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Univcrsity of Utah Dcpartmcnt of Psychiatry & Thc Utah Autism Rcsourcc Partncrship
Utah CoaIition for Carcgivcr Support
Utah Commission on Marriagc
Utah Division of Substancc Abusc & McntaI HcaIth
Utah Vctcrans and MiIitary fmpIoymcnt CoaIition
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THf UTAH VfTfRANS
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The American ag, developed from rich history, is a symbol of pride,
freedom, unity and more for individuals of many ethnicities, cultures,
talents, and backgrounds. Generat/ans 2012 is proud to unite individuals
who enjoy the freedoms symbolized by our ag together in a program
designed for
Service members and veterans;
Their families; and,
Health, behavioral health & addiction professionals.
Those associated with the military will beneft from
a large job fair with numerous employers from around the State;
a multi-dimensional resource fair;
college & university vendors; and,
classes and workshops hitting their most important life experiences / dilemmas.
The traditional Generations audience of providers will beneft from
in-depth clinical information;
breaking research;
solid clinical & skill-building education;
the latest evidence-based practices and practice-based evidence; and,
practice tools and technical skills development.
While the lively and interactive workshops for service members and their families are designed
for those involved on all levels of any military branch, the workshops for providers of behavioral
health and /or addiction treatment for all our adult generations is targeted for professionals in:
Unite with your colleagues and other individuals who can provide you with resources, expanded
networks, introductions, employment / career opportunities and more! You will also enjoy:
- Case Management
- Counseling
- Education
- Employee Assistance
- Family Practice
- Geriatrics
- Gerontology
- Health Education
- Home Health
- Hospice
- Judicial / Corrections
- Long-Term Care
- Marriage & Family
Therapy
- Medicine
- Military Specialties
- Nursing
- Primary Care
- Psychiatry
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Substance Abuse
Treatment
- Other Health,
Behavioral Health
&Addiction
Professions
A complete program packet with resource
materials & faculty handouts
Abundant networking opportunities
A conference bookstore
Plentiful & tasty food *
Programs by energetic & popularly requested
faculty
Signifcant continuing education credits -
including ethics content *
Interactive sessions
Case practices
Skill-building workshops
Tracks in targeted therapeutic areas *
Spacious, comfortable environments
Nationally & locally renowned faculty
Audio-visual programs
Exhibit area
A wide array of clinical presentations focused on
treatment *
Discounted lodging accommodations
Convenient, underground parking
Gifts & more!
* Available only to those registered for the clinical
programs offering continuing education credits.
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RfGlSTfR TODAY TO Bf PART Of THlS GROUNDBRfAklNG PROGRAM
& BfNfflT fROM lANDMARk PARTNfRSHlPS / PROGRAMS!
No more conference, job and resource hunting.
No need to look around, travel far or pay big money for mediocre programs.
You can have it all, conveniently, in 'one stop`!
Many resources are coming to you in one package!
Register today and enjoy a program being watched by national organizations as a potential
'best practices`.
At Generations 2012, you will gain major continuing education hours for one of the most
economical rates around. And, you will be able to hear presentations by international, national,
and local experts renown in their felds without traveling long distances. You will gain the latest
information and most effective practice techniques in the areas of addiction and behavioral health
- with specifc programs designed for specialized areas such as family work, couples therapy,
geriatrics, autism, military individuals and families. Specifc ethics training (new CEU
requirement for many disciplines), is also available to you.
This frst-ever Utah Veterans & Families Summit will offer you unprecedented opportunities
for employment and education. Many resources will be available. A wide array of workshops,
presented by esteemed experts who often charge large sums to audiences, will be open to you and
your family - free of charge! Front-line personnel working with the military will also beneft from
topic-directed workshops to enhance their support of these individuals.
Complete and submit the attached Registration Form today to guarantee your seat in a tailored,
spacious and comfortable setting. (Keep a copy of your form, payment or invoice for your receipt
as no confrmations will be mailed.)
In the event of unforeseen circumstances, cancellations must be received in writing by:
- February 27 for a full refund
- March 12 for a 50% refund
- No refunds will be granted after March 12
HOTfl RfSfRVATlONS
Enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Salt Lake City from your room at one of the conference hotels located
across the street from the Salt Palace Convention Center and just 10 minutes from the Salt Lake International
Airport. To take advantage of discounted room rates available to you as a participant of Generations 2012 and
The Utah Veterans & Families Summit, contact your preferred hotel directly -
Hilton Salt Lake City Center - 801-328-2000 / 877-776-4936 or www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/
S/SLCCCHH-GTU-20120327/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG. Simply refer to 'Group Code GTU` to receive the
special rate of $96-$119*. The Hilton is located at 255 South West Temple.
The Peery Hotel - 801-521-4300 A boutique style hotel and Utah`s only hotel on the Historic Registry.
Simply reference Generations` group confrmation code BOH111 when making your reservations and receive a
discounted rate of $99*. The Peery is located at 110 West Broadway (300 South).
The Shilo Inn - 801-521-9500 / 800-222-2244 or www.shiloinns.com. Just refer to the Generations
Conference and Utah Veterans & Families Summit to receive the special rate of $89*. The Shilo Inn is located
at 206 South West Temple.
* Government rates also available. To guarantee these rates, you must make your reservations by February 26th.
Availability after this date is not insured.
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PARklNG & TRANSPORTATlON
Carpooling and the use of TRAX are encouraged for your convenience and in support of a clean environment. The
Temple Square TRAX stop is less than 1 block north of the convention center.
Convenient, underground, self-parking is available at the Salt Palace Convention Center for guests of Generations
for a reduced rate of $8. Parking for The Utah Veterans & Families Summit will be free to participants arriving
prior to 3:00 p.m. For your maximum convenience, enter the lot on the south side of the Salt Palace - 200 South
200 West then ride the elevator to the ballrooms located in the south east corner of the main foor.
Guests of the Hilton may park underground at the hotel for $10/day or valet for $16; Shilo Inn guests may park
there at no charge; and, guests of the Peery may either valet for $12 or self-park north of the hotel for $10/day.
