2020 Fall Conference | Co-occurring Conditions: Current Issues & Treatment for Mental Health and Addiction

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2020 Fall Conference | Co-occurring Conditions: Current Issues & Treatment for Mental Health and Addiction

$135.00

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Oct

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Oct

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12:45

Schedule Description: Join us for a powerful conference focusing on mental health and addiction trends, preventive and support services, and new strategies.

Concordia College
901 8th St S
Moorhead, MN 56562

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RESCHEDULED | Join us for a powerful conference focusing on recent mental health trends, developments in preventive and support services, specific strategies for early identification and intervention, and other related topics.

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COVID-19 Update |

Thank you for your interest in the 2020 Spring Conference.
We are committed to this important topic and especially to the safety of our participants and the community as we continue to monitor all developments regarding COVID-19.

We have rescheduled the conference to October 22-23. We are working with speakers to confirm their schedules and hope to have an accurate agenda posted soon. Thank you for your patience as we navigate through these changes.

The Graduate & Continuing Studies Team

Breakfast, lunch, and refreshments provided Thursday
Breakfast and refreshments provided Friday
Group discounts apply. All registrations must occur on the same transaction.
3 or more 5% | 5 or more 7% | 10 or more 10%

9.5 CEUs for MN and ND social work professionals

Concordia Campus Map | Directions to Knutson Campus Center

Nearly 1 in 5 or 46.6 million Americans (NIH, 2017) are affected by mental health and substance abuse disorders each year, yet it's estimated less than half receive proper treatment. As professionals, our ability to perform appropriate assessments, and intervene effectively, will enable us to have a positive impact on our clients and in our communities. The conference will focus on trends, developments and specific strategies for dealing with the complexity of co-occurring conditions.

Join us for a powerful conference benefiting all professionals working with addiction and behavioral health issues. We offer valuable dialogue from a variety of industry perspectives to heighten awareness and bring about positive change. Topics include co-occurring conditions in youth, assessment methods, ADHD in women, cross addictions, crisis intervention, acceptance and forgiveness in recovery, moral courage and more.

Conference Outcomes |

Identify assessment tools available for use with clients
Understand new intervention models and trends in mental health and addictions
Examine the stigma of these disorders and gain insight and understanding of the client experience

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Social Workers
Community Counselors
Clinical Counselors
Licensed Marital and Family Therapists
Licensed Alcohol and Addiction Counselors
Healthcare Professionals
Nurses
Occupational Therapists
Psychiatric Liaisons
School Counselors
Religious Leaders
Others who work with and support those with mental health and addiction issues

As part of the conference, we are offering a block of rooms at Courtyard by Marriott in Moorhead.

1080 28th Avenue S
Moorhead, MN 56560

Hotel reservations can be made online below or by phone at 218.284.1000.
Please reference the 2020 Fall Social Work Conference at Concordia when calling for a reservation.

Group rate | $99.00 per night

Group rate is available through 9/21/20.

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October 22

Time	Description	Presenter	Location
7:30 - 8:15	Registration		Knutson Atrium
8:15– 8:30	Welcome	Dr. Laurie Dahley	Centrum
8:30 - 10:00	Opening Session \| Behavioral Health Psychopharmacology for the Multidisciplinary Team \| 1.5 CEUs	Dr. Laura Kroetsch Field Services Medical Director ND Department of Human Services
10:00 - 10:10	Break		Knutson Atrium
Concurrent Session 1 \| 1.5 CEUs
10:10 - 11:40	Multisystemic Therapy: Going Beyond Individual Therapy for Youth Psychiatric Illness and Substance Abuse	Emily Althoff	Centrum
	Co-occurring Assessment: Tips and Methods to Make Your Assessment Great	Glenn Maloney	Jones A/B
	The Underdiagnosis of ADHD in Women and Girls: Awareness and Action	Dr. Jane Indergaard	Jones C/D
	Debriefing as an Organizational Support for Self-care	Pete Singer	ISC 260
	Communication is Not the Key to Success, Connection Is	Wynn Godbold	ISC 301
11:40 - 12:15	Lunch		Anderson Commons
Concurrent Session 2 \| 1.5 CEUs
12:15 - 2:45	Stage Wise Treatment and Intervention for Co-Occurring Disorders (Part 1-continues in Session 3)	Kristi Rhen	Centrum
	Post Traumatic Stress in a Post 9/11 World	Summer Hanson	Jones A/B
	Addressing Social Determinants of Health Inside and Outside the Clinic and Hospital	Ashley Nelson Suzanne Johnson	Jones C/D
	Co-occurring Disorders and Cross Additions	Tanya Friese Lyndsie Vorhees	ISC 260
	Lessons Learned from the Community Navigator Program	Jennifer Holtz	ISC 301
2:45 - 3:00	Break		Knutson Atrium
Concurrent Session 3 \| 1.5 CEUs
3:00 - 4:30	Stage Wise Treatment and Intervention on Co-Occurring Disorders (Part 2-continued from Session 2)	Kristi Rhen	Centrum
	Bottom Up and Top Down: Rewiring the Brain That Has Lived Through Trauma	Jessica Westby Nicole Arnhold	Jones A/B
	So Sick: Tobacco Usage & What You Need to Know About Quitting	Melissa Markegard	Jones C/D
	Using Exposure and Response Prevention to Effectively Treat Obsessive Compulsive Disorder	Dr. Renae Reinardy	ISC 260
	I Am Enough: Self-discovery of Acceptance and Forgiveness in Recovery of Co-occurring Disorders	Thad Jensen	ISC 301

October 23

Time	Description	Presenter	Location
8:00 - 8:30	Breakfast		Centrum
8:30 - 9:30	Plenary Session \| Ethics Through a Moral Courage Lens (Part 1) \| 1.0 CEU	Dr. Laurie Dahley	Centrum
9:30 - 9:45	Break		Knutson Atrium
Concurrent Session 4 \| 1.5 CEUs
9:45 - 11:15	Therapeutic Response and Crisis Intervention	Shauna Eberhardt	Centrum
	Harm Reduction: Respect, Dignity and Compassion	Jan Eliassen	Jones A/B
	Agri-Cultural Competence: Effectively Serving our Farmers & Ranchers	Monica McConkey	Jones C/D
	The Impact of Early Trauma and Strategies that Bring Forth Hope and Healing	Sara Barber	ISC 260
	Suicide & Mental Health Crisis Assessments and Screenings	Kesha Anderson	ISC 301
11:15 - 11:30	Break		Knutson Atrium
11:30 - 12:30	Plenary Session \| Ethics Through a Moral Courage Lens (Part 2) \| 1.0 CEU	Dr. Laurie Dahley	Centrum
12:30 - 12:45	Closing and Certificates		Centrum

Session details coming soon.

Speaker information coming soon.

Fjelstad Hall | Concordia College
continue@cord.edu
218.299.3567

Cancellation Policy |

If you are unable to attend, please submit your cancellation request 10 or more days prior to the event by email to continue@cord.edu or call 218.299.3567. A cancellation fee will be applied to your refund. Cancellations made after that date will not be refunded. You will have the option to transfer your registration to another person. In this case, please contact us with the name and contact information of the person who will attend under your registration.

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Registrants for the event agree to allow Continuing Studies at Concordia College and its official photographer to photograph them within the context of the event. Footage captured by the official photographer may be used in future print and electronic promotional and archival materials. For questions or concerns, please call 218.299.3567 or email continue@cord.edu.

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