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CBH 026 Final Program F.Indd March 15 – 17, 2010 Walt Disney World Resort, Florida National Mental Health and Addictions New This Year! Conference and Expo The Virtual Conference Experience Need additional CEs and CMEs? Can’t make it to every session? Final Program Want to share the conference with colleagues? Stop by the HelpDesk to buy synchronized audio proceedings! CELEBRATE ENGAGE CONNECT COLLABORATE REJUVENATE Conference handouts at www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference FREE ACCESS WHEN YOU LOG IN TO YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference · 202.684.7457 1 Great conference but we simply couldn’t go to What I learned at this session has so many practical applications, wish all the sessions we wanted to. there was a better way I could capture it all. I wish my CFO had been at this one! ii www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference · 202.684.7457 My case managers need to listen to this! And they could earn CEs, too. New This Year! Take Home the Virtual Conference Experience With more than 100 sessions in a power-packed curriculum, it’s hard to decide which sessions to attend and which ones to give up! Good news, you no longer have to make those tough choices. Attend select sessions live, and get the rest in a virtual package you can enjoy back home. Audio recordings (synchronized to Powerpoint) of the best sessions from every track are available on CD-ROM or for online download after the conference. Synchronized audio recordings recreate the experience of being at the live session — capturing the speaker presentation as well as discussions and Q&A. Order your proceedings today so you can take home great ideas to refer back to and share with staff and board members. