OHIO SAMI CCOE

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Individuals in community-based and hospital-based organizations who provide healthcare and behavioral healthcare to people with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders.

The conference is designed for those who want to acquire more information about and practical skills that pertain to providing Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT), the evidence based practice. The conference is also designed for those seeking more contact with the professional peer-networks that will help develop, sustain, and expand integrated treatment in their organizations and communities. The conference is designed for the following:
- Direct-service providers
- Team leaders
- Program managers
- Executive administrators
- Policymakers
- Consumers
- Family members
- Advocates
- Other stakeholders

ABSTRACT
Conference participants will receive practical training in areas related to helping persons who are recovering from co-occurring mental and substance use disorders. A special emphasis is placed upon the Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) model.

2 Plenary Sessions
The plenary sessions will address the future of integrated treatment for people with co-occurring disorders on a national level—from Fred Osher, MD, of SAMHSA’s COCE—and on a state level—from the Directors of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (see below).

36 Workshops
The workshops will address a wide variety of topics, including lessons learned by Ohio IDDT service teams, overviews of specific comprehensive treatment services, and overviews of these evidence-based practices:
- Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)
- Supported Employment (SE)
- Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
- Wellness Management and Recovery (WMR)

Ohio IDDT Team Presentations
Learn from service team members how they make IDDT fit into and thrive within the culture of their organizations and communities. These teams work in different regions and communities throughout Ohio, including the following:
- Rural communities
- Small cities
- Large cities

These teams provide general IDDT services to people with co-occurring disorders as well as specialized services for specific populations, including the following:
- Homeless
- Criminal justice community re-entry
- Acute & forensic inpatient
- Multicultural

LEARNING OBJECTIVES (DAY ONE) / TUESDAY, OCT 2
As a result of this training, participants will be able to:
1.) Describe stage-wise interventions for individuals and organizations for an integrated recovery process.

2.) Identify challenges, facilitators, and resources for implementing integrated treatment on a range of teams and in a range of settings (e.g., rural communities, small cities, and large cities/urban districts), as well as for homeless, criminal justice, and community-based and hospital-based consumer populations.

3.) Utilize innovations for developing workforce skills in support of recovery through relevant clinical interventions such as IDDT, motivational interviewing, comprehensive assessment, consumer and recovery centered treatment planning, medical approaches, professional and ethical issues in the clinical relationship, strength-based counseling, and dual recovery self-help support meetings; use of fidelity assessment linked with outcomes management, and issues of leadership.

4.) Develop and strengthen existing professional networks.



LEARNING OBJECTIVES (DAY TWO)/ WEDNESDAY, OCT 3
As a result of this training, participants will be able to:
1.) Describe the state’s vision for co-occurring treatment and workforce development.

2.) Describe stage-wise interventions for individuals and organizations for an integrated recovery process.

3.) Identify challenges, facilitators, and resources for implementing integrated treatment on a range of teams and settings such as urban, rural, criminal justice, and multi-cultural consumer populations.

4.) Utilize innovations for developing workforce skills in support of recovery through relevant clinical interventions and approaches such as tobacco cessation, contingency management, psychopharmacology, traumatic brain injury, working with addictions, cognitive behavioral treatment, vicarious trauma and staff burnout, and employ fidelity action planning, organizational stages of change and stage-based team development.

5.) Develop and strengthen existing professional networks.




DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION
Monday, 09/24/2007. . . . This Annual Conference is a popular event. Seating in all workshops is limited. Register today to guarantee your first choice.


REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS & PAYMENT INFORMATION
1.) We suggest that you print the workshop abstracts, which are located in the “Supporting Materials” section at the bottom of this page. This information will help you choose your workshops. Refer to this information while you are choosing your workshops as you register.

2.) You must include your practice-license number (or Social Security number) on the electronic registration form to receive continuing education (CE) certificates, which will be sent via US Mail after the event. This information is protected.

3.) When registering, you must include your email address to receive your e-mail registration confirmation (which will be sent a few moments after you complete the online form) and to receive your e-mail payment receipt, which will be sent once we receive the payment from you (see payment options below).

4.) Please be sure that you enter your email address correctly. Any typographical errors will prevent the delivery of messages from us to you.

5.) Use your email confirmation for your organizational reimbursement process.

6.) Again, please be sure to enter your email address correctly as you register. This will ensure that you receive all email confirmations from us.

Payment Options:

7.) Pay by Credit Card
We now accept Mastercard and Visa payments. A form is attached to your confirmation email. Complete the form and mail it to us (address in #8 below) or fax it to our office at 216-398-6350.

8.) Pay by Check
Make checks payable to the following:
- "Ohio SAMI CCOE--CNRE"
- Please be sure to include the first and last name of all individuals for whom the payment is being submitted.

Send checks via US Mail to:
Ohio SAMI CCOE
c/o Northcoast Behavioral Healthcare
1708 Southpoint Drive, 2 Left
Cleveland, OH 44109-1911

AGENDA:
October 2, 2007:

October 3, 2007:

Continuing-education units will be available for the following:
- CNSLR
- LPN
- PSYCH
- RCH
- RN
- SW
- CRC (New! Added 9/5/07)

1.) The Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH) is an approved Authorized Provider of continuing education and training by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) and has awarded up to 11.5 contact hours and 1.15 CEUs for this program . A total of 6.0 contact hours 0.6 CEUs for those completing DAY 1 and 5.5 contact hours 0.5 CEUs for those completing DAY 2.

2.) PSYCH/ PSYCHOLOGISTS
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. Psychologists must list their license number on sign-in sheets. They must attend a full day to receive Continuing Education credit.

3.) ODMH is an approved provider of continuing education for the indicated professional disciplines and awards the following credits:

4.) RCH/ CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY COUNSELORS
-Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board: PID 06-0709-17 PVN-RS
-Up to 11.5 RCH

CNSLR/ COUNSELOR: RCX 068915-1377CO
-Up to 11.5 CPE

5.) RN/LPN: OBN 003 92-1212CO
-Up to 11.5 contact hrs

6.) SW/ SOCIAL WORK: RSX 088902-1387CO
-Up to 11.5 CPE

7.) CRC/ The Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification has approved 11.50 Clock Hours for this program/activity.
-Approval number 8127160817

(800)-2CROWNE (toll-free phone)
(614) 885-1885 (phone)
(614) 885-3813 (fax)

Note: This is a new location for our annual conference!

The Crowne Plaza Hotel Columbus North is located north of downtown Columbus at the intersection of Interstate 71 & Interstate 270, with easy access to Easton Town Center, Tuttle Mall, and other Columbus destinations (consult the hotel's web site for more information).

COST OF ROOM
A group rate of $114.00 + tax is available for this event. Participants must tell hotel staff they are attending the Ohio SAMI CCOE Conference to receive these rates, which are guaranteed until Friday, September 14, 2007.

PORT COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
& GROUND TRANSPORTATION
-Approx distance to hotel: 14 MI / 22.53 KM
-Complimentary Airport Shuttle is available. Call the hotel when you arrive at the airport.
-Taxi Charge (one way): approx $35.00 (USD)
-Time by taxi: 20 minutes
-Consult the hotel's web site for more information (click on "web site" above)

OTHER TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
For more ground transportation options, consult the Port Columbus International Airport web site:
http://www.port-columbus.com/parking/