For airport transportation, you may use Express Shuttle (801-596-1600) or Valet Shuttle (801-566-8500) for $8
per person each way. Shilo guests may use the complimentary hotel shuttle by calling 801-521-9500.
ClTY fVfNTS
For information on Salt Lake City events and skiing during or around the conference dates, you may call the Salt
Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau and Ski Salt Lake at 801-534-4901 or 800-541-4955. They can tell you
all about the 12 world-class ski slopes within a 30-minute drive of the conference, Rocky Mountain Raceway,
Antelope Island, the Great Salt Lake, and any other fantastically renowned highlights of the city.
CONTlNUlNG fDUCATlON & fTHlCS CRfDlTS
This program includes 21.75 hours of course work for continuing education credit - including several ethics credit
options. Individuals may register to receive a certifcate verifying their attendance. (This certifcate is optional)
* Accreditation: ESI Management Group is accredited by the Utah Medical Association to provide continuing
medical education for physicians.
* AMA Credit: ESI Management Group designates this educational activity for a maximum of 21.75 AMA
PRA Category 1 Credits
TM
. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
* Professional Credit: This program has been submitted to and/or already approved for up to 21.75 hours by:
- Association of Utah Substance Abuse Professionals (AUSAP)
- National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
- National Board for Certifed Counselors (NBCC)
- National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC)
- Utah Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (UAMFT)
- Utah Nurses Association (Accredited approver of continuing education in nursing by the American
Nurses Credentialing Center`s Commission on Accreditation. 22.25 nursing contact hours)
- Utah Healthcare Association (for Long-Term Care Administrators)
- Utah Psychological Association (UPA - approved by the American Psychological Association to be a
provider of APA Category 1 Continuing Ed Credit)
* Professional Credit & Verifcation: In some states, CME programs such as this may be used for re-licensure
credit in other felds. It is the responsibility of each individual to record and report their attendance to
licensing organizations and to check with their Boards to determine reciprocity and licensure credit.
* Attendees may register to receive a Certifcate to use as proof of attendance for employers, accrediting
organizations and others requiring such verifcation. (See Registration Form)
` Approval by any of the listed organizations does imply their endorsement of any comercial interests, sponsorship or research.
The same holds true for conference planners, organizers, partners, and other parties involved with this event.
ADA
The partners of this program, the host facilities, and ESI Management Group (conference coordinators) fully
comply with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If you need
special accommodations based on the ADA, please call or write ESI at least three weeks before the program.
QUfSTlONS
Please call ESI Management Group at 801-501-9446 or toll-free 877-501-9446.
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COMF ONF, COMF AII!
As always, this year`s annual Generations Conference will provide the latest research, most current and
effective treatment skills and modalities for professionals dealing with behavioral health and addiction issues
in all adult generations.
New licensing requirements for ethics training among social workers, psychologists, and others will be
provided by the conference and a partnership with the National Association of Social Workers, Utah Chapter.
You will be able to secure ethics hours for your license renewal by participating in workshops offered by
national and local experts addressing ways to decrease malpractice risks, deal with values conficts and
defne safety issues for practitioners.
First responder, clergy, employers, higher ed leaders, service members - past and present, family members
and others interested in the pertinent issues and critical topics facing our multi-generational families and
communities will be able to glean useful information from a multitude of experts in a frst-ever, broad forum
under one roof. A military committee comprised of individuals paralleling these audiences designed this special
day for The Utah Jeterans & Families Summit.
Generations, the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs and the Utah Veterans & Military Employment Coalition
working with the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Utah Department of Workforce Services will host a
major employment fair for our military. This fair will run in tandem with the educational programs and
include a resource fair which will provide connections for individuals to access and use long after this Summit
concludes. (Youth activities will be provided by Operation: Military Kids.)
A new partnership with the Utah Commission on Marriage has granted Generations the honor of welcoming
the notable and popular annual couples` counseling training aboard - forming an even broader and wider
appealing program. Professionals will beneft from a comprehensive program on 'Working with Couples on
the Brink` and 'A Step-By Step Approach for Healing From Infdelity` presented by Michele Weiner-Davis, an
internally renowned relationship expert. Ms. Weiner-Davis will also stay and present a special evening date
night` program for all attendees and the general public on 'Keeping Love Alive`.
The Utah Autism Resource Partnership and the Utah Coalition for Caregiver Support will shed a new and
bright light on the issues of autism in adulthood and caregiving issues related to this, aging, and other special
populations ingrained in all families. And, the Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health will share
its specialized information in these felds.
Come to one, two or three days and gain information and skills which can change your daily practices for the
better. Soak up information with friends and colleagues in a comfortable environment flled with resources
and benefts - and the entertainment of lively and riveting professional speakers never seen together in the same
venue!
Ca/ Greg Gadsan Va/er/e Gaas Bern/e McGrenahan A. Lynn Scaresby, PhD M/che/e We/ner-Dar/s
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GfNfRATlONS PROGRAM
Generations 2012 offers you a vast selection of training in the behavioral health and addiction treatment dimensions.
You will be able to select classes designed to increase your knowledge of these pertinent issues facing today`s
adult generations. Faculty have been asked to provide discerning and interactive programs focused on treatment
intervention and skills to help you upgrade your practice, improve the services you provide, and increase your
effcacy and bottom-line. More specifcally, this conference is designed to enable you to:
- Gain effective working tools to use for prevention to tertiary treatment;
- Develop strategies to more effectively promote the healthy growth and development of individuals
in all adult developmental stages; and,
- Familiarize yourself with current resources and resource needs.
Throughout the conference, you may select topics which you see on a frequent basis, issues about which you are
curious, or subjects from specifc arenas. In addition to these session selections, you may also choose to participate
in WORKSHOP SERIES focused on specifc areas such as ETHICS, AUTISM, DIALECTICAL BEHAVIORAL
THERAPY, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, MILITARY & MORE. These series will go beyond introductions
and provide you with specifc skills and techniques you can incorporate into your own practice.
WfDNfSDAY AGfNDA
7:00 - 8:00
RFGIS7RA7ION & CON7INFN7AI BRFAKFAS7
8:00 - 9:15
WFICOMF & PRFSFN7A7ION OF 7HF COIORS
Raxanne Barte/, MD ~ University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute (CME Course Director)
W////am M. McMahan, MD ~ Chair, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
KFYNO7F ADDRFSS: IIVING WFII ON 7HF AU7ISM SPFC7RUM
Va/er/e L Gaas, PhD ~ Licensed Psychologist and Noted Author, NewYork
9:15 - 9:30
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
9:30 - 10:45
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
COGNlTlVf-BfHAVlORAl THfRAPY fOR ASPfRGfR SYNDROMf & HlGH-fUNCTlONlNG AUTlSM
Va/er/e L Gaas, PhD ~ Licensed Psychologist and Noted Author, NewYork
CROSSROADS lN BfHAVlORAl HfAlTH TRfATMfNT: POSlTlONlNG YOURSflf TO SURVlVf & THRlVf
V/ctar/a De/he/mer, LPC, LMFT - Network Management Director, OptumHealth
Rebecca G/athar ~ Executive Director, NAMI Utah
Jaergen E. Karbanka, PhD ~ Executive Director, Wasatch Mental Health (Moderator)
D. R/chard Mart/n/, MD ~ Chief, University of Utah Department of Pediatrics, Division of Behavioral Health
R/chard J. Nance, MSHHA, LCSW ~ Director, Utah Co Department of Drug &Alcohol Prevention & Treatment
Lana L. Stah/, MBA, LCSW ~ Director, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
Rass VanVranken, LCSW ~ Director, University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute
fVAlUATlNG PROGRAM ffffCTlVfNfSS fOR AN ACT-llkf' MODfl
Kar/y Armbrecht, MA ~ Wasatch Mental Health
NfW BRAlN RfSfARCH lN MfNTAl lllNfSS & COGNlTlVf DlSORDfRS & TRfATMfNT TRA]fCTORlfS
Me//ssa Lapez-Larsan, MD - Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Utah Brain Institute
SfflNG YOUR ADDlCTfD CllfNT THROUGH THf CONTlNUUM Of CARf
Mary Ja McM///en, LSAC ~ Executive Director, U.S.A.R.A.
WHY Wf ARfN'T lNTfGRATfD AND HOW Wf MlGHT Bf
R/chard Arbagast, MD ~ Medical Director, Odyssy House & McKay Dee Hospital
Jahn Gr/ma, HMP, PhD ~ Midtown Community Health Center &Association for Utah Community Health
L/sa N/cha/s, MSW ~ Executive Director, Midtown Community Health Center (Moderator)
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FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
11:00 - 12:00
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
COGNlTlVf lMPAlRMfNT ~ BfHAVlOR & TRfATMfNT CONSfQUfNCfS Of HfAD TRAUMA
Antan/etta Rassa, PhD ~ Intermountain Outpatient Neuro Rehab
MfNTAl HfAlTH PROMOTlON & MfNTAl lllNfSS PRfVfNTlON: A NfW PARADlGM
Daag Thamas, MSW ~ Assistant Director, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
PSYCHlATRlC COMORBlDlTY lN ADUlTS WlTH AUTlSM
Janet E. La/nhart, MD ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
SfCONDARY TRfATMfNT CONCfPTS fOR lNDlVlDUAlS WlTH CUMUlATlVf TRAUMA
Lynda Stee/e, LCSW ~ Partner, Center for Transpersonal Therapy; Clinical Director, Project Recovery
THf STRANGfNfSS Of SfXUAllTY & CHllDRfN: WHAT lS QUffR THfORY!
ARf CHllDRfN QUffR!
Kathryn Band Stacktan, MA, MD/r, PhD ~ Professor, University of Utah English Department
TOOlS TO USf - HOW CHANGlNG THOUGHTS CAN CHANGf fMOTlONS
Daag Bensan, PsyD ~ Director of Psychology, Utah State Hospital
12:00 - 1:00
IUNCHFON
1:00 - 2:15
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
COGNlTlVf lMPAlRMfNT ~ BfHAVlOR & TRfATMfNT CONSfQUfNCfS Of ADDlCTlONS
Barbara Sa///ran, PhD ~ Associate Director, Utah Addiction Center
THf ffffCTS Of PARfNTAl MfNTAl HfAlTH ON CHllDHOOD DfVflOPMfNT & TffN lSSUfS
Vanda Jamp Narman, PhD ~ Research Scientist, Utah State University
fQ-NOMlCS: THf BfNfflTS Of DfVflOPlNG fMOTlONAl lNTflllGfNCf
C/are Caanan, MSW ~ Managing Partner, Five Degrees Consulting
TOOlS TO USf - SklllS ACQUlSlTlON, STRfNGTHfNlNG & GfNfRAllZATlON - GfTTlNG
CllfNTS TO PRACTlCf WHAT YOU TfACH
Kr/st/e Lemman, APRN, PMHNP-BC ~ DBT Network of Utah
TRANSlTlON fROM ADOlfSCfNCf TO ADUlTHOOD
Lynn Faxx Pease, BS ~ Transition Coord., Department of Health Children with Special Health Care Needs
Mark Lance, BS ~ Case Manager, University of Utah Neurobehavior HOME Program
W////am M. McMahan, MD ~ Chair, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
T/m R/esen, MEd ~ Research Assistant Professor, Utah State University Department of Special Ed & Rehab
WHAT'S ON THf HORlZON fOR PHARMACO-THfRAPlfS lN ADDlCTlON!
