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17TH ANNUAL NADD STATE OF OHIO

IDD/MI CONFERENCE

SEPTEMBER 23 & 24, 2019 COLUMBUS MARRIOTT NORTHWEST

DUBLIN, OHIO

MENTAL HEALTH

ASPECTS

TREATMENT

AND SUPPORT

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MARRIOTT FLOOR PLAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 Welcome

3 Acknowledgments

4 Continuing Education

5 General Information

6 Schedule at-a-Glance

11 Keynote Presenters

13 Exhibitor Directory

14 NADD Membership

15 Notes

17TH ANNUAL NADD STATE OF OHIO

IDD/MI CONFERENCE

17th Annual NADD State of Ohio IDD/MI Conference2

WELCOMEWelcome to NADD’s 17th Annual NADD State of Ohio IDD/MI Conference! I am delighted to welcome you all to beautiful Dublin, Ohio for what promises to be an inspiring, engaging, and educational few days.

As always, we are focusing on the mental health aspects of treatment and support of people with intellectual disabilities. This conference gives us all the rich opportunity to share insights, learn together, and be in community with others dedicated to advocacy and to advancing research, knowledge, and best practices in the IDD/MI dual diagnosis community.

We are excited to be offering outstanding workshop content featuring industry experts. The conference will highlight topics that support and value individuals with IDD/MI, recognizing the complex combination of strengths and challenges people with IDD/MI experience, while working to advocate for greater acceptance, understanding, and awareness. You will have the opportunity to learn about different program and treatment approaches and collaborative models, reflect on lessons learned by people receiving support, and gain a deeper understanding of the systemic barriers and challenges faced by providers working to effectively meet the needs of people with complex behaviors.

This year’s keynote lecture on Monday morning, September 23rd, will be presented by Dr. Beth Barol. She will be speaking about Using the Biographical Timeline to Enhance the Empathetic Response of Professionals. This keynote will turn our attention to the biographical timeline process as a tool to figure out how to support people with multiple diagnoses and challenging behaviors in a holistic and life-enhancing manner.

On Tuesday, September 24th, our keynote presenter will be Dr. Timothy Barksdale. He will be presenting on the Practical Application of the NADD Clinical Competencies. Dr. Barksdale will identify how the NADD Clinical Competencies can be applied to all NADD members, families, clinical teams, and providers to raise standards of excellence in support of people with intellectual disabilities and co-occurring mental health challenges.

Additionally, we are offering a Monday night reception and lunch on Tuesday for all of you so that you may network and enjoy being together in this community of dedicated and likeminded professionals.

An enormous amount of work goes into hosting our conferences, and I want to express my immense appreciation for the following people, without whom this conference would not be possible: Conference Committee Chairs Tina Evans and Kathleen Coate-Ortiz and all our committee members, our conference planning partner Laura Bowe from Delaney Meeting and Event Management, as well as our generous volunteers, NADD staff, and our Board of Directors. Thank you!

This conference in Ohio is a highlight of my year and such a powerful and inspiring example of what happens when systems come together and collaborate.

We thank each of you for your support in joining us, and I wish you all a wonderful conference experience. May you be inspired, learn new things, enjoy each other’s company and gain new insights.

Jeanne M. Farr, MA, NADD Chief Executive Officer

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Ohio Conference Planning CommitteeTina Evans & Kathleen Coate-Ortiz, LISWCo-Chairs

