Welcome! The Social Work Department at the University of Findlay in partnership with the ADAMHS Board of Hancock County welcome you to our conference today. We are excited that you have chosen to be part of this experience with us and we hope that we can continue this as an annual tradition in the future. Thank you for participating today in trying to further our appreciation for the various pathways that can lead to recovery. We recognize that everyone is an individual and we appreciate the idea that there are many unique approaches to recovery. Whether you are a presenter or a participant, we appreciate you being here today and furthering our efforts to create a healthier community of support for everyone.
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Acknowledgements The team would like to extend their utmost gratitude:
Thank you to the ODMHS Board for the funding to support this conference. Thank you to the ADAMHS Board of Hancock County, in particular Precia Shanks-Stuby for the encouragement and support for this event. Thank you to the University of Findlay for providing the space to host this event today and Sodexho for providing the refreshments and lunch. Thank you to the Social Work students at the University of Findlay for volunteering for this event.
Special acknowledgments to Megan Gonyer, Sarah Stubbs and April Blue for their assistance in organizing this conference. Thank you also to Mooney Design for the creative program design for this event. Thank you to the community at large and to the professionals the work tirelessly each day to provide the excellent care for those that need it most.
General Info Parking Please park in the lot located behind the Winebrenner Seminary building. University of Findlay security is aware that we are having visitors on campus today. However, if for some reason you get a ticket, please bring it to one of the volunteers in the bright green shirts for assistance.
Refreshments & Lunch A continental breakfast will be provided in the atrium prior to the start of the conference. There will be a boxed lunch available prior to the panel discussion at 11:45am. There will also be a light snack around 2:00pm for attendees during the afternoon break. Please check the schedule for details. If you have particular dietary needs, the Center for Student and Business Life has a multitude of dining options available for you. Any questions you have, please feel free to locate a conference volunteer for assistance.
WiFi The University of Findlay has WiFi. Simply log in as a guest on your device.
Look For the Green Shirts The University of Findlay Social Work Club students will be wearing green shirts identifying themselves as volunteers should you need any assistance throughout the conference.
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CEU Information There will be six hours of continuing education credits available for both social workers and counselors. Attendees will need to sign in at the registration table and provide an evaluation at the end of the day. There will be a code provided at the end of each session that will help to document your attendance for the day. A certificate of attendance will be provided at the end of the conference once the sheet with the session codes and the evaluation is collected by the conference administrators. The Social Work program at the University of Findlay is an approved provider of continuing education units for social workers by the Ohio Counselor, Social Work and Marriage and Family Therapy Board. Century Health is an approved provider of continuing education units for counselors by the Ohio Counselor, Social Work and Marriage and Family Therapy Board. All powerpoints will be available online. Enter this URL into your browser to access them https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IBZjxeh4vpd19OUZ-KOWTQSPzm-iaJv0?usp=sharing
Panelist Information Kim Kehl
Ryan Faughsnaugh
Daniel Harmon
Cara Davies- Moderator
kim.kehl@MHA.ohio.gov dharmon@findlay.com
Julia Yingling
yinglingj@findlay.edu
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rfausnaugh@hancocksafechildren.com davies@findlay.edu
Schedule of Events 8:00am 8:00am – 8:45am 9:00am 9:15am – 10:30am
Doors Open & Registration Begins Registration Open Book signing by Dr. Jamie Marich Opening Remarks Kim Kiehl- state ODHMS rep Keynote Speaker Dr. Jaimie Marich- Trauma and the 12 Steps | WTS Auditorium
10:30am – 11:00am
Q&A with Dr. Jaimie Marich
11:00am – 11:30am
Break Check Out Resource Tables | WTS Atrium
11:30am – 11:45am
Lunch Grab your provided boxed lunch & head into WTS Auditorium
11:45am – 12:45pm
Vicarious Trauma Panel Moderator, Dr. Cara Davies | WTS Auditorium
12:45pm – 1:00pm
Break Check Out Resource Tables | WTS Atrium
1:00pm – 2:30pm 2:30pm – 2:45pm
Breakout Session #1 See page 8 For Session Options & Locations Break Check Out Resource Tables & Refreshments | WTS Atrium
2:45pm – 4:15pm
Breakout Session #2 See page 9 For Session Options & Locations
4:15pm – 4:30pm
Closing Remarks / Evaluations
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Keynote Speaker
Dr. Jamie Marich Jamie Marich’s friends and colleagues describe her as a renaissance woman. A dancer, musician, performer, writer, clinical counselor, and registered expressive arts therapist, Marich unites these elements of her experience to achieve an ultimate mission: bringing the art and joy of healing to others. Marich’s career in counseling and human services began while she worked in Bosnia-Hercegovina from 2000-2003. While in Bosnia, Marich served as an English and music teacher, in addition to working freelance for other humanitarian aid projects. Marich is the founder of the Institute for Creative Mindfulness and she currently works in private practice after obtaining many years of experience in inpatient mental health, inpatient chemical dependency, and outpatient dual diagnosis treatment, travels the country for several professional continuing education providers, offering instruction on a variety of clinical topics.
Find more about Jamie Marich at DrJamieMarich.com
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Winebrenner History Winebrenner Theological Seminary (WTS) was established in 1942 as a graduate school of theology of Findlay College renamed The University of Findlay in 1989. In 1961, Winebrenner received its charter from the State of Ohio, to become an independent, degreegranting institution.
Winebrenner was founded by the Churches of God, General Conference (CGGC), an evangelical denomination headquartered in Findlay, Ohio. The Seminary derives its name from the founder of the denomination, John Winebrenner, who established the group in 1825 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
1st Floor (Ground)
2nd Floor
Map Legend Restrooms
Stairway
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Breakout Session 1:00pm – 2:30pm
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Sandy Monfort MS, LSW, LICDC Reentry Coordinator & Jail Navigation
Enhancing Recovery through Group Treatment in Trauma: An overview of two Evidence-Based CBT programs for men & women
Coleman Professionals, Lima
In this session, Sandra Monfort and Kelly Biese of Coleman Professionals will highlight two separate evidence-based approaches to trauma recovery. Trauma Recovery Empowerment Model (TREM), a 33-session closed group approach, and Breaking the Chains of Trauma-a Moral Reconation TherapyMRT workbook (TF-MRT), an 8-session open-ended group. Both programs are included on SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices, and TREM is highlighted as one of SAMHSA’s integrated models for trauma treatment.
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Treatment of Trauma as the Treatment of Addiction
Kelly Biese, MSW, LSW, LICDC Outpatient Therapist
Holly Schweitzer Dunn, LISW Landon Dunn, LICDC, LISW-S Mind Body Health Associates
WTS Auditorium Ellyn Schmiesing, LSW, COTA/L
FOCUS: Recovery and Wellness Community
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Presenters will offer treatment conceptualizations based on the scientifically proven fact that trauma is held in the body and that the body must be included in the healing process for treatment to be all-encompassing and thorough. Awareness of the interconnectedness between the cognitive, emotional, spiritual and physical domains of a client is essential in assisting a client to bring healing into their lives. Interventions from CBT, Attachment Theory, EMDR, Mindfulness, Polyvagal Theory, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy will be discussed which research underpinnings of all shared.
Peer-led Intervention in Healing Trauma & Addiction This breakout session will focus on the healing of addiction and trauma through a peer-led intervention. The session will provide information on the value of peer-based recovery supports, particularly within a community-based setting, as well as healing within the context of drumming. The session will end with an exercise in experiential learning.
Breakout Session 2:45pm – 4:15pm
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Heidi Mercer, LSW Bluffton University Social Work Program Northwest Ohio Rescue & Restore Coalition | Hancock Co. Chapter
Human Trafficking & Its Relationship to Prolonged Trauma and Drug Addiction This workshop introduces participants to human trafficking with the components of substance use and trauma. Drugs and human trafficking can often go hand in hand. Drugs can be used in various stages of trafficking for the victim. Those in active substance use can be vulnerable to trafficking and other individuals can be drugged as a grooming effort into trafficking. This training will define what human trafficking is, how drugs are used to fuel the trafficking trade, how trauma impacts victims/survivors and how professionals can recognize and respond to survivors of human trafficking.
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Warren C. Morris MD FASAM Board Certified Addiction Medicine Board Certified Internal Medicine
Medication Assisted Treatment of Opiate Use Disorder This session will go over a brief History of Opiate Addiction Treatment in the United States and the Role of MAT Medications and their effect on outcomes. Patient Heterogeneity and the effect on outcomes along with coprimary Psychiatric Issues and their treatments. This breakout session will also discuss the changing role of psychosocial treatment in addiction.
Fellow American Society of Addiction Medicin National Faculty American Society of Addiction Medicine
WTS Auditorium
Catherine Crawford, LPC-CR Century Health
Understanding the Brain When Dealing with Trauma Session will introduce concepts of Tri-Phasic Model and highlighting the first phase of Safety and Stabilization where clinicians will get to take away an understanding of activating the parasympathetic nervous system to re-train the brain that it is in the present verses the brain believing that it is stuck in the past.
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In Attendance You can find these organizations in the Atrium during various breaks. See Schedule
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