M/che//e F. Baaer, MD ~ Addictionologist
2:15 - 2:30
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
2:30 - 3:30
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
BRlDGlNG SfXUAl HfAlTH & SfXUAl DfPfNDfNCf
M/chae/ Gardner, PhD ~ LDS Family Services
fARlY PRfSfRVATlON Of fXfCUTlVf fUNCTlON WlTH SfRlOUS & PfRSlSTfNT MfNTAl lllNfSS
M/chae/ Sterens, MD ~ Davis Behavioral Health
lNTfGRATlNG TOBACCO TRfATMfNT lNTO YOUR PRACTlCf & GfTTlNG PAlD AlONG THf WAY!
Dare Fe/t, MEd, MSW ~ ProgramAdministrator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
R/ck Hendy, LCSW ~ ProgramAdministrator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
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Megan Far/ey, PhD ~ Assistant Clinical Professor, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry (Moderator)
RflNTfGRATlON AfTfR lNCARCfRATlON
Ram/na Artaza ~ Case Manager, Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services
Jahnn/e B/ackman, BA ~ Case Manager, Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services
Breanne Barys, BS ~ Case Manager, Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services
Jeann/e Edens, BS ~ Supervisor, Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services
He/d/ Raggenback, MPA, SSW ~ Case Manager, Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services
TOOlS TO USf - RfDUClNG fMOTlONAl VUlNfRABlllTY WlTH THf SklllS Of ABC
Stacey Francane, LCSW ~ Private Practice
3:30 - 3:45
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
3:45 - 5:00
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
ASSlSTlNG CllfNTS TO MOVf BfYOND lOSSfS & RfClAlM THflR llVfS
Kr/stapher L. Wa/tan, MSSW, LCSW ~ Adolescent / Adult Psychotherapist, Private Practice
CfRTlflfD PffR SPfClAllSTS: HOW THfY ARf PROVlDlNG PffR SUPPORT SfRVlCfS
R/ck Hendy, LCSW ~ ProgramAdministrator, Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
fVlDfNCf-BASfD TRfATMfNT fOR PTSD: A GfNfRAl OVfRVlfW
Jaan Hatch ~ VA Medical Center PTSD Clinic
Tam Ma///n ~ VA Medical Center PTSD Clinic
Tay/ar P/amb ~ VA Medical Center PTSD Clinic
THf lfGAl SlDf Of AUTlSM
Jenny Jensen ~ Project Facilitator, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry (Panel Moderator)
THf SPlCf" & DfSlGNfR" MARkfT
G/en R. Hansan, PhD, DDS ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology;
Director, Utah Addiction Center
TOOlS TO USf - NAVlGATlNG lNTfRPfRSONAl ffffCTlVfNfSS SklllS
Espra L. Andras, LCSW ~ DBT Network of Utah
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THURSDAY AGfNDA
7:30 - 8:00
RFGIS7RA7ION, CHFCK-IN & CON7INFN7AI BRFAKFAS7
8:00 - 9:00
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
HOW DO YOUR CllfNTS RflATf'! USlNG THf RflATlONSHlP fVAlUATlON TO GUlDf
THfRAPfUTlC TRfATMfNT WlTH COUPlfS
Andrew P. Brawn, MS, LAMFT ~ BrighamYoung University & The RELATE Institute
Janathan Sandberg, PhD, LMFT ~ Associate Professor, BrighamYoung University
Taaheedah S. Wa//ace, MSSW-MFT, LAMFT ~ PhD Candidate, BrighamYoung University
THf lATfST lN ADDlCTlONS
Kat/e Car/san, MD ~ Addiction Fellow, University of Utah
MlllTARY CUlTURf & MfNTAllTY - HOW lT lMPACTS fRONT-llNf & TRfATMfNT PROVlDfRS
Cra/g J. Bryan, PsyD, ABPP ~ Associate Director, University of Utah National Center for Veterans Studies
NAVlGATlNG, USlNG & UNDfRSTANDlNG lfGAl DOCUMfNTS: POAs, POlST, ADVANCfD
DlRfCTlVfS, GUARDlANSHlP, CONSfRVATORSHlP, TRUSTS
Margy M. Campbe//, LCSW, CFP, CMC, NCMG ~ Guardian & Conservator Services, LLC
PROMOTlNG PHYSlCAl & MfNTAl WfllNfSS lN THf CllNlCAl SfTTlNG
Heather Barsk/, MPH, MCHES ~ Director, Utah Department of Health Bureau of Health Promotion
R/ck Hendy, LCSW ~ Clinical Director, Utah Department of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
RfCOVfRY AS UNlQUf AS fACH lNDlVlDUAl'S flNGfRPRlNT
Peter C. Ashenden, BS ~ Director of Consumer Affairs, OptumHealth
Ja//e Hard/e, BA ~ Manager of Recovery/Resiliency, OptumHealth Behavioral Solutions
TOOlS TO USf - ROlllNG WlTH RfSlSTANCf fOR SUBSTANCf ABUSf & MfNTAl HfAlTH
DlSORDfRS - PART l
Ke//y J. Landberg, PhD ~ Associate Professor, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
9:00 - 9:15
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
9:15 - 10:30
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
COGNlTlVf BfHAVlORAl COUPlfS TRfATMfNT W/ PTSD
Cand/ce M. Mansan, PhD ~ Associate Professor & Director of Clinical Training, Ryerson University
COMPRfHfNDlNG & COPlNG HflPfUllY WlTH THf lMPACT Of PfRSONAllTY DlSORDfRfD
CllfNTS ON THf THfRAPlST - PART l
Larna Sm/th Benjam/n, PhD, ABPP ~ Professor of Psychology, University of Utah
CONfRONTlNG DfPRfSSlON & ANXlfTY WlTH TOOlS THAT WORk
Janathan D. Sherman, LMFT ~ Private Practice
DfAllNG WlTH THf S' WORD lN RfSfARCH & CllNlCAl PRACTlCfS lNClUDlNG THf f.D.
Dan Fenn/mare, MS, LPC ~ University of Utah Health Sciences Center
Perry F. Renshaw, MD, PhD, MBA ~ Professor of Psychiatry, University of Utah School of Medicine;
Acting Medical Director, VISN 19 MIRECC
DfCRfASlNG MAlPRACTlCf RlSkS - PART l [fthics Contcnt]
Instractar ~ National Association of Social Workers Assurance Services
DfMfNTlA VS. PSYCHOSlS VS. MfDlCAl lSSUfS lN THf GfRlATRlC GfNfRATlON
Gardan J. Che/ane, PhD, ABPP(CN) ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Neurology
Narman L. Faster, MD ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Neurology;
Director, Center for Alzheimer`s Care, Imaging & Research
HOW MUCH TRfATMfNT lS fNOUGH! WHfN lS lT SAff TO PRACTlCf! [fthics Contcnt]
E//zabeth F. Hawe//, MD ~ University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute
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TOOlS TO USf - ROlllNG WlTH RfSlSTANCf fOR SUBSTANCf ABUSf & MfNTAl HfAlTH
DlSORDfRS - PART ll
Ke//y J. Landberg, PhD ~ Associate Professor, University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
10:30 - 10:45
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
10:45 - 12:00
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
ACCfPTANCf & COMMlTMfNT THfRAPY fOR DfPRfSSlON, ANXlfTY, PTSD & OTHfR MAlADlfS
Faca/ty ~ Final Confrmation Pending
COMPRfHfNDlNG & COPlNG HflPfUllY WlTH THf lMPACT Of PfRSONAllTY DlSORDfRfD
CllfNTS ON THf THfRAPlST - PART ll
Larna Sm/th Benjam/n, PhD, ABPP ~ Professor of Psychology, University of Utah
DfCRfASlNG MAlPRACTlCf RlSkS - PART ll [fthics Contcnt]
Instractar ~ National Association of Social Workers Assurance Services
fOR BfTTfR OR WORSf: HflPlNG COUPlfS RfCOVfR fROM ADDlCTlON
Benjam/n Erw/n, PhD, LMFT ~ Clinical Director &Adjunct Faculty, Argosy University
MfDlCATlON ASSlSTfD RfCOVfRY - ARf YOU UP-TO-DATf!
Mary Ja McM///en, LSAC ~ Executive Director, U.S.A.R.A. (Panel Moderator)
MffTlNG THf CHAllfNGf Of AGlTATlON lN THf flDfRlY
Narman L. Faster, MD ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Neurology; Director, Center for
Alzheimer`s Care, Imaging & Research
Nancy Marr///, BS, CDMS, SSW ~ Social Services Director, Kolob Care & Rehabilitation
Carr/e Schan/aw, BS ~ Director, Five-County Area Agency on Aging
SPlRlTUAllTY'S ROlf lN TRfATMfNT: lS lT A fAD!
K/p R/shtan
TOOlS TO lMPROVf SlffP: A MlND-BODY APPROACH
Stan/ey H. B/ack, MD ~ Adjunct Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine
R/ch Landward, LCSW
12:00 - 1:15
IUNCH - ON YOUR OWN
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lOCAl llCfNSlNG Q&A - (Q&A scssion rcIatcd to thc two prior cthics scssions on dccrcasing
maIpracticc risks, incIudcs Iunch for thosc prc-rcgistcrcd for this cthics track and/or this hour)
Em//y W. B/ey/, LCSW ~ Executive Director, NASW Utah Chapter
R/ch Obarn, MPA ~ Bureau Manager, Utah Department of Occupational & Professional Licensing
1:15 - 2:30
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
BfHAVlOR MANAGfMfNT - CAN lT SUPfRSfDf PHARMA lN OlDfR ADUlTS!
Shery/ Sa/as D/amant/na ~ Alzheimer`s Unit Manager, Sunrise Senior Living
Sazette We/ch, RN ~ Healthcare Coordinator, Sunrise Senior Living
CUlTURAl STRfSS, DlSTRfSS, AND TRAUMA AMONG RffUGffS
Laura M. Bennett-Murphy, PhD ~ Professor, Westminster College
Seong-In Choi, PhD ~ Assistant Professor, Westminster College
HflPlNG STfPfAMlllfS SUCCffD
Brian 1. Higginbotham, PhD, LMF1 ~ Associate Professor & Extension Specialist, Utah State University
]OY lN lMPROBABlf PlACfS: TRfATlNG SfRlOUS MfNTAl lllNfSS W/POSlTlVf PSYCHOlOGY
Russ Seigenberg, PhD ~ Bear River Mental Health
TOOlS TO CONVfRT STRfSS lNTO Sflf-POWfR: RfDUClNG SUBSTANCf ABUSf RflAPSfS &
MfNTAl HfAlTH fXACfRBATlONS
Stanley H. Block, MD ~ Adjunct Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine
1heresa 1. McCormick, BSA, MSA ~ APRN, Private Practice
VAlUfS CONfllCTS CHAllfNGlNG MfNTAl HfAlTH & ADDlCTlON PROffSSlONAlS [fthics]
Chuck Auttall, LCSW ~ Mind, Body, Soul, Utah
WHY DOfS lT HURT: THf COST Of CARlNG fOR THf THfRAPlST
Ash/ey Greenwe//, PhD ~ VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
1anya Miller, PsyD ~ VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
2:30 - 2:45
FXHIBI7S & BRFAK
2:45 - 3:45
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
CARfGlVlNG THROUGH THf llffSPAN
Sonnie Yudell ~ Utah Division of Aging &Adult Services
Aick Zullo, MPA, MC, CPCI ~ Program Director, Alzheimer`s Association Utah
THf fMfRGfNCf Of GAY fAMlllfS - NUANCfS TO CONSlDfR lN YOUR PRACTlCf
Elizabeth Clement, PhD ~ University of Utah Department of History
]UMP ABOARD SBlRT - SCRffNlNG, BRlff lNTfRVfNTlON & RfffRRAl TO TRfATMfNT
Clen R. Hanson, PhD, DDS ~ Professor, University of Utah Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology;
Director, Utah Addiction Center
Barbara Sullivan, PhD ~ Associate Director, Utah Addiction Center
MYTHS & TRUTHS: TRfATMfNT Of & RflMBURSfMfNT fOR, TRfATlNG THf MlllTARY
Faculty - Final Confrmation Pending
PRfSCRlPTlON DRUG ABUSf - ARf YOU CONTRlBUTlNG!
Lynn R. Webster, MD ~ Lifetree Medical
SfXUAl lNTlMACY - THf MARRlAGf SUPfRGlUf
Emil F. Harker, MS, LMF1 ~ Director, Changes Therapy
UNDfRSTANDlNG BfHAVlOR AfTfR BRAlN lN]URY - PRACTlCAl STRATfGlfS TO HflP fAMlllfS
1ennifer Romesser, PsyD ~ Clinical Psychologist - VA Salt Lake City Health Care System
WHfN WORk fOllOWS YOU HOMf: RfDUClNG THf RlSk Of COMPASSlON fATlGUf
Ashley Creenwell, PhD ~ VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
1anya Miller, PsyD ~ VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
3:55 - 5:00
PAYNF 7RIBU7F KFYNO7F ADDRFSS
HAPPY HOUR - COMfDY WlTH A MfSSAGf
Bernie McCranahan ~ Comedian, comedyisthecure.com
Ethics Track hosted by NASW, Utah Chapter
SCREENING, BRIEF INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO TREATMENT (SBIRT) is an evidence-
based practice model which has been proven successful in modifying the consumption / use patterns of at-risk
substance users, and in identifying individuals who need more extensive, specialized treatment. SBIRT is a
comprehensive, integrated, public health approach that provides opportunities for early intervention before
more severe consequences occur. It is a movement sweeping across the nation.
Generations 2012 will play host to one of the frst major trainings for professionals in the west. In addition to
the specifc tools, the SBIRT Training on March 30th from 8:00 to 4:00 at the Hilton Salt Lake City Center will
help individuals and organizations design methods for implementation. This program will be conducted for
invited guests and interested individuals from the conference. Continuing ed will be offered, however, space
will be limited. This program will be sponsored by the Utah Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health in
partnership with the Utah Addiction Center - making it free for attendees. To register for this training, contact
Becky King at the State Division - rbarnett@utah.gov or 801-538-4278.
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CflfBRATlON Of STRfNGTH & RfSlllfNCY!
No more 'same old training`. This frst-ever Utah Veterans & Families Summit has been designed by and for service
members, and their families, seeking education, insight, resources and direction for the issues they face, like every
other family, when the uniform comes off! This is a unique opportunity to hear from national and local experts
- under one roof - free! Seeing and hearing from this plethora of experts, donating their time to you - our military, is
a beneft not usually found! Come get the information you want in a laid-back, informal, and discreet way.
7:00 - 8:00
RFGIS7RA7ION, CHFCK-IN
8:00 - 9:15
PRFSFN7A7ION OF 7HF COIORS & GOVFRNORS ADDRFSS
Terry Schaw - Director, Utah Department of Veterans Affairs (Emcee)
Gary R. Herbert, Garernar - Utah
RFSIIIFNCY & MIII7ARY FXCFIIFNCF
Dar/d Radd - Director, National Center Veterans Studies; Dean, U of U College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
HAPPY HOUR - COMFDY WI7H A MFSSAGF FOR OUR MIII7ARY
Bern/e McGrenahan - Comedian for the Military, comedyisthecure.com
10:00 - 10:15
RFSOURCFS & BRFAK
10:15 - 11:15
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
ADDICTION REALLY IS A DISEASE THAT HITS EVERYONE - EVEN UTAH & EVEN THE MILITARY!
Mark Manazer, PhD - COO, Volunteers of America
DIVORCE BUSTING - WORKING WITH COUPLES ON THE BRINK - PART I
M/che/e We/ner-Dar/s, MSW - Divorce Busting Center
THE EFFECTS OF MILITARY LIFE ON KIDS - PROVIDING THEM WITH RESILIENCY
Representat/re - National Center for Veterans Studies
FINANCIAL & EMPLOYMENT WELLNESS
Mart/n Wa/sh
NAVIGATING, USING & UNDERSTANDING LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Margy M. Campbe//, LCSW, CFP, CMC, NCMG - Guardian & Conservator Services, LLC
USING TELEHEALTH TO REACHVETS IN RURAL AREAS: STRENGTHS, LIMITS & ETHICS
Ph////p Ga/e, DO; A//en Jahnstan, LCSW; Casady Marena, LCSW; Benjam/n Pratt, LCSW;
Andy W/hang/, MBA - VA Health Care Salt Lake City
WHO`S REALLY FROM MARS? MALE - FEMALE COMMUNICATION
Ann/ka K. Hant, LCSW - Wing Director of Psychological Health, Utah Air National Guard
WOMENARE VETERANS TOO!
G/na Pa/nter-Hemma, MSW - Women Veterans Program Manager, VA Salt Lake City Medical Center
11:15 - 11:30
RFSOURCFS, FMPIOYMFN7 FAIR & BRFAK
11:30 - 12:45
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS & FMPIOYMFN7 FAIR
BRIDGING EMOTIONAL CUT-OFFS & CONNECTING WITH THOSE WHO MATTER MOST
Kr/stapher L. Wa/tan, MSSW, LCSW - Adolescent / Adult Psychotherapist, Private Practice
DIVORCE BUSTING - WORKING WITH COUPLES ON THE BRINK - Part II (Open only to participants
of part I. Workshop will end at 1:30 and include lunch for registrants of the couples counceling track and
those preregistered for this lunch.)
