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2008
Conference Proceedings
Sharing Best Practices in Mental Health Services
to Children and their Families
September 8 and 9, 2008
Please
note: all files are presented in PDF format and
provided in a pop-up window..
| Monday, September 8, 2008 |
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KEYNOTE
9:00 am to 10:15 am
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KEYNOTE--HELPING
CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROBLEMS:
THE GAP BETWEEN WHAT WE KNOW AND WHAT WE DO
Peter S. Jensen, MD, Chief Executive Officer,
The Reach Institute, New York City, NY |
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Session 1
10:30 am to 11:45 am
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The
Relation between Homelessness and Mental
Health among Alumni of Foster Care: Results
from the Casey Young Adult Survey
Link
to story about Johnny, a foster care child
Catherine Roller White, MA, Casey Family
Programs, Seattle, WA
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Practically
Applying Evidence-based Practices in Child
Mental Health (Additional
Presentation)
Peter S. Jensen, MD, The Reach Institute,
New York City, NY |
The
Teaching-Family Model: Systems-Driven for
Implementing an Evidence-based Practice
Shanna Draper, MA, LCSW, Utah Youth Village,
Salt Lake City, UT |
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Session 2
1:00 pm to
2:15 pm
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Creating
Primary Care Access for Mental Health Care
Clients using a Shared Care Approach
Tamison Doey, MD, FRCPC, The University
of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada |
| Behavior
Support: Neurodevelopmental Considerations
for Care(Resource
List) Rita McMillan, LCSW, Addictions
and Mental Health Division, Salem, OR |
Evidence-based
Parent Training with Families in the Child
Welfare System: Agency and Parent Perspectives
on Feasibility and Outcomes
Part 1, Part
II
Erin J. Maher, Ph.D., Casey Family Programs
Seattle, WA and Tanya Long, Parents Anonymous,
Inc., and National Parent Leader |
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Session 3
2:30 pm to
3:45 pm
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Using
Technology to Expand Service and Supports
for Rural Children and Families Steve
Trout, MA, Southern Consortium for Children,
Athens, OH
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Florida's
Implementation of Trauma-Informed Care in
Residential Settings for Youth,
Mary Armstrong, PhD, Norìn Dollard, PhD,
and Victoria Hummer, MSW, LCSW, Louis de
la Parte, Florida Mental Health Institute,
University of South Florida
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Finding a Way Home: Assisting
Families with the Transition Home Part
1: Tamarack Center, Part
II: Trillium Family Services
Ellen Woltemath, LICSW, Tamarack Center,
Spokane, WA and Phillip Blea, MSW, Trillium
Family Services, Corvallis, OR |
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Session 4
3:45 pm to
5:00 pm
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PLENARY-
Organizational Culture Meets Evidence-based
Practice-Demystifying the Dialectics
Introduction by Robert E. Lieberman,MA,LPC
Presentation by Luba Botcheva, Ph.D., The
Children's Health Council Outcomes Research
Group, Palo Alto, CA; Eric Epstein, B.S.,
Southern Oregon Adolescent Study and Treatment
Center; and Janina Nadaner, MFT, Parents Place,
Jewish Family and Children Service Agency,
San Francisco, CA |
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Tuesday, September
9, 2008
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Session 5
9:00 am to 10:15 am
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Data:
Not Just Collecting, But Acting
Shobha Mittal, MPPM, MPA and Shauna Reinhart,
MPA, Pressley Ridge, Pittsburg, PA |
Keeping Youth in the Program:
Identifying Predictors of Running and Implementing
Interventions Part
1: Adolescent Centre forTreatment,
Part II: Morrison Center
Sharon E. Clark, Ph.D., Adolescent Centre
for Treatment, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
and Nancy Preston-Royer, MS Ed., LPC, Morrison
Center Child and Family Services, Portland,
OR |
Partnering
with Youth & Families for Positive Interventions
and Outcomes
Belle Walls Montree, ACBSW, MS, LMHC,
Child and Family Services of Erie County,
Inc., Buffalo, NY |
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Session 6
10:30 am to 11:45 pm
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The
Children's Receiving Center: An examination
of key Short- and Mid-range Outcomes
Andrew Grover, MPH, ChristieCare, Portland,
OR |
| Implementation
of a Program of Outcomes Research Across Residential
Treatment Settings for Children and Youth:
Year 2
Sharon G. Portwood, JD, PhD, and A. Suzanne
Boyd, PhD, ACSW, CMSW, The University of North
Carolina at Charlotte, NC |
| Preliminary
Findings from an Evaluation of the Trillium
Proctor Home Program: Using An Evidence-Based
Program to Improve Youth Transition to Community
Michele Solloway, PhD, and Sarah Spear, BS,
Trillium Family Services, Portland, OR, and
Robert Brohmer, LMFT Albertina Kerr Centers,
Portland OR |
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