Melissa Bacon Josh Jones

Betsy Benson, PhD Nate Kamban, MA

Laura Bowe Kimberly Mayne

Allison Cowan, MDAmy Priest, MSW, LISW, LCDC III

Jeanne Farr, MA Stephen Ruedrich, MD

Todd Feasel, lPCC-C Thomas Scheidemantel, MD

Julie P. Gentile, MD, DFAPA Jeffrey Schmunk, MS

Alaina Herrel, OCPRS Marc Tasse, PhD

Therese James, MBA, AP3 Tony Thomas, LISW-S, ACSW

Board of DirectorsDaniel Baker, PhD, NADD-CCPresident

Eileen Elias, MEdSecretary

Peggie Webb, MAVice President

Bruce Davis, PhDTreasurer

B. Timothy Barksdale, PsyD, NADD-CC

James Napolitan, PhD

Richard Blumberg, PhD Julia Pearce

Jana Dreyzehner, MDTony Thomas, LISW-S, ACSW, NADD-CC

Mark Fleisher, MD, NADD-CC Jenise Woolf

Jeffrey Keilson, MA

NADD StaffJeanne Farr, MACEO

Michelle JordanBookkeeper/Office Manager

Ed Seliger, MACopy Editor/Certification and Accreditation Manager

Jeffrey Schmunk, MSOperations Manager

Carly WinnieExecutive Assistant/Training Coordinator

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


CONTINUING EDUCATIONPlease be sure that you sign-in on the appropriate sign-in sheets located at the registration desk. If you attend both days you must sign-in on the second day as well as the first day.

HOW TO BE SURE TO RECEIVE YOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:

For all DODD Professionals, Counselors*, Social Workers*, Nurses, Chemical Dependency Professionals, and Psychologists* that need continuing education credits:

In the conference materials you will find carbon-copy attendance verification forms for both days titled “CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION”. Yellow for Monday, Pink for Tuesday. These forms serve as your activity tracker as well as your certificate for attending the program that you will keep for your records. This is the ONLY continuing education certificate you will receive. Please keep it with you. The yellow one is for Monday, the pink one is for Tuesday. If you are attending both days you will need one of each.

*Counselors, social workers, and psychologists must also sign-in on the appropriate sign-in sheets located at registration with their license numbers. Please note that no partial credit is provided to psychologists – they must attend the full day in order to obtain OPA-MCE credit.

At the conclusion of each approved session, the session moderator will provide you with an Activity Code. Please enter this code in the session box and the corresponding amount of Contact Hours that go along with that presentation. The Activity Codes will only be available at the conclusion of each session that is attended. If you miss the code at the end of the session, you will not receive it again.

At the conclusion of each day, or after your last session, tally your total number of contact hours and fill it in in the correct space on the bottom of the form. The session moderator and designated volunteers in your last break out session will do a quick review for obvious errors, they will co-sign it and return the original white sheet to you. THIS CERTIFICATION IS INVALID WITHOUT AN APPROVED CO-SIGNATURE AND IF THE YELLOW/PINK COPY IS NOT TURNED IN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH DAY OF THE CONFERENCE. NO FORMS CAN BE SUBMITTED AFTER SEPTEMBER 24. OhioMHAS will retain the yellow or pink copy for their records and final review. All totals will be verified and you will be notified in the case of errors. PLEASE NOTE: This is the ONLY continuing education certificate you will receive.

For all medical doctors (MD/DO) please fill out the CME verification form that is available at registration for each day of the event. Submit this CME verification form at the conclusion of the event. NEOMED will send your CME certificate after the event.

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MI/ID CCOE Team Awards

Each year the Coordinating Center of Excellence in Mental Illness/Developmental Disability and Ohio’s Telepsychiatry Project for Intellectual Disability recognizes counties in the state of Ohio that have excelled in the area of provision of services and resources to individuals with co-occurring conditions. The accomplishments may include educational programming, collaborative efforts among systems, team building, coordinating specialized clinical services, and many other administrative and leadership activities. Their advocacy efforts in accessing mental health treatment and in coordinating care for individuals with IDD with the most complex needs could be a model for others.

MI/ID CCOE Ed Comer Award for Excellence

This award was established in 2008 by the Ohio Coordinating Center of Excellence (CCOE) in Mental Illness/Intellectual Disability. The award is named for Ed Comer, who provided program administration for the Ohio CCOE from its inception until his retirement in April of 2008. The award is presented to individuals who make extraordinary contributions in the field of mental illness and intellectual disability by motivating systems of care to work together, by establishing training programs to expand skills and confidence for those who work in the field, by insisting that more clinical services are necessary to maintain individuals with dual diagnosis in their home communities, and/or by promoting more research efforts in the field of dual diagnosis.

The award is presented on behalf of all of those individuals whose lives have been improved by these efforts.Please join us for the presentationof the award on Monday, September23rd before the keynote address.

Refreshment Breaks

Refreshments will be provided in the Atrium with Exhibitors starting on Monday at 10:30am.

Internet

Wifi is complimentary and available throughout the hotel. If a password is required use “September”.

