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Conference Program - 2016 Great Lakes Regional Counseling
2016 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE APRIL 8 - 9, 2016 INDIANA MEMORIAL UNION GREATLAKES.INDIANA.EDU 3 WELCOME TO THE 2016 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE ! The Counseling Psychology Program at Indiana University Bloomington is proud to host the 29th Annual Great Lakes Regional Counseling Psychology Conference on April 8-9, 2016, in Bloomington, Indiana. This year’s conference is held at the historical Indiana Memorial Union, the largest student union in the United States. You will enjoy the convenience of having your hotel room and conference venue in the same building, the magnificent architecture and artwork, and the many amenities at the Union. The Union is also within walking distance to downtown Bloomington where you will find many authentic restaurants and shops. The theme of the 2016 conference is USING OUR VOICE: OUR PROFESSION AS A PLATFORM FOR CHANGE Counseling psychologists work in a variety of roles, including counseling, assessment, research, supervision, training, education, prevention, consultancy, advocacy, leadership, and policymaking. Each of these roles presents opportunities for us to express our core values as counseling psychologists. We feature presentations that address innovative ways in which counseling psychologists can use their professional roles as a platform to effect positive change in individuals, families, schools, organizations, communities, and society in diverse contexts. The conference features keynote speaker Dr. James Lichtenberg, President of the Society of Counseling Psychology. This year’s conference is unique in that we are offering seven presentation formats to cater to diverse learning and teaching preferences. These include presentations that will provide opportunities for attendees to (a) listen (symposia), (b) read (poster presentations), (c) converse (roundtable discussions and mentoring sessions), (d) observe (live skills demonstrations), or (e) participate in activities (experiential activities and social justice projects). Follow the tremendous success of the 2014 National Counseling Psychology Conference, we are organizing “Dinner with the Stars” on Friday night of the conference. You can sign up to have dinner with a star of your choice, in an intimate small group setting at a local restaurant (participants pay for their own meals). There you can enjoy networking with your peers and informal mentoring by your star in counseling psychology. In addition to the amazing lineup of conference programs and social functions, we also offer two pre-conference continuing education workshops, featuring two past presidents of the Society of Counseling Psychology: Drs. Sharon Bowman and Michael Mobley. The conference concludes with a visit at the Indiana University Art Museum, nationally known for its amazing art collections. We hope you enjoy the conference! Y. Barry Chung and Nicole Gabana Conference Co-Chairs 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We appreciate the following sponsors of the conference : Society of Counseling Psychology American Psychological Association (Division 17) School of Education Indiana University Bloomington Luther Consulting, LLC We also express our gratitude for the conference volunteers. THANK YOU ! 