Summer - Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services

Summer
2015
Workshop Schedule
Eugenia Cash, LSW, MSSA, CDCA Board Chair
William M. Denihan
Chief Executive Officer
IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH WELLNESS, RECOVERY AND INDEPENDENCE
TRAINING INSTITUTE
Summer 2015
Workshop Schedule
IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
Improving Lives Through Wellness,
Recovery and Independence
Board of Directors
Eugenia Cash, LSW, MSSA, CDCA
Chair
David E. Biegel, Ph.D.
Vice Chair
Pythias D. Jones, M.D.
Second Vice Chair
Reginald C. Blue, Ph.D.
Elsie Caraballo
Richard A. Folbert
Rev. Benjamin F. Gohlstin, Sr.
Cassi Handler
The Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board of Cuyahoga County’s Training Institute is an approved
provider through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board and the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, Marriage and Family
Therapist Board offering Recognized Clock Hours (RCH) to Chemical Dependency Professionals as well as Continuing Professional
Education hours (CPE) to Counselors and Social Workers.
Fees for the ADAMHS Board Training Institute workshops are $25 per half-day (2-4 hour) session and $45 for a full-day (5+
hour) session. Occasionally, workshops will be offered free on an as-needed basis per topic. Workshop fees are non-refundable.
The ADAMHS Board is using Eventbrite to process ALL registrations. Payment can be made by credit card and/or checks made
payable to the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County. Invoices may be sent to organizations. All workshop participants must
be registered and confirmed in advance through Eventbrite. An order confirmation and entrance ticket to the workshop will be
e-mailed through Eventbrite immediately after the registration process is complete. Walk-ups and cash payments will not be
accepted.
To register for a workshop, visit the Web site listed at the end of each workshop description. Please note that each session
has its own unique Web address. If you want to attend more than one session, you must register for each session individually
through its unique Web site.
Please arrive on time for all scheduled workshops. If you arrive late to a workshop you will not receive a certificate. Partial
credit will not be given. In order to receive a certificate of completion, you must be present for the entire workshop.
General Information:
All workshops are held in the Training Institute, located in the ADAMHS Board offices on the 6th Floor of the United Bank
Building, 2012 West 25th Street. Free parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. All visitors must check-in at
the blue Parking Attendant Booth located in the lot directly behind the building on the east side of West 26th Street. Visitors
are to inform the attendant that they are visiting the ADAMHS Board and will be directed to available parking spaces or
may receive complimentary valet parking. Please bring the ticket provided to you from the attendant to the ADAMHS Board
receptionist for validation. Free and metered parking is also available on the street.
Steve Killpack, MS
Charlotte Rerko, MSN, RN,BC
J. Richard Romaniuk, Ph.D., LISW, LICDC
Eileen Saffran, LISW-S
Harvey A. Snider, Esq.
Ericka L. Thoms
Mary R. Warr, M. Ed.
Anngela Williams
William M. Denihan
Chief Executive Officer
2012 W. 25th Street, 6th Floor
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
ph. (216) 241-3400
fax (216) 861-5067
www.adamhscc.org
Participants must meet the minimum education level and
credential requirements indicated:
OPEN LEVEL
ENTRY LEVEL
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
Open to anyone seeking the most basic understanding/awareness of the topic presented.
ADVANCED LEVEL
Registrants must be Professional Counselors, Professional Clinical Counselors, Licensed
Independent Social Workers, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor III’s, Licensed
Independent Chemical Dependency Counselors, Registered Nurses, a D.O. or M.D. or have a
Ph.D. in Psychology, Counseling or Human Services.
Registrants must be Certified Chemical Dependency Assistants,
Registered Applicants for Prevention, Social Worker Assistant or STNA.
Registrant must be a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor II,
Licensed Social Worker, or Licensed Professional Nurse.