Conference Etiquette/Attire

It is difficult to maintain room temperatures that are comfortable for all conference attendees. Please be aware that room temperatures will vary throughout the conference center. A light sweater or jacket is helpful when room temperatures become too cool. Participants are asked to turn off cell phones when attending sessions or to change them to a silent signal if necessary. Please step outside of the room when responding to a call.

Conference Evaluation

Everyone is required to fill out a conference evaluation for each day. Please be sure to pick one up each day when you sign in on the attendee sign in sheet of the day. Please fill them out with qualitative data about the sessions and focus on the program and content. We will be collecting them at the last sessions and at the registration desk.

GENERAL INFORMATION


SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE

Monday, September 237:00am - 8:00am Exhibitor Set-up Atrium

7:30am – 4:30pm Conference Registration Desk Open

Lobby

8:00am – 4:30pm Exhibit Show Open Atrium

9:00am - 9:10am Welcoming Remarks

Jeanne Farr, NADD CEO; Lori Criss, Director, Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services;Jeffrey Davis, Director, Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities

Dublin Ballroom I-IV

9:10am - 9:20am MI/ID CCOE Awards Dublin Ballroom I-IV

9:20am - 10:30am Keynote Address: Using the Biographical Timeline to Enhance the Empathetic Response of Professionals

Beth Barol PhD, LSW, NADD-CC

Dr. Barol will turn our attention to the biographical timeline process and how it helps us in supporting people with IDD & challenging behaviors in a holistic and life enhancing manner.


10:30am - 10:45am Refreshment Break and Visit with Exhibitors

Atrium

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Monday, September 23 (continued)10:45am – 12:15pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS I

SESSION 1: Over the Borderline: BPD in Practice Allison E. Cowan, MD; Julie Gentile, MD, NADD-CC

Dublin Ballroom I, II & III

SESSION 2: Adult Transition: Systems Approach to Success Jen Wong, PhD; Erin Powers, MS; Tracey Manz; Jillian Ober, MS; Karen Krainz Edison, MS

Dublin Ballroom V & VI

SESSION 3: Forensic Evaluations in Intellectual Disabilities - Charlotte M. Kimmel, PhD; Andrew W. Griffin, Licensed Psychologist

Dublin Ballroom IV

12:15pm - 1:15pm Lunch – Attendees On Own

1:15pm - 2:45pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS II

SESSION 4: Mental Health Approaches to BehaviorTony Thomas, LISW-S, ACSW


SESSION 5: ASD Data & DODD Pilot Project for Transition Age Youth with ASD - Heather Leffler, MBA; Hope McGonigle, PhD; Arati Sharma, MPH


SESSION 6: Navigating the Gap between IDD/MH Systems Vanessa Rodriguez, PhD, BCBA-D; Brittany Kauscher, MA; Nikole Loew, MS PC; Jeff Merinko-Shrivers, Ph.D.; Mark T. Ruhe, MSW LISW-S

Dublin Ballroom IV

2:45pm - 3:00pm Refreshment Break and Visit with Exhibitors

Atrium



Monday, September 23 (continued)3:00pm – 4:30pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS III

SESSION 7: Diagnosis /Treatment of Autism & Anxiety Disorders - Philip Smith, PhD


SESSION 8: EPIC Interventions: Proactive, Positive, Powerful Micah T. Smith, MAPC, BS; Jordan Murphy, BA; Tony Raymer, MSW; Denise Ballo

Dublin Ballroom IV

SESSION 9: Mindfulness Skill Building for Teens with ASD Natalie S. Raff, PhD; Janette Long, MA, BCBA, COBA


4:30pm Day 1 Concludes Pick up appropriate CE paperwork (if applicable) and drop off conference evaluation

Lobby

4:30pm - 6:00pm Networking Reception Sponsored by Merakey

Atrium

Tuesday, September 248:00am – 3:00pm Exhibit Show Open Atrium

8:00am – 5:00pm Conference Registration Desk Open

Lobby

9:00am - 9:30am Opening Remarks & NADD Special Recognition

Jeanne Farr, MA, NADD CEO


9:30am - 10:30am Keynote Address: Practical Application of the NADD Clinical Competencies

Tim Barksdale, PsyD, NADD-CC

Dr. Barksdale will identify how the NADD Clinical Competencies can be applied to all NADD members.