5 ORGANIZERS CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS CONFERENCE HOST INSTITUTION Counseling Psychology Indiana University Bloomington School of Education W. W. Wright Education Building 201 North Rose Avenue, Suite 4000 Bloomington, IN 47405-1006 education.indiana.edu/cp CONFERENCE MANAGER WEBMASTERS PROGRAM DESIGN Judy Warner Sam Mills Jacks Cheng Senior Coordinator, Indiana University Conference Web Developer, Indiana University School of Education EdM, MA Doctoral Student Jacks Cheng Y. Barry Chung EdM, MA Doctoral Student Nicole Gabana PhD Professor & Program Director MS, CC-AASP Doctoral Student PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Joel Wong PhD Associate Professor Lei Wang MEd Doctoral Student MEMBERS Rachel Feldwisch MS, MA, LHMC, ATR Doctoral Student Danny Goldberg MSEd Doctoral Student Elyssa Klann BA Doctoral Student CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Lynn Gilman PhD Clinical Assistant Professor Yue Li MS Doctoral Student MEMBERS Michael Tracy PhD Associate Professor Nancy Blackwell MS, EdS, LMHC-A Doctoral Student MARKETING COMMITTEE PhD Associate Professor MSEd Doctoral Student Jacks Cheng EdM, MA Doctoral Student CO-CHAIRS Julia Cawthra MA Doctoral Student PhD Associate Professor Keino Miller MA Doctoral Student Matt Powless MSEd, NCC Doctoral Student BUDGET COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS MA Clinical Lecturer EdS, LMHC, NCC Doctoral Student CO-CHAIRS Ellen Vaughan SOCIAL AND CATERING COMMITTEE Catherine Gray Jim Richter HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Jesse Steinfeldt Daniel Goldberg MEMBERS Jessica David BA Doctoral Student Shakira Smith BA Doctoral Student MEMBERS CO-CHAIRS Susan Whiston PhD Professor Nelson Zounlome BA Doctoral Student 6 CONFERENCE PROGRAM AT A GLANCE FRIDAY APRIL 8 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration & Check-In East Lounge 8:45 am – 9:00 am Coffee and Tea East Lounge 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pre-Conference CE Workshops Maple, Walnut 10:30 am – 10:45 am Break 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on Your Own Local Restaurants 1:00 pm – 2:20 pm Welcome & Keynote Address Georgian Room 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Concurrent Sessions 1 Sassafras, Oak, Dogwood, Maple, Walnut 3:20 pm – 3:45 pm Beverage Break East Lounge 3:45 pm – 4:35 pm Concurrent Sessions 2 Sassafras, Oak, Dogwood, Maple, Walnut 4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Poster Setup State Room East & West 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Reception & Poster Session 1 State Room East & West 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Self-Care Break 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Dinner with the Stars Local Restaurants SATURDAY APRIL 9 8:00 am – 8:30 am Breakfast available & Poster Setup State Room East & West 8:30 am – 9:20 am Breakfast & Poster Session 2 State Room East & West 9:30 am – 10:20 am Concurrent Sessions 3 Sassafras, Oak, Persimmon, Redbud, Maple, Walnut 10:20 am – 10:45 am Break 10:45 am – 11:35 am Concurrent Sessions 4 Sassafras, Oak, Persimmon, Redbud, Maple, Walnut 11:35 am – 1:00 pm Luncheon Frangipani Room 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Concurrent Sessions 5 Sassafras, Oak, Persimmon, Redbud, Maple, Walnut 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Concurrent Sessions 6 Sassafras, Oak, Persimmon, Redbud, Maple, Walnut 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Museum Tour (free admission) IU Art Museum 4:00 pmAdjournment Division 17 is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Division 17 maintains responsibility for this program and its content. CONFERENCE PROGRAM FRIDAY APRIL 8 8:00 am – 5:00 pm East Lounge Registration and Check-In 8:45 am – 9:00 am East Lounge Coffee and Tea 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pre-Conference CE Workshops Maple Dr. Sharon Bowman Professional Ethics in Indiana Walnut Dr. Michael Mobley Therapeutic Cultural Engagements: Promoting a Sense of Belonging and Empowerment among Racial and Ethnic Minority Individuals on University Campuses 10:30 am – 10:45 am Break 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on Your Own 1:00 pm – 2:20 pm Welcome & Keynote Address Georgian Dr. James Lichtenberg Room Probabilistic Language in Test