|
| |
2013 Wisconsin Public Psychiatry Network Teleconference Schedule
We encourage your participation in our mental health teleconferences. The
presentations occur every other Thursday from 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. CST.
REGISTRATION: Register before participation at the
Teleconference
Registration site (exit DHS). For registration questions, contact Sola Millard at sola.millard@wisconsin.gov
or (608) 261-6743.
PARTICIPATION: On the day of the presentation, call toll free: 1-877-820-7831 before 11:00 a.m. CST and enter the PARTICIPANT PASSCODE:
107633# when prompted.
EVALUATION: After the teleconference, please fill out the
Teleconference Evaluation (exit DHS). You must complete the
teleconference evaluation within TWO weeks of the presentation in order to earn continuing education hours (CEHs).
We do not provide CEHs for listening to an audio recording.
Learn more about the Mental Health
Teleconference series.
Spring Teleconference Flyer |
Summer Teleconference Flyer | Archive 2013
Teleconference Schedule
Upcoming 2013 Mental Health Teleconferences
| Date |
Topic |
Presenter |
| Jan 10 |
What's New in Motivational Interviewing: MI-Third Edition
Handout 1 |
Handout 2 |
Audio
Recording |
Scott Caldwell, MA, CSAC |
| Jan 24 |
Motivational Interviewing,
Part II
Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
Handout 3 |
Handout
4 |
Audio Recording |
Scott Caldwell, MA, CSAC |
| Feb 7 |
Part I: Secondary Traumatic Stress -- Part I: Is
an occupational hazard inherent in the difficult work of human
services professionals. Part 1 will provide information on the
nature and impact of STS, differentiate between STS and burn-out,
and discuss why human service professionals are vulnerable.
Handout 1 |
Handout 2
|
Handout 3
|
Handout 4 |
Audio
Recording |
Sharon Locklin,
BS and
Tammy, MSSW Snortum |
| Feb 21 |
Part II: Secondary Traumatic Stress -- Will focus on the Professional Quality
of Life Scale, the personal and professional impact of STS, as well
as introducing individual coping skills and social support
strategies to mitigate the impact of STS on work performance and
individual well-being.
Handout 1 |
Handout 2 |
Handout 3 |
Handout 4 |
Handout 5 |
Handout 6 |
Handout 7 |
Handout 8 |
Audio
Recording |
Sharon Locklin,
BS and
Tammy Snortum, MSSW |
| Mar 7 |
Psychological First Aid --This presentation will
describe evidence-based modalities including Psychological First
Aid (PFA) and Skills for Psychological Recovery (SPR) for
responding to acute traumatic stress incidents.
Handout 1 |
Handout 2 |
Handout 3
|
Handout 4 |
Christine Dunning, PhD |
| Mar 21 |
Emergency
Detention: Values and Limits Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
Ron Diamond, MD |
| Apr 4 |
Asperger's Disorder - This presentation will focus on
transition age youth and adults on the autism spectrum. The
presentation will highlight the use of video modeling as a tool
for teaching skills.
Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
Bonnie Lubet, MS |
| Apr 18 |
Mental Health Needs of the
Deaf/Hard of Hearing - During the overview, we will cover
discussion of the language, working with interpreters, nuances
that affect their presentation, and how to handle their
situation when they've presented for treatment.
Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
Melissa Goelitz, MD |
| May 2 |
Brief Overview of the DSM-5
Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
David
Mays, MD |
| May 16 |
Perfect Depression Care-Dr. Coffey
will describe the essential elements of his award-winning
'Perfect Depression Care Program' at Henry Ford Health System, a
quality improvement initiative which has been associated with a
dramatic and unprecedented reduction in the rate of suicide
among an HMO patient population.
Handout
1 |
Handout
2 |
C. Edward Coffey, MD |
| May 30 |
Chapter 51: Civil Commitment
Process-The presenters will provide an overview of Chapter
51 of Wisconsin State Statutes, which covers the civil
commitment process. Information to be discussed includes mental
illness as defined in Chapter 51, standards of dangerousness,
the legal process and potential outcomes. |
Galen Strebe, Asst. Corporation
Council
and Sarah Henrickson, LCSW |
| June 13 |
Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy-This
presentation will provide a brief description of MDFT, a
family-based treatment system for adolescent substance use,
delinquency, and related behavioral and emotional problems. |
Cynthia Green, MSW, CSAC |
| June 27 |
Qigong and Mental Health: Practical
Applications You Can Begin Using Today-In this presentation
you will be given a thumbnail sketch of Traditional Chinese
Medicine, how it views disease/health, and discuss the concept
and role of Qi, or Energy, in managing mental health. You will
also be asked to kick off your shoes, put a smile on your face
and begin a personal practice of Qigong, or Energy Exercise, for
your health and for those you serve. |
David
Nelson, PhD |
| July 11 |
An Update on Bipolar Disorder Treatments-This
presentation will focus on evidence-based treatments for bipolar
disorder, including some oldies-but-goodies as well as some of
the latest and greatest. |
Claudia
Reardon, MD |
| July 25 |
Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy |
Tim Bautch, LPC |
| Aug 8 |
The Long Road Home: Helping our Newest
War Veterans Readjust and Reengage-This presentation
provides an overview of the most common clinical issues
affecting today’s combat veterans and offers ideas about how to
facilitate growth and change in their lives. |
Catherine Coppolillo, PhD |
| Aug 22 |
Cognitive Behavioral Assessment and Treatment of Social
Anxiety Disorder-This lecture will discuss the assessment
and cognitive-behavioral treatment of social anxiety disorder.
Specific areas of focus will be signs and symptoms of social
anxiety disorder and how to distinguish from normal shyness, as
well as associated features and assessment screening tools for
social anxiety disorder. |
Brad Riemann, PhD |
| Sept 5 |
|
|
| Sept 19 |
Working with Severe Trauma in Adults |
Sue
Moran, LPC, CSAC |
| Oct 3 |
|
|
| Oct 17 |
| |
| Oct 31 |
Partnering with Primary Care Clinicians
in Your Community to Promote Children’s Mental Health |
Arianna
Keil, MD |
| Nov 14 |
TBD |
Dr.
Diamond, MD |
| Nov 28 |
Holiday | |
| Dec 12 |
Update on Psychotropic Medications |
Art
Walaszek, MD |
Contact: Sola Millard at sola.millard@wisconsin.gov
or (608) 261-6743.
View Teleconference Details by Year:
2013
schedule | 2013 archive |
2012 |
2011 |
2010
PDF: The free Adobe Acrobat Reader software is needed to
view print portable document format (PDF) files. Learn more.
Last Revised:
May 17, 2013
|