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Tuesday, September 24 (continued)10:30am - 10:45am Refreshment Break and Visit

with ExhibitorsAtrium

10:45am – 12:15pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS I

SESSION 1: Burnt: Healing Empathetic Injury in Professionals - Lara K. Palay, LISW-S


SESSION 2: Counseling for Persons with ASDTom Galperin, LISW-S, TEACCH Certified Practitioner

Dublin Ballroom IV

SESSION 3: Collaborative Care for Person Centered Success Julie Lago, MSW, LICSW; Jennifer Chisholm, M.Ed.


12:15pm - 1:15pm Networking Lunch Hosted by NADD

Atrium

1:15pm - 2:45pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS II

SESSION 4: Managing in a Trauma-Informed EnvironmentKevin D. Aldridge MA

Dublin Ballroom IV

SESSION 5: Mental Illness in Individuals with Autism James Jordan, MA


SESSION 6: Developing a Clinical Review TeamKirsten E. Fawcett-Dubow, LISW-S; Tony Thomas, LISW, ACSW; Courtney Downing, BCBA


2:45pm - 3:00pm Refreshment Break and Visit with Exhibitors

Atrium



Tuesday, September 24 (continued)3:00pm – 4:30pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS III

SESSION 7: How to Reduce Abuse & ImpactNora J. Baladerian, PhD


SESSION 8: Introduction to Neurodiversity & Autistic Culture - Jordan N. Dellinger, MSW, LSW

Dublin Ballroom IV

SESSION 9: Ohio MIID Team Approach - Anna Buschmann, MSW; Joshawa Jones, MA; Nate Kamban, MA; Jason McAllister, MSW, LSW; Kevin Skaggs, MA


4:30pm - 5:00pm Conference AdjournsPick up appropriate CE paperwork (if applicable) and drop off conference evaluation

Lobby


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Beth Barol, PhD, LSW, NADD-CC

Dr. Barol has dedicated the past 43 years to serving and supporting people with Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) who also have challenging behaviors. She started out as a direct supports worker and live-in “houseparent” and has served as a community based project director, residential program director, facility director and clinician.

She has been working with Biographical timelines for over 30 years, and trained trainers in the process when she worked as the Clinical Director of the State-wide Training and Technical Assistance initiative, and through her consultation and training overseas.

Her areas of special interest include: Positive Approaches with people with IDD and challenging behaviors including co-occurring mental illness, the effects of trauma, and neurological differences. She works on the behalf of these individuals through her clinical roles as well as through her experience in Group Process, Conflict Resolution, Partnership Building, Leadership Development, System Change, and Management. She is trained in EMDR, Biofeedback, and Neurofeedback and is integrating these modalities in her current teaching and clinic work. She is currently an Associate Professor at Widener University’s Center for Social Work Education and Associate Director of the Clinical Services for Vulnerable Adults clinic. She is also the co-Director of the Capacity Building Institute for Pennsylvania. Dr. Barol consults regularly in the U.S. and internationally.

KEYNOTE PRESENTERS


Tim Barksdale, PsyD, NADD-CC

Dr. Tim Barksdale began as a Special Education teacher trained at Hampton University and Eastern University. He received a master’s degree in Human Service Psychology from LaSalle University. His second master’s degree and Doctor of Clinical Psychology are from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he was certified in Cognitive Behavior Therapy. He is currently the Senior Executive Director of Clinical Services for Merakey IDD Services where He supervises eight clinical directors and is responsible for a clinical team of 40 clinicians supporting over 3000 adults with IDD across 5 states that include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New Jersey and California.

Dr. Barksdale serves on the Board of The Chosen 300 hunger out-reach program, he is the Public Interest Board Chair for the Pennsylvania Psychological Association Board of Directors and is one of the newest members of the NADD Board of Directors.

KEYNOTE PRESENTERS

ABOUT NADD: NADD is an international association for persons with developmental disabilities and mental health needs, established for professionals, care providers, family advocates and policy makers. NADD provides leadership in the expansion of knowledge, training, policy and advocacy for mental health practices that promote a quality of life for individuals with IDD/MI.

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