FRONT-LINE STORIES OF RESILIENCY & SUCCESS IN MILITARY FAMILIES
G/ta Rakhsha, PhD - Salt Lake City VA Medical Center PTSD Clinical Team (Panel Coordinator)
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST-AID: AN OVERVIEW
R/ch Rab/nsan, LCSW - Albion Counseling Center
SHADES OF GRAY: MORAL INJURY & THE TRAUMA SURVIVOR
Ash/ey Greenwe//, PhD - VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
Tanya M///er, PsyD - VA Salt Lake City Health Care System PTSD Clinical Team
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A. Lynn Scaresby, PhD - President, A. Lynn Scoresby &Associates; The Legacy Foundation
SUBSTANCE ABUSE TRENDS HITTING YOUR FAMILY
M/chae/ Rass, BA - Lieutenant, Salt Lake City Police Department
USING MILITARY EXPERIENCE TO SOAR!
Representat/re - Utah Department of Workforce Services
12:45 - 1:45
RFSOURCFS, FMPIOYMFN7 FAIR & BRFAK
1:45 - 3:00
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS & FMPIOYMFN7 FAIR
AFFAIRS - A STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH FOR HEALING FROM INFIDELITY PART I
M/che/e We/ner-Dar/s, MSW - Divorce Busting Center
CAREGIVING THRU GENERATIONS: LEARNING & GROWING FROM FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE
Kathy Ne/san, BA - Training Specialist, Salt Lake County Caregiver Support Program (Panel Coordinator)
EDUCATION PLANNING & USING THE GI BILL TOYOUR BENEFIT
M/chae/ B Faster, PhD, CRC - Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Salt Lake City VA Medical Center
Rager L. Perk/ns - Director, University of Utah Veterans Support Center
E/a/ne Vree/and, MAED - Senior National Defense Liaison, University of Phoenix
FROM THE HEART - SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE
Jenn/fer F/scher, MSG - Suicide Prevention Program Manager, Army National Guard (Panel Facilitator)
Le/and S/aaghter, MA - Suiicde Outreach Services Coordinator, Utah National Guard (Panel Facilitator)
PARENTING SKILLS FOR BLENDED FAMILIES
Ke//y Fe//er, PhD, MSW - University of Utah College of Social Work
RESETTING BATTLE MIND - HOW COUPLES CAN COPE
Cand/ce M. Mansan, PhD - Associate Professor & Director of Clinical Training, Ryerson University
SEXUAL TRAUMA & DOMESTICVIOLENCE - IN & OUT OF THE MILITARY CULTURE -
INTERVENTIONS FOR FRONT-LINERS
Breeze Hannfard, LCSW - Military Sexual Trauma Program Coordinator, VA Salt Lake City Health Care
WHEN IS IT ANADDICTION? PORN, SEX & THE INTERNET
M/chae/ Gardner, PhD - Program Manager, LDS Family Services
3:00 - 3:15
RFSOURCFS & BRFAK
3:15 - 4:15
CONCURRFN7 SFSSIONS
AFFAIRS - A STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH FOR HEALING FROM INFIDELITY PART II
(Open only to participants attending both parts which conclude at 5:00)
CAREGIVING.....NOT 'IF` BUT 'WHEN`
Char/se Jensen, BS - Assistant Program Manager, Salt Lake Co Aging Services Community Care Transitions
FAMILY WELLNESS AMIDST MENTAL HEALTH & LIFE CHALLENGES
Jacqae//ne Gamez-Ar/as - Diversity Outreach Coordinator, NAMI Utah (Panel Coordinator)
HOW TOAVOID FALLING FORA JERK / JERKETTE
Naam/ Brawer, MFHD, CFLE - Extension Assistant Professor, Utah State University
PTSD 101 FOR EMPLOYERS & OTHER FRONT-LINERS
Steren A//en, PhD - Coordinator, Salt Lake City VA Medical Center PTSD Clinical Team (Coordinator)
RURAL HEALTH CHALLENGES
Byran D. Ba/r, MD - Veterans Rural Health Resource Center, Western Region
SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE 21ST CENTURY: HOW THE WEB IS CHANGING US!
Adam J. Schwebach, PhD - Neuropsychology Center of Utah
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Patr/c/a Annette Barnes, Majar - Utah National Guard
Raxanne Barte/, MD - University Neuropsych Institute
Daag Bensan, PsyD - Utah State Hospital
Em//y W. B/ey/, LCSW - NASW, Utah Chapter
Heather Barsk/, MPH, MCHES - Bureau of Health Promo
Jerry Cast/ey, LCSW - Metamorphosis
Dan/e/ Cranda//, MS - SLCCVet Success on Campus
Bart Dar/s, MAOM - Employer Support of Guard & Reserve
V/ctar/a De/he/mer, LPC, LMFT - OptumHealth
M/chae/ D. Da//e, LPC - Odyssey House of Utah
M/chae/ Faster, PhD, CRC, LVRC - Salt Lake City VA
Narman L. Faster, MD - Center for Alzheimer`s Care,
Imaging & Research
Mar/a Fra/n, RN, BSN, MS - Salt Lake VA Medical Ctr
Kath/een D. Gr/fths, MA, LPC - Aetna
Darathy Ha//, LCSW - Utah Dept of Workforce Srvs
Jenn/fer Hebdan-Se/jestad, MSW, LCSW - St. Joseph Villa &
The Marian Center
R/ck Hendy, LCSW- Substance Abuse & Mental Hlth
Ann/ka K. Hant, LCSW - Utah Air National Guard
Jaergen E. Karbanka, PhD - Wasatch Mental Health
T/a D. Kara/agas, BSN, RN - ESI Management Group
Nancy L/ea, LCSW - Highland Ridge Hospital
J/// Lakes - Utah Air National Guard
Mary Ja McM///en, LSAC - USARA
M/chae/ W. M///er - Utah National Guard
Tanya M///er, PsyD - Salt Lake City VA Medical Center
Cam///e Ne/san - Army OneSource
Chack Natta//, LCSW - Mind, Body, Soul, Utah
E/ys/a Pace - U.S. Army
Lynda Perk/ns, MC - Lakeview Hospital Senior Pathways
Ke/// Pa/cha, MPA - Salt Lake Co. Aging Services
G/ta Rakhsha, PhD - Salt Lake City VA Medical Center
Me/an/e Reese - Utah Commission on Marriage
M/ke Rendan - St Joseph Villa & The Marian Center
Daag/as N. R/ch, LCSW, MBA - Intermountain Healthcare
Barbara Sa///ran, PhD - Utah Addiction Center
Daag Thamas, LCSW- Substance Abuse & Mental Hlth
Additional Planning Support
Rabert Barth, MFA, LCSW - Valley Mental Health
Jeremy Baberg, LSAC, NCAC II - Ark of Little Cottonwood
G/ar/a Baberg, LSAC - Ark of Little Cottonwood
V/nt DeGraw - Utah Department of Workforce Services
Sae Daba/s - Utah Department of Health
Mart/n Fre/mer, MD - St. Joseph Villa & The Marian Ctr
Jackqae//ne Gamez-Ar/as - NAMI Utah
Carett Ish/hara - US Army
G/ar/a Jensen, LCSW - US Army Wounded Warrior Pgm
Bryan Maare - U.S. Army
Chr/stapher Scatt - Salt Lake VA Regional Offce
Terry Schaw - Utah Department of Veterans Affairs
Rass VanVranken - University of Utah Neuropsych Inst.
Janet Wade, BSC - Utah Services
K/mWatts, CTR - Employer Support of Guard & Reserve
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Founder & Partner
University of Utah Neuropsychiatric
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Platinum Partners ($7,500)
Highland Ridge Hospital
Utah Coalition for Caregiver Support
Utah Commission on Marriage
Utah Division of Substance Abuse &
Mental Health
Ruby Partners ($3,000)
Lakeview Hospital
OptumHealth Salt Lake County
University of Utah Department of Psychiatry
& The Utah Autism Resource Partnership via a
grant from The Regence Foundation
Emerald Partners ($1,900)
Addiction Recovery Group
Edward G. Callister Foundation
Guardian & Conservator Services, LLC
Utah Addiction Center
Faculty / Facility Support
Argosy University
BrighamYoung University
ESGR GRANT
Utah National Guard, State Family Program
Exhibitors ($1,175)
Anasazi Software
Intercept and RISE Residential
Jaywalker Lodge
Odyssey House
Pathways Real Life Recovery
ResCare HomeCare
Generations Exhibitors ($750)
The Marian Center @ St. Joseph`s Villa
Merck
Steps Recovery Center
USAA
Summit Exhibitors ($525)
Center for Change
Easter Seals Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain
First Step House
Psychological Assessment Resources (PAR)
Utah Youth Village
` Confrmed as of print date.
4:15 - 5:30
CIOSING MO7IVA7ION FOR IIFF
Gregary D. Gadsan, L/eatenant Ca/ane/ - Director, Wounded Warrior Program
6:30
SPFCIAI 'DA7F NIGH7 PRFSFN7A7ION
KEEPING LOVE ALIVE - M/che/e We/ner-Dar/s, MSW - Divorce Busting Center (open to all participants and
guests for $10/person
Couples Counseling Track hosted by the Utah Commission on Marriage
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Name* ____________________________________ Organization (if any) _____________________________________
Degree ____________________ Title (if any) ______________________ Email _____________________________
Address _________________________________________ City/State/Zip ____________________________________
Daytime Phone ( ________ ) _________________ Fax ( ________ ) _______________________________________
Enclosed with this registration form, please fnd my check/money order, payable to: Generations 2012 - ESI for:
` If you prefer to register with a credit card, you may do so on-line at www.esimgt.org with conference registration code
G328'.
` If you prefer to have your agency billed, please complete the billing section below.
Please bill my agency as noted below. I have obtained approval for such billing using Purchase Order # __________:
Contact ___________________ Title ______________________ Organization _____________________________
Address ________________________________++____________ City / State / Zip __________________________
Daytime Phone ( ________ ) ________________________ Fax ( ________ ) _______________________________
PLEASE DETACH THIS COMPLETED FORMAND MAIL IT WITH PAYMENT TO:
GENERATIONS 2012 * ESI Management Group * Post Offce Box 1734 * Draper, UT 84020-1734
REGISTRATION - Please check all that apply
EARLY BIRD (must be postmarked by February 20, 2012)
GENERAL (must be postmarked by March 16, 2012)
EARLY BIRD GENERAL
$225 $255 Two-Day Conference (Wednesday & Thursday)
$235 $265 Two-Day Conference with CEU/CME Certifcate
$300 $330 Three Day Conference (Wednesday - Friday)
$310 $340 Three Day Conference with CEU/CME Certifcate
$35 $50 Ethics Track ONLY Thursday - with Lunch & CEU/CME Certifcate
(Utah NASW Member)
$75 $90 Ethics Track ONLY Thursday - with Lunch & CEU/CME Certifcate
(Non-Utah NASW Member)
$25 $40 Lunch w/ Ethics Track Q&A ONLY Thursday with CEU/CME Certifcate
$50 $75 Utah Commission on Marriage Professional Couples Counseling Track
ONLY Friday - with Lunch & CEU/CME Certifcate for up to 5.5 credit
hours
$20 $35 Lunch w/ Utah Commission on Marriage Professional Couples Counseling
Track Friday (Only open to those attending all Friday Divorce Busting
Sessions)
$00 $00 Utah Veterans & Families Summit Friday - without CEU/CME Credit
(includes all Friday sessions except Utah Commission on Marriage
Professional Track)
$125 $155 Utah Veterans & Families Summit Friday with CEU or CME Credit &
Certifcate
$10/person x ___ $10/person x ___ Date Night Presentation by Michele Weiner-Davis
$________ Total $________ Total
` Substitutions will not be accepted after March 20th. Such changes must be made on-site.
` Confrmations will not be mailed. Your cancelled check or invoice will be your receipt / confrmation.
ON-SITE REGISTRATION
On-site registration will only be available if space permits. In the event you are unable to preregister by March 16,
2012, you may call to inquire for availability and rates.
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