Interpretation and its Consequences 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Concurrent Sessions 1 Sassafras Symposium Operating a Modern Career Counseling Program: Doing More with Less Chairs: Adam Osborne, MA, & Carol Adams-Shearer, BA Presenters: Mark St. Martin, PhD, Adam Osborne, MA, & Kristin Roberts, MA (Western Michigan University) Walnut Experiential Session Messages of Hope: An Experiential Activity that Instills Hope to Reduce Suicide Risk Khanh N. Nghiem, PhD, Natalie Sachs, BS, & Hyoseok Kwon, MA (Ball State University) Maple Social Justice Project Consulting in Your Community: Facilitating Change through Grassroots Efforts Fae Frederick, MA, Colton Brown, MS, & Fallyn Lee, MA (Oklahoma State University) Oak Roundtable 1 Supporting a Generation Afraid to Fail: Can Counselors Increase Grit and Resilience in College Students? Anna Merrill, MSEd (Indiana University Bloomington) Roundtable 2 Providing Refugee Services in a Clinical Setting Ashley London, MA, Anne E. Stocker, MS, Sonia Amin, MA, & Michael G. Saltzman, MS (Western Michigan University) Dogwood Roundtable 1 Asian Who? Redefining the Model Minority Myth Jacks Cheng, EdM, MA (Indiana University Bloomington) 7 8 CONFERENCE PROGRAM FRIDAY APRIL 8 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Concurrent Sessions 1 (continued) Dogwood Roundtable 2 Succeeding in the Daunting Arena of the Grant World Lawrence Gerstein, PhD, Tacianna Indovina, MA, & Hunter Sully, BA (Ball State University) 3:20 pm – 3:45 pm East Lounge Beverage Break 3:45 pm – 4:35 pm Concurrent Sessions 2 Sassafras Symposium Demystifying Human Trafficking in the United States Chair: Jeneice Shaw, MA Presenters: Chelsea Latorre, MEd, Adrionia Molder, MS, Brittany Shannon, MS, Brandon Webb, MA, & Sarah Berkey Milam, MA (West Virginia University) Walnut Experiential Session Beyond the Coloring Book: An Introduction to Art Therapy for Counseling Psychologists Rachel Feldwisch, MA, MS, ATR, LMHC, & Michelle Itczak, MA, ATR-BC, LMHC (Indiana University Bloomington & Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis) Maple Experiential Session Psychological Displacement Paradigm in Diary-Writing: An Indigenous Approach to Perspective-Taking Lei Wang, MEd, & Shu-Yi Wang, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) Oak Roundtable 1 Social Activism through Sport: Past and Present Jessica L. David, BS, & I. Shujaa Keino Miller, MA (Indiana University Bloomington) Roundtable 2 Internationalized Psychology Training: Diverse Student Experiences in the US Yue Li, MS, Nancy Goodrich, BS, & Jacks Cheng, EdM, MA (Indiana University Bloomington) Dogwood Roundtable 1 From Talk to Action: Social Justice Training and Work in Counseling Psychology Shealyn J. Blanchard, MA, Shelee-Ann M. Flemmings, BA, & Anel Arias, BA (Western Michigan University) Roundtable 2 A Health at Every Size Treatment Focus for Clients Presenting with Weight Concerns Jessicah D. Shrack, MA, & Katie A. Rider, MA (Ball State University) 4:45 pm – 5:00 pm State Room East & West Poster Setup CONFERENCE PROGRAM FRIDAY APRIL 8 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Reception & Poster Session 1 State Room Race, Culture, Social Justice, Religion, & Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology East & West #1: Asian International Students’ Experience of Counseling Huabing Liu, BS, Nancy Goodrich, BS, Jacks Cheng, EdM, MA, & Y. Joel Wong, PhD (Indiana University Bloomington) #2: Incorporating Social Justice Competence in the Classroom: Tips, Strategies, and Experiential Activities Sarah Berkey Milam, MA, & Chelsea Latorre, MEd (West Virginia University) #3: The Impact of the Hoffman Report on Counseling Psychology Programs Jeremiah Burkhart, MS, & Jordan Joyner, MS (Radford University) #4: The Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Factors Connected with Parental Absence and Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Natasha Trujillo, MS (Purdue University) #5: The Misdiagnosis of PTSD in Urban African American Males Exposed to Community Violence Brandon Tross, EdS (Western Michigan University) #6: Cross-Cultural Collaborations: A Social Network Analysis of the Internationalization of Counseling Psychology Kuo Deng, BA, Marie C. Adams, MSEd, & D. Martin Kivlighan III, PhD (University of Iowa) #7: Shedding Light on Religious Privilege Brittany Shannon, MS, & Jeneice Shaw, MA (West Virginia University) #8: Campus to Community: Speak Out Reach Out Jeneice Shaw, MA, Brittany Shannon, MS, Olivia Scott, MS, & Chelsea Latorre, MEd (West Virginia University) #9: Relationships and Client Protection Differences in the APA and ACA Ethical Codes Lauren Kuhlwein, Taylor Hobbs, & Aubrey Gillette (Cedarville University) #10: Differences in Competency and Qualification Requirements between the APA and ACA Codes of Ethics Taylor Hobbs, Lauren Kuhlwein, & Aubrey Gillette (Cedarville University) #11: Binge Eating Disorder and Substance Use Disorder: A Case for Food Addiction Aubrey Gillette (Cedarville University) #12: The Racial and Ethnic identity of Black Immigrants in the United States Breezie Gibson, MA (Western Michigan University) #13: A New Approach: Incorporating Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction with Acculturation Stress Shu Ling, MA (University of Akron) 9 10 CONFERENCE PROGRAM FRIDAY APRIL 8 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Reception & Poster Session 1 (continued) State Room Race, Culture, Social Justice, Religion, & Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology East & West #14: Emphasis of Self-Care in APA-Accredited Counseling Psychology Doctoral Programs Ian K. Evans, MS, Elizabeth Cottrell, MA, & Rachel Turk, MS (Radford University) #15: Perceived Stigma, Social Support, and Demographic Factors Influencing PMTCT Enrollment of HIV-Positive Women in Botswana Nancy B. Blackwell, MS, EdS, Daniel M. Goldberg, MSEd, & Rex A. Stockton, EdD (Indiana University Bloomington) #16: Differentiating Culture and Race: Test Driving CCaRRS and Its Implications for Training James E. Brooks, PhD (Tennessee State University & Khalil Center) #17: Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Differences in Non-Suicidal Self-Injurious Methods Sonia Amin, MA (Western Michigan University) #18: A Qualitative Study on Identity and Academic Goal Theory for Racially Diverse College Students Jennifer Worley, BA, & Ashley Roberts, BS (Trinity Christian College) #19: Racial Identity and Academic Self Concept of Black Americans Moving from Historically Black College and Universities to Predominantly White Institutions Maime Butler, MA (Western Michigan University) #20: Bridging the Gap: Integrating Science and Practice Julie Matsen, MA, & Wendy Gonzalez-Canal, MA (Ball State University) #21: Perceived Discrimination, Social Support, and Psychological Wellbeing of Female Muslim Immigrants Living in the United States Lindsay Mayott, MA (Purdue University) #22: Financial Incentives: A Route for Improving Psychotherapy Client Care Matthew Powless, MSEd (Indiana University Bloomington) #23: Counseling Psychologists and Refugees in the United States Larissa Edwards, MA (University of Akron) #24: A Group Intervention to Combat the Cool Pose Culture in Young African American Males Tyronn J. Bell, PhD (University of Indianapolis) #25: Promoting Multicultural Competencies in Counselors-in-Training: Reflections from an Icelandic Immersion Experience Rachael Collins, MA, & Nathan Walters, MA (Ball State University) #26: Religious/Spiritual Development and White Racial Identity Development: Towards an Identity of Social Justice Advocacy Anne E. Stocker, MS, & Theresa M. Nutten, MA (Western Michigan University) CONFERENCE PROGRAM FRIDAY APRIL 8 