North Exhibit Hall)
1:45 - 3:15 pm
Workshop E
3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Workshop F
ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN
STANDARD TIME
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MAP
The Center for Rural Development
Floor Plan
North Exhibit Hall
Continental Breakfast
Theatre
Opening
Plenary
Sessions
Lunch and
Lunch Plenary
Sessions
Welcome!
We are so glad you
are here!
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PLENARY PRESENTERS
Kevin Berthia
Suicide Attempt Survivor & Prevention Advocate
The Bridge of Life
At the age of 22, Kevin attempted to take his own life by
jumping off of the Golden Gate Bridge. "I had never dealt
with any of the problems in my life, and that morning I was
overwhelmed by it all...I parked and walked towards the
bridge. As I jumped over the railings I heard someone say:
“Hey, wait a minute.” I was convinced I was going to end my
life, but at the last moment his voice made me stop and grab
the railings. I now know that was Officer Kevin Briggs. He
snapped me back to reality. I was on that ledge for 92
minutes, and for 89 of those I just talked. I got everything out
and he listened without judging.”
As a Suicide Prevention Advocate, Kevin encourages people to talk through their problems rather than think about
ending their lives.
His story has been featured in various media including the Nightly News
with Brian Williams, ABC Fusion, The Steve Harvey Show, Men's Health
Magazine and People Magazine.
Cheryl Sharp, MSW, ALWF
Senior Advisor, Trauma-Informed Services,
National Council for Behavioral Health
Healing Hungry Ghosts: Understanding Addiction Using
a Trauma-Informed Lens
Addiction professionals, perhaps more than any other provider group,
need to understand the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACES)
and how, if left unaddressed, negatively affect a person’s recovery
trajectory. While understanding ACEs is imperative, we must do more.
We must build programs and services that are trauma-informed as well
as trauma specific.
This plenary will explore the elements of a trauma-informed organization
providing addiction treatment, provide understanding for the importance
of safe and secure environments, support for an educated and traumainformed workforce, and discuss evidence-based best practices.
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PLENARY PRESENTERS
Major Joshua Mantz (Ret.)
Combat Veteran and Family Advocate
Recognition of Moral Injury
Major Joshua Mantz was commissioned as an Infantry Officer from
West Point in 2005 with a degree in Arabic. He deployed to Iraq in
2006 with the 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment where he served
as a Scout Platoon Leader and Company Executive Officer. He
subsequently served as the Aide-de-Camp to the Deputy Commanding General of the 1st Infantry Division and later as a Company Commander for the Fort Riley Warrior Transition Battalion.
Josh was severely wounded by an enemy sniper in 2007, flat-lining
for 15 minutes. Discover the weight of combat and the truth behind
the experiences faced by many service members. He will share
intimate details about his injury, then transition into discussing the concept of moral injury and overcoming it
through human connection and the power of the community. Having experienced his injury and recovery,
Mantz has dedicated his life to assisting Combat Veterans and Families of all generations recover from the
emotional consequences of combat.
He’s conducted hundreds of public engagements over the last several years and has been featured on CNN,
Fox News, BBC, the Oprah Winfrey Network, and more. He previously served as the Chief Development Director of the National Veterans Wellness and Healing Center - a non-profit organization based in Angel Fire,
New Mexico, from 2009 to 2012.
Sally Spencer-Thomas, Psy.D.
CEO & Co-Founder, Carson J. Spencer Foundation
Be a Shining Light of Hope: Everyone Can Play a Role in Suicide Prevention
Suicide is an international tragedy and communities
around the world are pulling together to prevent its
devastating impact. Dr. Spencer-Thomas offers inspiration
and a solid understanding of the personal and community
issues surrounding suicide as she guides listeners through
her own journey from bereavement to activist. Positioning
suicide as a social justice issue, she empowers suicide
prevention advocates and everyday citizens to get
involved in the suicide prevention movement. By giving
many examples of community-level action, she teaches
participants strategies that can shift culture, increase helpseeking, and ultimately save lives.
She leaves the
audience with three core elements for creating change:
start with yourself, instill hope, and engage a wider circle in
the efforts of suicide prevention.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
Session A
10:15 am to 11:45 am
Working with Survivors of Military Sexual Trauma
A1
Charles Lay, Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, Kentucky National Guard
A2
Geoff Wilson
Military Sexual Trauma cases can have many unique aspects associated with them. These
aspects could lead to a delay in reporting, create difficulties in providing services, and
could hinder treatment and recovery if not addressed properly. This course identifies some
of these unique aspects, and resources available when providing services to military sexual trauma survivors.
Substance Abuse: Part A
This workshop will provide effective strategies for addressing the needs of those clients
struggling with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders. Utilizing evidence based practices along with a review of the six guiding principles of addressing cooccurring disorders will be offered.
Ladder UPP: Part A
A3
Silouan Green
A4
John Mustain, Director of Veteran Outreach, Epilepsy Foundation of KY
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder UPP is an
engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery,
especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be
guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on how to use in their own professional environments.
The Missed Diagnosis: Veterans Mental Health and Seizures: Part A
It is vitally important to know if our clients’ struggles are medical concerns or mental health
issues. To insure the proper treatment plan, clinicians need to understand how a particular
medical problem can masquerade as mental health symptoms. Come and learn the ways
in which seizures can imitate mental health issues.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
Session B
1:45 pm to 3:15 pm
B1
Moving Beyond Depression: An Effective Program to Treat Maternal
Depression
Dan Luchtefeld, Ph.D.
Learn how women are referred to Adanta’s Moving Beyond Depression Program. This is
an evidence-based practice that utilizes cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) in the home of
Mom’s who experience major depression. Aggregate data will be shared that will illustrate
the effectiveness of this program.
Substance Abuse: Part B (Continuation Workshop)
B2
Geoff Wilson
This workshop will provide effective strategies for addressing the needs of those clients
struggling with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders. Utilizing evidence based practices along with a review of the six guiding principles of addressing cooccurring disorders will be offered.
Ladder UPP: Part B (Continuation Workshop)
B3
B4
Silouan Green
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder UPP is an
engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery,
especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be
guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on how to use in their own professional environments.
The Missed Diagnosis: Veterans Mental Health and Seizures: Part B
(Continuation Workshop)
John Mustain, Director of Veteran Outreach, Epilepsy Foundation of KY
It is vitally important to know if our clients’ struggles are medical concerns or mental health
issues. To insure the proper treatment plan, clinicians need to understand how a particular
medical problem can masquerade as mental health symptoms. Come learn the ways in
which seizures can imitate mental health issues.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
Session C
3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Exploring Forgiveness: Purpose, Benefits, and Practices
C1
Annette Abel, Ph.D., LPCC, NCC, Associate Professor, Lindsey Wilson College
Holly Abel, Ph.D., LPCC, NCC, NCSC, Associate Professor, Lindsey Wilson College
Stacy Springston, Ed.D, LPCC, Program Coordinator, Lindsey Wilson College
Explore the purposes and benefits that forgiveness serves, including, the connection between forgiveness, stress management, and personal wellness. Additionally, explore a
common definition and review of the process that an individual might go through in achieving forgiveness. Discuss how to apply forgiveness in clinical practice, as well as counselor
self-care practices.
The Bipolar Myth
C2
Dr. Mark Hyatt, The Adanta Group
This session will provide a discussion of the diagnosis and misdiagnosis of Bipolar Disorder and implications for treatment. There will be a discussion of the concept of Affective
Dysregulation and how this is often misconstrued as bipolarity.
Ladder UPP: Part C (Continuation Workshop)
C3
C4
Silouan Green
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder UPP is an
engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery,
especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be
guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on how to use in their own professional environments.
Moving Beyond What We Know: Exploring Trauma-Informed Approaches
Across Systems
Cheryl Sharp, MSW, ALWF
Senior Advisor for Trauma-Informed Services, National Council for Behavioral Health
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) defines trauma-informed approaches as realizing the widespread impact of trauma and understands
potential paths for recovery; recognizing the signs and symptoms of trauma in clients, families, staff, and others involved with the system; resisting re-traumatization, and responding
by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, practices, and settings. This workshop will support organizations to operationalize the four R’s using the National Council’s Organizational Self Assessment.
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Friday, July 31, 2015
Session D
10:15 am to 11:45 am
D1
D2
D3
D4
Spiritual Fitness in the Military
Mark East
Discover how Spiritual Skills are resources for moving from Post Traumatic Stress
to Post Traumatic Growth.
Because Knowledge is Power! Stalking in the Digital Age
Kentucky Circuit Court Judge David Tapp
While law enforcement efforts to utilize evidence are increasing, one prevalent crime involving digital devices rarely results in prosecution. Cyber-stalkers utilize technology to
gain power over another. For most of us, digital devices are an aid. For some victims, digital devices mean an increased risk of assault or death.
Ladder UPP: Part A
Silouan Green
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder
UPP is an engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery, especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on
how to use in their own professional environments.
A Safe Harbor in Kentucky for Child Victims of Human Trafficking: Part A
Marissa Castellanos, MSW, Human Trafficking Program Manager
Catholic Charities of Louisville
This session will provide an overview of human trafficking, relevant Kentucky laws,
indicators and red flags, Kentucky specific case examples and discussion, and indepth information about prevention, response, and treatment options for child victims of trafficking.
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Friday, July 31, 2015
Session E
1:45 pm to 3:15 pm
And The Light Goes On
E1
Sally Spencer-Thomas, Psy.D., Carson J. Spencer Foundation
Many people bereaved by suicide have mystical connections with the loved ones they
have lost that affect their healing journey – powerful dreams, meaningful coincidences or
other “signs” that their loved one’s spirit continues. Workshop will review findings from a
survey given to survivors of suicide loss (n=1500) about their spiritual connections with the
people they have lost to suicide.
Clinical and Legal Issues in the Treatment of Adult Abuse: Part A
E2
David Hanna, Ph.D., Behavioral Health Program Manager, Passport Health Plan
This workshop reviews Kentucky legal mandates regarding adult abuse, including changes
made by the 2015 General Assembly. The effects and dynamics of elder and couple
abuse, evaluation of risk, legal protections, and treatment options will be covered. The
workshop is intended to fulfill the requirements of KRS 194.540.
Ladder UPP: Part B (Continuation Workshop)
E3
E4
Silouan Green
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder
UPP is an engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery, especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on
how to use in their own professional environments.
A Safe Harbor in Kentucky for Child Victims of Human Trafficking: Part B
(Continuation Workshop)
Marissa Castellanos, MSW, Human Trafficking Program Manager,
Catholic Charities of Louisville
This session will provide an overview of human trafficking, relevant Kentucky laws, indicators and red flags, Kentucky specific case examples and discussion, and in-depth information about prevention, response, and treatment options for child victims of trafficking.
E5
Zero Suicide in Behavioral Healthcare: Beginning the Journey & Finding
Success
Becky Stoll, LCSW, Vice President, Crisis & Disaster Management, Centerstone
This session will provide information on the “Zero Suicide in Behavioral Healthcare” initiative. Centerstone, an outpatient provider of behavioral health in Florida, Kentucky, Illinois,
Indiana, and Tennessee, began a system change in 2013 to operating in this safetyfocused framework. Almost two years later, results have been significant.
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Friday, July 31, 2015
Session F
3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Suicide Postvention: How to Prepare for the Worst
F1
F2
Sally Spencer-Thomas, Psy.D., Carson J. Spencer Foundation
When a suicide crisis occurs, however, communities can be caught off guard. They often
find themselves in a reactive mode rather than thoughtfully search for best ways to respond. Often these reactions cause additional harm to people left behind. The goal behind
postvention is to provide psychological first aid and minimize contagion in the aftermath of
suicide. This presentation builds on safe messaging and suicide postvention protocols that
have been developed for schools, workplaces and communities.
Clinical and Legal Issues in the Treatment of Adult Abuse: Part B
(Continuation Workshop)
David Hanna, Ph.D, Behavioral Health Program Manager, Passport Health Plan
This workshop reviews Kentucky legal mandates regarding adult abuse, including changes
made by the 2015 General Assembly. The effects and dynamics of elder and couple
abuse, evaluation of risk, legal protections, and treatment options will be covered. The
workshop is intended to fulfill the requirements of KRS 194.540.
Ladder UPP: Part C (Continuation Workshop)
F3
Silouan Green
F4
Emily Tamas, M. Ed., Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs
This workshop will present the life skills program, The Ladder UPP. The Ladder UPP is an
engagement and foundational tool for peer groups, counselors, and individual recovery,
especially addressing issues of PTSD and mental trauma. Workshop attendees will be
guided through the Ladder UPP and given instruction on how to use in their own professional environments.
No Gays Allowed: Examining Bias in Response to Clients who are LGBTQI
Heterosexual? Don’t be ashamed, this workshop is for you! This session covers 101 basics for allies who aren’t sure how to best respond to and for the LGBTQI population. The
presentation will explore barriers to services for LGBTQI clients and discuss ideas to improve service access for all clients.
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BOOK SIGNING
Kevin Briggs, Guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge,
is presenting at the Adanta Law Enforcement Symposium
during the Focusing on Treatment and Care Conference.
His book will be published July 15, 2015—just in time for the
Conference! Be sure to buy a book and get it signed as a memento
and inspiration from one of the global leaders in Suicide Prevention.
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LODGING
Conference Attendees are responsible for making
their own Hotel Reservations.
The Holiday Inn Express reserved a block of rooms
for $83.00 plus tax per night for double occupancy, if
reservations are made prior to July 10, 2015.
Mention the Adanta FOTC Conference when
reserving to receive the special conference rate.
Holiday Inn Express
50 Stevie Lynn Drive
Somerset, KY 42503
606.425.4444
Additional Hotels: Special Conference Rate Not Available
Hampton Inn
4141 S. Hwy 27
Somerset, KY
606.676.8855
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Country Inn and Suites
515 N Hwy 27
Somerset, KY
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DIRECTIONS
Bowling Green
Follow I-65 north to Cumberland Parkway, then go east on the Parkway to Somerset. Turn right (south) at
intersection with Hwy. 27 in Somerset. The Center is approximately four miles from this point on the left.
Turn left at traffic light # 15 in front of The Center.
Cincinnati, OH
Follow I-75 south to Exit #62, the Mt. Vernon exit. Turn right onto Hwy. 461 and follow 461 for about 25
miles to Hwy. 80. Turn right onto Hwy. 80 west for 8 miles to Somerset. Go to sixth traffic light (do not turn
at 1st traffic light to Hwy. 914 by-pass) and turn left (south) onto Hwy. 27 South. The Center is approximately
2 miles from this point on the left. Turn left at traffic light #15 in front of The Center.
Frankfort
Take Hwy. 127 south to Danville. In Danville, Hwy. 127 becomes 150 By-pass. Continue on to Stanford to the
intersection of Hwy. 150 and 27 then turn right (south) on Hwy. 27 to Somerset. At the Hwy. 27 and Hwy. 80
intersection in Somerset, continue south for about 2 miles. The Center is located on the left. Turn left at
traffic light # 15 in front of The Center.
Hazard
Follow the Daniel Boone Parkway west to London. Continue on Hwy. 80 west to Somerset. Go to sixth traffic
light (do not turn at 1st traffic light to Hwy. 914 by-pass) and turn left (south) onto Hwy. 27 South. The
Center is approximately 2 miles from this point on the left. Turn left at traffic light #15 in front of The Center.
Knoxville, TN
Follow I-75 north to London to exit # 41, turn left onto Hwy. 80 west to Somerset. Go to sixth traffic light
(do not turn at 1st traffic light to Hwy. 914 by-pass) and turn left (south) onto Hwy. 27 South. The Center is
approximately 2 miles from this point on the left. Turn left at traffic light #15 in front of The Center.
Lexington
Follow I-75 south to Exit # 62, the Mt. Vernon exit. Turn right onto Hwy. 461 and follow 461 for about 25
miles to Hwy. 80. Turn right onto Hwy. 80 west for 8 miles to Somerset city limits. Go to sixth traffic light (do
not turn at 1st traffic light to Hwy.# 914 by-pass) and turn left (south) onto Hwy. 27 South. The Center is
approximately 2 miles from this point on the left. Turn left at traffic light #15 in front of The Center.
Louisville
Follow I-64 east to Lexington I-75 junction, follow I-75 south to Exit #62, the Mt. Vernon exit. Turn right onto
Hwy. 461 and follow 461 for about 25 miles to Hwy. 80. Turn right onto Hwy. 80 west for 8 miles to
Somerset city limits. Go to sixth traffic light (do not turn at 1st traffic light to Hwy.# 914 by-pass) and turn left
(south) onto Hwy. 27 South. The Center is approximately 2 miles from this point on the left. Turn left at
traffic light #15 in front of The Center; OR Follow I-64 east to Exit #48, the Grafenburg exit. Turn right onto
Hwy. 151 and right on to Hwy. 127 to Danville. In Danville, Hwy. 127 becomes 150 Bypass. Continue on to
Stanford to the intersection of Hwy. 150 and 27 then turn right (south) on Hwy. 27 to Somerset. At the Hwy.
