Ohio State 5th Annual MH/MR Conference: Mental Health Aspects: Treatment & Support November 15 & 16, 2007 Crowne Plaza North Hotel Columbus, OH Cosponsers, Objectives, CE Credits & Keynote Bios Conference Schedule Registration Form Hotel Information Co-Sponsored By: NADD Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH) Ohio Department of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities (ODMR/DD) Ohio Coordinating Center of Excellence in MI/MRDD (Sponsored by ODMH, ODMR/DD and ODDC) Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (ODADAS) Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission (RSC) Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC) Ohio League For The Mentally Retarded (OLMR) Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities Educational Objectives: Upon completion of the program participants will be able to: Identify five (5) major components of successful restraint reduction programs across treatment settings; Identify two diagnostic criteria adaptations to the DSM-IV-TR; Develop a Least Restrictive Treatment model that is agency and person specific; List methods for data collection and preparation of referral information to facilitate the neurological evaluation process; Identify specific programming needs related to improving resident food choices; Discuss policy options for addressing health care needs; Identify the major features of Williams syndrome; Identify vulnerabilities to specific mental health concerns in individuals with ASD; Identify the characteristics of personality disorders that may result from intellectual disability; Identify at least two methods to increase IDT communication/collaboration; Identify resources available and needed to pursue career opportunities in the arts; List medication classes and options within these classes, in the treatment of mood disorders in individuals with DD; Identify and develop concrete team member counseling roles; and Identify how attitudes regarding ID may be shaped by experience. Continuing Education Credits: RN/LPN, Social Work, Counselor, Psychology The Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH) is an approved Authorized Provider of continuing education and training by the International Association for Continuing Eeducation and Training (IACET) and has awarded 5.5 contact hours and 0.55 CEUs for those completing DAY 1 and 6.0 contact hours and 0.6 CEUs for those completing DAY 2. The Ohio Department of Mental Health is approved by the Ohio Psychological Association – MCE Program to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Ohio Department of Mental Health #311334820 maintains responsibility for this program. ODMH is an approved provider of continuing education for the indicated professional disciplines and awards the following credits: RN/LPN OBN 003 92-1208 CO 5.5 contact hrs Day 1 6.0 contact hrs Day 2 COUNSELOR RCX 068915-1372CO  5.5 CPEs Day 1 6.0 CPEs Day 2 SOCIAL WORK RSX 088902-1382CO 5.5 CPEs Day 1 6.0 CPEs Day 2 *PSYCHOLOGY 311334820- 620 CO  5.5 MCEs Day 1 6.0 MCEs Day 2 • All participants MUST list either their social security number on the Training Report form or license number. * Psychologists MUST list their license number. Continuing Education Credits and/or Continuing Professional Development Hours This program has been approved by the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities for continuing credits for a total of 6 hours for Day 1 for the entire day, and a total of 6 hours for Day 2 for the entire day, in the following areas: Adult Services/Day Habilitation; Eearly Intervention; Investigative Agent; County Board Members; Supt/Asst Supt (Services/Programs/Supports Stream) and Service and Support Administration. NOTE: You must attend the entire day in order to receive credits/contact hours. Keynote Speaker Bios: John McGonigle, PhD, has over 30 years of clinical experience in dual disabilities. He is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Program Director for the Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders. His background and training are in Behavioral Psychology and Neuropsychiatric Disorders. He is a national consultant to health care organizations on creating restraint free environments. He has published journal articles and book chapters in behavioral and medical journals on issues related to staff training, behavioral interventions and developing systems of mental health care for Complex Needs Populations. He is the Chair of the Behavior Management Committee and Co-Chair of the Restraint and Seclusion Committee for Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Robert Fletcher, DSW, ACSW, is the Founder and CEO of the National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (NADD). He has been actively involved in clinical, program and social policy issues in the field of dual diagnosis for the past twenty-five years. He is the author and editor of professional publications and books, including Therapy Approaches in People with Mental Retardation. Dr. Fletcher’s vision has lead to the publication of the DM-ID: Diagnostic Manual–Intellectual Disability: A Textbook of Diagnosis of Mental Disorders in Persons with Intellectual Disability and the DM-ID: Diagnostic Manual–Intellectual Disability: A Clinical Guide for Diagnosis of Mental Disorders in Persons with Intellectual Disability, which were written in association with the American Psychiatric Association (APA). Robert King, MD, has provided psychiatric care, as a member of multiple, community-based interdisciplinary teams, to individuals with intellectual disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Dr. King currently is the consulting psychiatrist to several assistive community treatment teams, including one based in Brock, Ontario, Canada, which exclusively supports individuals with developmental disabilities and severe and persistent mental illness. He is particularly interested in building system capacity to support individuals not previously well served by existing resources. He is a faculty member of the Departments of Psychiatry of the University of Ottawa, the University of Western Ontario and Northern Ontario School of Medicine. Dr. King has lectured extensively throughout North America.

Upcoming Conferences: Bringing Worlds Together ID:MI, Indianapolis, IN (06/16) Ohio State 7th Annual MH/MR Conference- Mental Health Aspects –Treatment & Support (09/22 & 09/23) The NADD 26th Annual Conference & Exhibit Show, New Orleans, LA (10/21/09 - 10/23/09) Complete Calendar NADD is embarking on the development of Competency-Based Dual Diagnosis Certification Programs for Programs/Facilities, Clinicians/Professionals, and Direct Support Staff.  For more information click here. New Educational Products: Down Syndrome: When to Worry about Mental Health and What to Do About It Robin Friedlander, M.D. & Peter Johnson, Ph.D. NADD # FI09-044B Details Working with People who have Intellectual Disability and Behavioral Problems: A Self-Study Guide for Interdisciplinary Team Members Ann R. Poindexter, M.D. & Paul D. Kolstoe, Ph.D. NADD # ST09-045B Details Multi-Media CDs of NADD 25th Annual Conference Presentations Presentations recorded at NADD 25th Annual Conference are available as multi-media CDs.  These CDs contain the video and Power Point from conference presentations and are a great tool for training yourself and your staff.  To order, or for additional information, click here. The Canadian Advocacy Toolkit for People and Families Living with Dual Diagnosis Susan Morris, MSW, RSW Community Networks of Specialized Care – Together Making a Positive Different for Individuals with a Dual Diagnosis in Our Communities Liz Froese, MSW,Lisa Holmes, & Elizabeth Veigh The Part of Hurt: What You Need to Know About Trauma and Those with Intellectual Disabilities Dave Hingsburger, MEd Medical Problems and Adverse Drug Events in Psychiatric Inpatients with ID Lauren Charlot, PhD Evaluation of PRN Effectiveness Chad Draper, RN, Jacqueline Watt, RN, & Larry Silk, BA Psychopharmocological and Behavioral Treatment: Not So Strange Bedfellows Jarrett Barnhill, MD & Sherman Fox, MD Assessment and Treatment of Criminal Offenders with Intellectual Disabilities Marc Goldman, MS Managing Psychiatric Behavioral Crises in Persons with Dual Diagnoses Deceil Moore, LCSW, Timothy Stultz, PhD, & James Wiltz, PhD, ACSW Practical Implications of Genetic Diagnoses for People with Developmental Disabilities Brenda Finucane, MS Behavioral Phenotypes in People with Genetic Syndromes:  Implications for How and When to Intervene Elisabeth Dykens, PhD The price for the above multimedia is:  Member:  $49.95       Non-member:  $59.95 To order, or for additional information, click here.

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