For Recognized Clock Hours (RCH) and Continuing Professional Education hours (CPE), refer to the following codes:
C -- Chemical Dependency Specific
R -- Related to the Chemical Dependency Field
S -- Clinical Supervision
D -- Diagnostic Training
P -- Prevention Specific
Example: 2.75 RCH 06-0709-17PVN-CD
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Prescription Drug Abuse
Dr. Paul Martin, DO
May 29, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
FEE: $45
Entry/Intermediate
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1315-17PVN-C
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has classified prescription drug
abuse as an epidemic. According to a 2010 study, approximately 7
million people in the U.S. or 2.7 percent of the population, annually abuse
prescription drugs. Many people who get involved with illegal drugs start
with prescription drugs as they are frequently viewed as safer than illegal
drugs because they are prescribed by doctors. CDC data published
in February of 2013 showed opioid analgesics were involved in about
three of every four pharmaceutical overdose deaths. We will discuss in
depth the most commonly abused prescription drugs to include opioids,
anxiolytics, stimulants and sedative/hypnotics. Additionally we will
discuss signs of prescription medication abuse, short/long term effects of
abuse, intervention strategies and treatment.
To register for this session, please use Eventbrite. Click this link:
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IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND A WORKSHOP
FOR WHICH YOU ARE CONFIRMED,
PLEASE CALL TONYA BIRNEY,
ADAMHS BOARD TRAINING OFFICER,
AT (216) 241-3400, EXT. 813.
No refunds will be provided.
Participants who were denied admission to a closed
workshop will be placed on a waiting list and granted
admission in the event of a cancellation.
Wait-listed individuals will be contacted in the order
in which the requests were received.
Effective Therapy with Black Families
Natalie Whitlow, Ph.D.
June 10, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Intermediate/Advanced
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-R
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
Supervising Therapeutic Staff
Renita C. Allen, MSSA, LISW-S
June 2, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Intermediate
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-S
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
FEE: $45
Recently promoted from clinician to supervisor? Are you nervous about
maintaining a good working relationship with your colleagues while
demonstrating to upper management that they made the right decision?
If this is you, then you will want to attend this workshop. This workshop
will define Supervision and Clinical Supervision and help participants
to attend to roles, responsibilities and boundaries in order to respond to
contexts that shape clinical practice. Attendees will learn how to apply
critical thinking to inform and communicate professional judgments in
supervision while utilizing conceptual frameworks to guide the supervision
process of assessments, interventions and evaluations.
FEE: $45
Four common issues that Black families struggle with will be identified,
described, and explored. The issues to be addressed include: (1)
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, (2) Multiple Caretakers, (3) Young
Parents, and (4) Cooperative Parenting Issues. Participants will learn
therapeutic approaches and therapeutic interventions for effectively
working with Black families, such as culturally-relevant parenting training,
increasing self-esteem, effective coping strategies, infusing dispositional
optimism, etc. Interactive portions of the training will allow participants
to gain experience with applying interventions.
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An Introduction to the Inner World of Incest
Survivors and Tips to Reestablishing their
Psychological Health
Natalie Whitlow, Ph.D.
June 24, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
FEE: $45
Intermediate/Advanced
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-R
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
The focus of this workshop is the taboo subject of incest. We will gain a
clear understating of incest, will explore diversity issues related to incest,
and will identify the most common offender-victim incest relationships.
Participants will learn about the holistic effect of incest and understand
how they translate into clinical symptoms and diagnoses. Participants
will learn a variety of effective treatment approaches, including systems
theory approach, to effectively work with incest.
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Zzz’s to Health: Supporting Sleep for Better
Functioning
Stacy Simera, MSSA, LISW-S, SAP
July 14, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Open
FEE: $45
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
Chronic sleep deprivation, even as little as one hour less sleep per night
than is needed, has been associated with depression, anxiety, substance
abuse, risk-taking, aggression, bullying, sports injuries, diabetes, and
more. Given that the most common sleep disorder is a lack of awareness,
there is much we can do to intervene in this vital determinate of health.
The purpose of this workshop is to educate consumers and professionals
on sleep needs through the lifespan, the most common barriers to sleep,
the effects of chronic sleep deprivation and the ways to support healthy
sleep.
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Human Trafficking and Beyond
Tanisha L. Knighton, Ph.D.
July 23, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Open
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RSP
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
FEE: $45
The workshop will focus on the different types of missing persons, analyze
the profiles and vulnerability factor of “victims”, recruitment and grooming
tactics used by traffickers of both sexual trafficking and labor trafficking,
terminology and rules associated with the pimping subcultures, provide
tips on how to identify and interact with “victims”, legislative changes in
both Ohio and the nation, the impact social media has on how business is
done, and some common problems and pitfalls associated with attempts
to match deceased persons with missing persons through a presentation
of a number of case studies.
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Working with African American Males:
Treating Trauma, Aggression & Apathy
LaToya Logan, ABD, MSSA, LISW-S
July 31, 2015
8:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Open
6 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
6 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
FEE: $45
There are a high number of African American adolescent males involved
in criminal activity prior to the age of 13, which has a significant impact
on the community. Many of these young men have a unique experience
that often leads to maladaptive behavior and are evaluated as apathetic
or uncaring. This workshop will re-frame their experiences from a trauma
perspective, develop clinician’s ability to assess apathy and respond to
it therapeutically. You will learn how to assess and respond to apathy,
as well as, how shame influences behavior in order to effectively engage
youth, build a therapeutic relationship, and impact change.
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FREE
MOVIE MONDAY
IS BACK!
The Real REAL World-Helping Young People on
their Journey to Adulthood
June 1, 2015
1:30 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Open
Trauma-Informed Approaches for Caring for
Every Child’s Mental Health
July 13, 2015
1:30 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
2 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
Open
2 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
This movie will explore emerging issues among young adults
in transition (ages 18 – 25) including employment, housing,
education, juvenile justice, and peer support.
This movie will explore the ways children and youth can
overcome traumatic experiences with appropriate supports
and interventions, as there is an increased focus on the
impact of trauma and how services systems may help to
resolve or exacerbate trauma-related issues. These systems
are beginning to revisit how they conduct their business
under the framework of a trauma-informed approach.
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Supporting Families with LGBTQ Youth
June 15, 2015
1:30 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Addressing the Behavioral Health Needs of
Adopted Children
July 27, 2015
1:30 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
2 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
2 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
2 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
Open
2 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
2 RCH’s Provider #06-1517-17PVN-RP
Open
2 CEU’s Provider # RCS110677
This movie will explore the ways that communities can
support families with LGBTQ youth. Research shows that
family acceptance contributes significantly to improving the
health and well-being for LGBTQ youth and reduces the risk
of suicide.
This movie will explore the ways that communities can
support the behavioral health needs of children and youth
who are adopted and their families. Trauma, neglect, and
attachment issues are just some of the factors that affect
the emotional and social well-being of children and young
adults who have been adopted.
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Presenter Information
Renita C. Allen, MSSA, LISW-S, serves as proprietor of Renita C. Allen, MSSA, LISW-S: Private Clinical Practice, Consulting and
Training Services. Renita has 35 years of progressive upper management and clinical experience. She has completed two post
graduate fellowships; one in Community Health Care Administration and Policy and the other in Educational Policy. Currently, she is
licensed by the State of Ohio as a Supervising Independent Social Worker. Ms. Allen is on the faculty of Cleveland State University
School for Social Work and The University of Akron School of Social Work. She is a program developer, community organizer,
advocate, clinician, educator and administrator. Renita is used as a trainer and consultant on direct practice with individuals,
families, and groups, supervision and administration, and field instruction. Ms. Allen’s clinical expertise ranges across the life
cycle with a focus in the areas of infant mortality and morbidity, juvenile justice, mental health, chemical dependency, perinatal
substance abuse, health and wellness, emotional wellness and geriatric behavioral health.
Tanisha L. Knighton, Ph.D., completed her Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology form Walden University and holds a Bachelors of
Arts degree in Sociology from Baldwin Wallace College and a Masters of Criminal Justice in Forensic Psychology from Tiffin University.
Dr. Knighton worked as a social worker with the Cuyahoga County Department of Children and Family Services from 1998 until
mid-2013. In mid-2013, she was appointed to manage the Missing Persons Unit for the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department. In
this role, she serves as a liaison between law enforcement, social services organizations, and the public to ensure missing citizen
of Cuyahoga County safely return. Dr. Knighton has provided training on enhancing group therapy strategies, working with sexual
offenders, treating juvenile sexual offenders, working with victims of sexual abuse, sexting, teen sexuality, missing persona and
human trafficking for a variety of agency’s including The Ohio Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (OHATSA), The Ohio
Association of Child Caring Agencies (OACCA), Applewood Centers, The Northeast Ohio Mentor Network, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc., and the Renee Jones Empowerment Center. Dr. Knighton is an approved Ohio Child Welfare Training Program (OCWTP) Trainer.
LaToya Logan, ABD, MSSA, LISW-S, completed a Doctorate of Education in Higher Education and Adult Learning through Walden
University and a Masters of Science in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University. As a licensed independent
social worker-supervisor with more than eight years of clinical experience working with mentally ill and court involved children,
adolescents, and adults, LaToya has instructed several college psychology and criminal justice courses. LaToya’s interest is in
successfully building adolescent and young adults advocacy skills.
Dr. Paul Martin, DO, completed a residency in psychiatry at Case/Metrohealth and a fellowship in Forensic Medicine, Syracuse
University. In addition to several years as a staff psychiatrist working in jails, crisis centers and prisons, he has served as consultant
to State of Wisconsin public defenders regarding competency issues. As a consultant, he has presented throughout the states of
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio to social services, law enforcement, probation, school personnel, businesses and universities on
topics of mental health issues, stress and violence in the workplace, and adolescent violence.
Stacy Simera, MSSA, LISW-S, SAP, is the chair of the Sleep Committee for the Ohio Adolescent Health Partnership and serves on
the Executive Board of the national non-profit Start School Later. She was named Ohio NASW 2014 “Social Worker of the Year” in
large part due to her advocacy for public health and was subsequently honored by the Ohio Senate. She has presented on the topic
of sleep at various state conferences including the Ohio Public Health Combined Conference, The All-Ohio Institute on Community
Psychiatry Conference, the Ohio NASW Annual Conference, and the Ohio School Nurses Association Annual Conference. Ms. Simera
also provides counseling for children, adolescents and adults at Gary Robinson & Associates in Kent, and is an adjunct instructor
as Stark State College and conducts training across the state for the Ohio Child Welfare Training Program.
Natalie M. Whitlow, Ph.D., received her B.A. in Psychology from Clark Atlanta University and her Master’s degree and Ph.D. in
Counseling Psychology from The University of Missouri-Columbia. Dr. Whitlow completed her pre-doctoral internship at the University
of Maryland-College Park counseling center. Dr. Whitlow’s dissertation was entitled “The Development and Validation of the Whitlow
Measure of Afrocentric Relationship Attitudes,”which was designed to examine and assess the African American relationship from
an Afrocentric perspective. Dr. Whitlow worked as a mental health therapist at an Afrocentric community mental health agency for
five years, working effectively with Black families. With her dissertation research and clinical experience with the African American
population as her foundation, Dr. Whitlow has established herself as an up-and-coming researcher and practitioner in the area of
Black family dynamics. Dr. Whitlow is married with two children, was raised in Hampton, VA with one sister by her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Whitlow, Jr., and she has one niece.
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Registration Information!!
The ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County is using Eventbrite to manage ALL
registrations to its Training Institute workshops. Payment can be made by
credit card or check made payable to the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County.
Organizations may be invoiced.
All workshop participants must be registered and confirmed in advance through
Eventbrite. An order confirmation and entrance ticket to the workshop will
be e-mailed through Eventbrite immediately after the registration process is
complete. Walk-ups and cash payments will not be accepted.
To register for a workshop, visit the Web site listed at the end of each workshop
description. Please note that each session has its own unique Web address. If
you want to attend more than one session, you must register for each session
individually through its unique Web site.
If you have any questions, contact Tonya Birney, Training Officer, at
216-241-3400, ext. 813, or at [email protected].
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The ADAMHS Board has arranged for the presenters to provide the trainings and/or topics listed in this brochure. While ADAMHS Board staff have taken steps to ensure that
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the presenters are qualified to offer the topics, the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County assumes no responsibility for workshop content, participant
interpretation
material presented nor the application of the information presented.
Summer
2015
2012 W. 25th Street, 6th Floor
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
TRAINING INSTITUTE
Workshop Schedule