27 and Hwy. 80 intersection in Somerset, continue south for about 2 miles. Turn left at traffic light #15 in
front of The Center.
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SPONSORS
We want to Thank our Sponsors who help
make the FOTC Conference a SUCCESS!
Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health,
Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
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SUICIDE STATISTICS
College & Youth
Suicide is the
2nd leading cause
of death for ages
15-24.
Centers for Disease
Control (CDC)
America
Every 13.3 seconds,
1 person dies of
suicide. It is now
the 10th leading
cause of death in
the States. CDC
US Rates
Suicide rates for ages 25-64 years
have surpassed the ages 65 and older
rates. CDC
US Active Duty
More deaths by
suicide than
combat. CDC
US Veterans
22 deaths by
suicide each day.
Dept. of Veteran’s
Affairs
Are you working to be part of
the SOLUTION?
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CRISIS RESOURCES
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24/7 TEEN CRISIS TEXT LINE: Text “START” to 741741
HUMAN TRAFFICKING TEXT LINE: Text “BeFree” to 233733
24/7 ADANTA CRISIS LINE: 1.800.633.5599
24/7 KY HOPE NOW HOTLINE: 1.800.221.0446
24/7 NATIONAL RUNAWAY SAFELINE: 1.800.786.2929
24/7 NATIONAL SAFEPLACE: Text “SAFE” to 69866
DISASTER DISTRESS HELPLINE: 1.800.985.5990 or Text “TalkWithUs” to 66746
24/7 THE TREVOR PROJECT: 1.866.488.7386
Support for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender youth (GLBT)
CUTTING / SELF INJURY: 1.800.366.8288 for information on seeking help
NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS ASSOCIATION: 1.800.931.2237
DISASTER DISTRESS HELPLINE: 1.800.985.5990 or Text “TalkWithUs” to 66746
24/7 USA NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE: 1.800.422.4453
24/7 NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE: 1.800.799.7233
24/7 RAPE, ABUSE AND INCEST NATIONAL NETWORK (RAINN):
1.800.656.4673
 Bereaved by Suicide: American Foundation of Suicide Prevention: www.afsp.org
 Bereaved by Suicide: The American Association of Suicidology: www.suicidology.org
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SUICIDE RESOURCES
 Active Minds - www.activeminds.org
 Suicide Prevention Resource Center - www.sprc.org
 National Institute of Mental Health www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicideprevention/index.shtml
 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention -www.afsp.org
 SAMHSA - www.samhsa.gov/tribal-ttac/resources/suicideprevention
 SAMHSA - www.samhsa.gov/safe-schools-healthystudents/resources/suicide-prevention
 SAVE - www.save.org
 National Alliance on Mental Illness - www.nami.org
 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance - www.dbsalliance.org
 The Trevor Project - www.thetrevorproject.org
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9th Annual
Focusing on Treatment and Care Conference
July 29-31, 2015
The Center for Rural Development
Somerset KY
On behalf of The Adanta Group, Adanta’s Board of Directors and
Team Members, the Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health,
Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities as the Premier
Sponsor, and other sponsors, we would like to thank you
for attending the Focusing on Treatment and Care Conference.
We are facing significant and rapid changes in behavioral health
across America. The world of physical and behavioral health is
also rapidly evolving in Kentucky and if we don’t pay attention to
the changes, we will be left in the dust. As LEADERS TAKING
CHARGE, now, more than ever, we need to be CONFIDENT and
FEARLESS in moving TOWARDS change and removing obstacles
that prevent people we serve from living the life and enjoying a
career, friends, and family they want and desire. Our desire is
for you to be a Center of Excellence, both as a professional
delivering care and the organizations your work for or with.
As you begin to contemplate and apply the knowledge gathered
over the past two days, also apply this important principle, as
stated by General George S. Patton, Jr.:
Never tell people how to do things. Tell them
what to do and they will surprise you with
their ingenuity.
Working together, we can Enhance the Lives of Others!
Jamie S. Burton
Chief Executive Officer
Adanta Behavioral Health Services