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2005 REAL
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Sharing
Best Practices in Mental Health Services for Children
and their Families
September 11 and 12, 2006
Portland, Oregon
Our theme this year focused on implementation,
fidelity-monitoring, and outcomes of evidence-based
practices. As part of our Real Data in Real Time
conference series, we require that all presentations
either include data in the presentation or provide
tools and resources that the attendee can walk
away with. These presentations represent services
to children and families in a variety of settings
and service systems, including child welfare,
juvenile justice, psychiatric residential treatment,
outpatient, and treatment foster care.
Our keynote speaker is Dr.
John Weisz, President and CEO, Judge Baker Children's
Center and Professor of Psychology at Harvard
Medical School. Dr. Weisz also serves
as the Director of the Network on Youth Mental
Health, funded by the MacArthur Foundation. Weisz's
research focuses on promoting youth mental health
through intervention programs in schools and community
centers.
Agenda (Abstracts included
as links in Agenda)
Sunday September 10, 2006
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| 5:30 to 7:00 PM |
WELCOME RECEPTION AT THE
MULTNOMAH HOTEL--DOWNTOWN EMBASSY SUITES
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| Monday, September 11, 2006 |
| 9:00 am to 10:00 am |
KEYNOTE:
Evidence-based Practice in Child Mental Health:
Recent News and My ESP on EBP John
R. Weisz, Ph.D., ABPP, President and CEO,
Judge Baker Children's Center and Professor
of Psychology at Harvard Medical School |
| 10:15 am to 11:45 am |
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Building
Research Capacity in a Child Mental Health
Agency: Collaborative Strategies for Integration
and Transformation
James K. Whittaker, ACSW, LICSW, Ph.D.,
University of Washington School of Social
Work, Seattle, WA and Michele Solloway,
Ph.D., Trillium Family Services, Portland,
OR
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| 11:45 am to 1:00 PM |
CATERED LUNCH
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| 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM |
EBP
for You and Me: Strategies for Putting Evidence-based
Practices into Clinical Care Settings and
Making them Work
John R. Weisz, Ph.D., ABPP, President
and CEO, Judge Baker Children's Center and
Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical
School |
Data-Based
Treatment Practice in the Residental Setting
Shawn Thiele, MSW, Assistant VP of Wraparound
Services and Deborah Morehead, MFT, Director
of Clinical Services, Hathaway-Sycamores Child
an Family Services, South Pasadena, CA |
Using
EBPs with Severely Mentally Ill Adolescents
Cindy Smith, MD, Medical Director, Phillip
Blea, LCSW, Clinical Director, and Sharon
Kerrisk, LCSW, ACSW, Clinical Administrator,
Trillium Family Services, Corvallis, OR |
| 2:45 PM to 4:15 PM |
Fidelity:
You Can Do It!
Erin Whitemore, MA, Morrison Child &
Family Services, Portland, OR
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Can
You Hear Me Now?
Tim Davis, MS, Executive Director, Chris
Dal Pra, MC, Assistant Director, and Ellen
Woltemath, LICSW, Tamarack Center, Spokane,
WA
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Learning
from Experience: The Development and Use of
Practice-based Evidence
John S. Lyons, Ph.D., Director, Mental Health
Services & Policy Program, Professor of
Psychiatry, Medicine & Preventive Medicine,
Northwestern University, IL |
| Tuesday, September 12, 2006 |
| 8:30 am to 10:00 am |
Family
Focused Positive Behavioral Support: Building
a Collaborative, Community-Based Model of
Sustainable Services for Children with ASD
and their Families
Lori R. Vallelunga, Ph.D., Center Director
and Georgia D. Winson, MS, LCPC, Director
of Operations, The Autism Program, Springfield,
IL |
The
Impact of Wraparound Sacramento Services
Mary C. Hargrave, Ph.D., CEO, River Oak Center,
Carmichael, CA |
Evidence-based
Practices in Children's Services: The Implication
for Your Organization
Robert E. Lieberman, MA, LPC, Executive Director,
Southern Oregon Adolescent Study and Treatment
Center, Grants Pass, OR |
| 10:00 am to 10:15 am |
BREAK
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| 10:15 am to 12:00 pm |
CLOSING
PLENARY: What We Know, What We Think We Know,
and What We Still Need to Know to Continue
to Transform the Children's System
John S. Lyons, Ph.D., Director, Mental Health
Services & Policy Program, Professor of
Psychiatry, Medicine & Preventive Medicine,
Northwestern University, IL a and James K.
Whittaker, ACSW, LICSW, Ph.D., University
of Washington School of Social Work, Seattle,
WA |
| 12:00 PM |
DISMISSAL
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Continuing Education
CEUs are pending; we plan to offer 8.75 NASW
and NBCC CEUs.
Conference Location
Multnomah Hotel (by Embassy Suites) 319 SW Pine
Street Portland, Oregon 97204 TEL: 503-279-9000
FAX: 503-497-9051.
CHARPP has reserved a block of suites at a special
rate of $124 per night at The Multnomah Hotel
in downtown Portland. The Multnomah Hotel is a
beautifully restored 100-year old hotel. Each
suite is unique and includes a hosted manager's
reception nightly, a complimentary full cooked-to-order
breakfast, and many other amenities.
Rooms are guaranteed at this rate until August
15, 2006. After that date, rooms may be reserved
at this rate based on availability.
Please make reservations directly with the Hotel.
You book your reservations on line or by phoning
(503) 279-9000. Identify yourself as an attendee
of the CHARPP Real Data Conference in September.
You can also register with the hotel on line
at www.embassyportland.com.
When the web page appears, input your dates of
stay and press "Go." On the next web
page that appears, click the link "Need to
book multiple group reservations." Input
group code: CHA.
Registration Fee
- $225 regular registration
- $195 early registration (received by 8/18/2006)
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations received by September 4, 2006 will
be refunded in full minus a 15% processing fee.
Cancellations made after that date cannot be refunded.
To ensure that your cancellation was received,
contact Ladonna McInnis at (541) 956-4943. ext.
1116.
For Registration Questions
Ladonna McInnis
CHARPP c/o SOASTC
715 SW Ramsey
Grants Pass,OR 97527
Email Ladonna
McInnis
PHONE: (541) 956-4943, ext. 1116
FAX: (541) 956-5463
For More Information
Jeanne Negley
CHARPP
4455 NE Highway 20
Corvallis, OR 97330
Email Jeanne
Negley
Toll-free Phone: 1-888-523-5225
Fax: 541-758-5968
Transportation to the Hotel
from Portland Airport
To get from the Portland Airport to The Multnomah
Hotel, a visitor can take a cab or the Metropolitan
Area Express (MAX) light rail. Cab: A cab costs
about $30 and take about 20-25 minutes in travel
time. MAX light rail: From the airport, you take
the MAX Red Line to City Center. Exit at Oak Street
MAX Station. Walk 0.2 miles to The Multnomah Hotel
by Embassy Suites at 314 SW Pine Street (2 blocks
west on SW Oak Street, turn right on SW 3rd Street,
walk 1 block north on SW 3rd Avenue). Cost is
$1.55; travel time is 38 minutes (including 5
minutes walking). In addition, MAX rides are free
within the downtown Portland. For more information
on MAX, visit www.tri-met.org.
Local Area Information.
To find out more about the Portland area, please
visit
www.pova.com/visitors/
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