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Reception & Poster Session 1 (continued) State Room Race, Culture, Social Justice, Religion, & Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology East & West #27: The Role of Counseling Psychologists with Police-Based Racial Discrimination: A Move Towards Prevention and Collaboration J. Y. Cindy Kim, BA (University of Iowa) #28: The Impact of Portrayals of Violence against Black Women in the Media on Intimate Partner Violence and Homicide Crystal Thornhill, MA, & Ayşe Çiftçi, PhD (Purdue University) #29: Racial Identity, Perceived Discrimination, and Psychosocial Adjustment of Black Domestic and International Students on American College Campuses Ife Sinclair, MSEd, & Ayşe Çiftçi, PhD (Purdue University) #30: Filipino Americans and The Psychology of Work: A Critical Review Kamille P. U. La Rosa, BA, Ashley London, MA, & Theresa Nutten, MA (Western Michigan University) #31: Parenting Attitudes Among Six Major Asian American Ethnic Groups: A Nationally Representative Study Angie Wong, MS, Y. Joel Wong, PhD, & Cecilia Obeng, PhD (Indiana University Bloomington) #32: Neurobiological Underpinnings of Mindfulness Practice: Implications for Clinical Interventions Tiffany K. Chang, MS, & Lauren A. Wright, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) #33: Mental Health of Mental Health Professionals: Burnout and the Importance of Personal Counseling Kevin T. Cannon, MA, & Pia Nathani, MS (Ball State University) #34: Acculturation and Help Seeking: Asian Indians in the United States Pia Nathani, MS, & Lawrence Gerstein, PhD (Ball State University) #35: The Systematic Test of Equivalence Procedure and Everyday Stranger Harassment Yamini Bellare, MA, & Lawrence Gerstein, PhD (Ball State University) #36: Expanding “Masculinity” through Religion and Spirituality: Lived Experiences of Religious Men Zachary T. Gerdes, BA (University of Akron) 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Self-Care Break 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Dinner with the Stars END OF DAY 1 11 12 CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 8:00 am – 8:30 am State Room East & West Breakfast Available & Poster Setup 8:30 am – 9:20 am Breakfast Continues & Poster Session 2 State Room Gender & Sexuality, Aging & Caregiving, Substance Use & Trauma, Work & Family East & West #1: Finding Affirmation in the Media: A Case for Transgender Representation Patrick Marcoux, MS (Western Michigan University) #2: Posttraumatic Growth Following Cancer: The Critical Role of Deliberate Rumination Katie A. Rider, MA (Ball State University) #3: Are (Wo)Men more Human? Essentialist Stereotypes and Explanations for Gender Differences Zachary T. Gerdes, BA (University of Akron) #4: A Call for Trauma Sensitive Schools Alicia Brooks, MS (Ball State University) #5: Career Indecision Profile-65 Scores: Psychometric Properties and Relationship to Maximizing Tendency Casey Zobell, BS, & Margaret Nauta, PhD (Illinois State University) #6: Buffers of the Stress-Symptom Relation During the Transition from High School to College Lynda M. Kasky-Hernández, BS, & Jeffrey H. Kahn, PhD (Illinois State University) #7: Emotion Regulation in Taiwanese Adolescents: Is Coping Flexibility a Missing Piece of the Puzzle? Shu-Yi Wang, MS, Lei Wang, MEd, & Jennifer Bordon, MA (Indiana University Bloomington & University at Albany, SUNY) #8: International Female Student-Athletes’ Adjustment to College: A Qualitative Analysis Brooke Boyts, BS, Jesse Steinfeldt, PhD, Jessica L. David, BS, Matthew Powless, MSEd (Indiana University Bloomington) #9: Affection Among Men: The Paradox of Football Jesse Steinfeldt, PhD, Aaron W. Halterman, MA, & Kyle Kennedy, BA (Indiana University Blooming ton) #10: Perceptions of Career and Family Role Constraints among College Football Coaches Aaron W. Halterman, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) #11: Coping Health Inventory for Parents among Caregivers of Children with Chronic Illnesses in Mexico Laurie McCubbin, PhD & Bridget Cauley, BA (University of Louisville) CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 13 8:30 am – 9:20 am Breakfast Continues & Poster Session 2 (continued) State Room Gender & Sexuality, Aging & Caregiving, Substance Use & Trauma, Work & Family East & West #12: Symptoms of Depression and Academic Major Decision-Making Self-Efficacy: Examining the Moderating Roles of Parental Attachment and Academic Support/Guidance Samantha Morel, MSEd (Purdue University) #13: The Influence of Gender and Career Aspirations on Anticipated Work-Family Conflict Coping Strategies Jordan Dolson, BA (Purdue University) #14: Affecting Change in Undergraduate Career Development: Assessment Results and Implications Adam Osborne, MA, Mark St. Martin, PhD, Kristin Roberts, MA, & Carol Adams-Shearer, BS (Western Michigan University) #15: Family Grief Communication and Individual and Family Well-Being Chye Hong Liew, BS (Purdue University) #16: Compassion Fatigue and Residential Childcare Workers: A Review Ingrid Rauk, BA (Western Michigan University) #17: Seeking Help from Clergy in the Aftermath of Trauma: A Review of the Literature Jeremiah W. Burkhart, MS (Radford University) #18: Clergy Knowledge of Trauma and Intervention with Rural Churchgoers Anna W. Vandevender, MS (Radford University) #19: Counseling Psychologists as Change Agents in the Battle with Synthetic Cannabis Use Julie Langan, & Michiko Iwasaki, PhD (Loyola University Maryland) #20: Successful Online Dating in the Middle-Late Adulthood: “What to Do with Ageism and Sexism?” Michiko Iwasaki, PhD & Caroline J. Coffman (Loyola University Maryland) #21: Fighting Negative Perceptions and Stereotypes about Aging: The Application of Bronfen- brenner’s Model to Make a Systemic Change Caroline J. Coffman, & Michiko Iwasaki, PhD (Loyola University Maryland) #22: Roles and Training Issues for Counseling Psychologists During Palliative Care and End of Life Craig Deken, MA, Elisabeth Nickels, MA, EdM, & Joshua Staples, MA, MS (Ball State University) #23: Effect of Employment on General Mental Health in Patients with Arthritis Elisabeth Nickels, MA, EdM, Sam Colbert, BA, & Alexandra Robinson-Norris, BA (Ball State University) #24: Postpartum Adaptation and Competence of Mothers Who Use Hypnosis to Birth Enjolie Lafaurie, PhD (Arizona State University) 14 CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 8:30 am – 9:20 am Breakfast Continues & Poster Session 2 (continued) State Room Gender & Sexuality, Aging & Caregiving, Substance Use & Trauma, Work & Family East & West #25: Investigating the Temporal Directionality Between Teaching Behavior and Well-Being in Middle School Students Shelby M. Burton, BA (University of Louisville) #26: Preliminary Data Analysis Examining Gender Norm Conformity, Relationship Maintenance Behaviors, and Relationship Satisfaction Radinka J. Samardzic, MA, & Julia C. Phillips, PhD (Cleveland State University) #27: Dance Movement Therapy in the Elementary Classroom: A Review and Research Proposal Miranda Villard, BA, & Julia C. Phillips, PhD (Cleveland State University) #28: Help-Seeking Beliefs, Illness Perceptions, and Empowerment among Psychiatric Inpatients Kevin T. Cannon, MA, & Stefania Aegisdottir, PhD (Ball State University) #29: Revising the Male Rape Myths Scale Ingrid Hogge, MA, Ka Mei Chen, Taran Reed, & Aleea Vinke (Southern Illinois University) #30: Characteristics of Work Environment, Perceived Inequality, and Life Satisfaction Stephanie Garcia, MA (Cleveland State University) #31: Acting as Change Facilitators for Victims of Teen Dating Violence Carla M. Moore, MA, & Rhiannon S. Law, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) #32: The Development of the Hookup Motivations and Participation Survey (HMPS) Jordan Joyner, MS, Rachel Turk, MS, Elizabeth Cottrell, MA, Ian K. Evans, MS, & Jeremiah W. Burkhart, MS (Radford University) #33: Examining Role of Gender in Self-Objectification: Proposing a Gender Inclusive Study Anil Lalwani, MS, Erica Whiteman, MA, & Sara Nardone, MS (Cleveland State University) #34: Self-Forgiveness in Recovery from Opiate Use Michael G. Saltzman, MS (Western Michigan University) #35: The Gender Dyad in Eating Disorder Therapy: A Qualitative Inquiry Dean Malec, MA (Cleveland State University) #36: Advocacy and Prevention of LGBTQ Youth School Bullying: The Role of Counseling Psychologists as Agents of Social Justice Roberto L. Abreu, MS, EdS, & Della V. Mosley, MS, EdS (University of Kentucky) #37: Family and Infidelity: A Systemic and Constructivist Perspective on Dynamic, Process, and Recovery Shaozhuan Li, MEd, & Maresa Murray, PhD (Indiana University Bloomington) CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 15 9:30 am – 10:20 am Concurrent Sessions 3 Sassafras Experiential Session Privilege Check: Movement towards Social Change Nelson O. Zounlome, BA, & Lei Wang, MEd (Indiana University Bloomington) Walnut Symposium Voice of International Counseling Psychologists on Various Professional Development Phases Chair: Hang-Shim Lee, PhD Presenters: Hang-Shim Lee, PhD, Cecile H. Bhang, MA, Seunghee Kwon, PhD, & Jinhee Kang, PhD (Oklahoma State University, Loyola University Chicago, San Francisco State University & University of Maryland) Maple Roundtable Using Critical Anti-racist Story Telling in a Multiracial Educational Setting Marc J. Greene, MA, Theresa M. Nutten, MA, Kyrai E. Antares, M.A., Maime L. Butler, MA, & Walter T. Malone, MA (Western Michigan University) Oak Roundtable 1 Graduate Students’ Experiences in Sport and Performance Psychology Practicum Sites Jesse Steinfeldt, PhD, Julia Cawthra, MA, Hayley Hughes, MSEd, Kelzie Beebe, BA, & J. Andy Walsh, BA (Indiana University Bloomington, Purdue University, & Ball State University) Roundtable 2 College Students’ Anxiety as an Impairment to Career Readiness: One Career Center’s Attempt to Understand the Experience of a National Trend Tammison Smith, MA (Michigan State University) Persimmon Roundtable Factors Related to Premature Termination in Training Clinics Kate Hibbard-Gibbons, MA, & Anne E. Stocker, MS (Western Michigan University) Redbud Roundtable Bowen vs. Bowlby 2016: Differentiation and Attachment Theories in Current Clinical Practice Nathan Hardy, PhD, & Adam R. Fisher, PhD (The Family Institute at Northwestern University) 10:20 am – 10:45 am Break 10:45 am – 11:35 pm Concurrent Sessions 4 Sassafras Experiential Session A Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback Intervention: Establishing a Baseline Measure with Athletes Nathan McGee, BS, & Jorge Ballesteros, BS (Ball State University) 16 CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 10:45 am – 11:35 pm Concurrent Sessions 4 (continued) Walnut Symposium Forgiveness and Hope as Pathways to Decrease Prejudice and Increase Inclusivity in a Multicultural Society following Terrorism Chair: Sarah Berkey Milam, MA Presenters: Ben Darling, MA, Chelsea Latorre, MEd, Adrionia Molder, MS, Sarah Berkey Milam, MA, Connor Fais, MA, & Tim Swiger, MS (West Virginia University) Maple Roundtable Can You Lose Something That Was Never Yours? A Discussion about Racial/Ethnic Identity Loss and Grief Jennifer J. Bordon, MA, & Lei Wang, MEd (University at Albany, SUNY & Indiana University Bloomington) Oak Roundtable 1 The Magical Millennials: Moving Past Stereotypes and Processing Our Work with the Next Generation of Students, Clients, and Leaders Elyssa M. Klann, BA (Indiana University Bloomington) Roundtable 2 Self-Care for Graduate Students in Counseling Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling Julia C. Phillips, PhD, & Miranda J. Villard, BA (Cleveland State University) Persimmon Roundtable Walking the Talk: Student Led Development of a Social Justice Outreach Organization Eric R. McCurdy, MA, & Kathleen Alto, MA (University of Akron) Redbud Roundtable Caring for Teachers Naime Elcan, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) 11:35 am – 1:00 pm Frangipani Room Luncheon 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Concurrent Sessions 5 Sassafras Experiential Session Healing through Purposeful Reading: A Clinician’s Initial Experience with Bibiliotherapy Ashley E. Poklar, MEd (Cleveland State University) Walnut Symposium Programming and Outreach in Sport and Performance Psychology Chairs: I. Shujaa Keino Miller, MA, & Jesse Steinfeldt, PhD Presenters: Matthew Powless, MSEd, Nicole T. Gabana, MS, Aaron W. Halterman, MS, & Jessica L. David, BS (Indiana University Bloomington) Maple Social Justice Project Speaking Out for Syrian Refugees: A Creative Appeal to the Governor of Indiana Olivia Scott, MS, Jeneice Shaw, MS, & Sarah Berkey Milam, MA (West Virginia University) CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 17 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Concurrent Sessions 5 (continued) Oak Roundtable 1 Bilingual Counseling: Where Do We Go From Here? Lei Wang, MEd, Patricia D. Gonzalez, BA, & Jacks Cheng, EdM, MA (Indiana University Bloomington) Roundtable 2 Integrating Diversity and Cultural Considerations in Suicide Prevention Outreach Programming Khanh N. Nghiem, PhD (Ball State University) Persimmon Roundtable Becoming a Social Advocate in Graduate School Zachary Elison, MSEd, Aieyat Zalzala, MSEd, Martin Nolasco, MSEd, Alia Azmat, BS, & Ayşe Çiftçi, PhD (Purdue University) Redbud Roundtable First-Hand Perspectives of Integrated Behavioral Health Daniel M. Goldberg, MSEd, & Shakira L. Smith, BS (Indiana University Bloomington) 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Concurrent Sessions 6 Sassafras Experiential Session The Gratitude Group Program: Practicing Gratitude Together Nicole T. Gabana, MS, Nancy Blackwell, MS, EdS, Nancy Goodrich, BS, Yue Li, MS, & Y. Joel Wong, PhD (Indiana University Bloomington) Walnut Symposium Know More Secrets: A Social Justice Program Chair: Alyssa Brown, M.A. Presenters: Kerry Beduna, MA, & Alyssa Brown, MA (Ball State University) Maple Live Skills Demonstration Teaching to Your Strengths: A Workshop on Core Reflection Thomas Browning, MS (Indiana University Bloomington) Oak Roundtable 1 The Battle of Adjustment: Psychology Doctoral Students and Their Family and Friends Julia Cawthra, MA, & Jacks Cheng, EdM, MA (Indiana University Bloomington) Roundtable 2 Racism as a Mental Health Condition Joseph R Morris, PhD, & Kyrai Antares, MA (Western Michigan University) Persimmon Roundtable Breaking-Down Walls and Standing in Solidarity: The Role of Counseling Psychologists in Dismantling Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Roberto L. Abreu, MS, EdS, & Minnah W. Farook, MA (University of Kentucky) 18 CONFERENCE PROGRAM SATURDAY APRIL 9 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm IU Art Museum Museum Tour (free admission) The Indiana University Art Museum’s internationally acclaimed collection, ranging from ancient gold jewelry and African masks to paintings by Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso, includes over 45,000 objects representing nearly every art-producing culture throughout history. Please gather at 2:50 pm at the Tree Suite Lounge and a volunteer will lead the group to the museum which is only a short walk away. 4:00 pm Adjournment END OF PROGRAM Thank you for attending the conference! We hope that you have thoroughly enjoyed the conference and its programming and amenities. Until next year, Counseling Psychology Program Indiana University Bloomington 2016 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON
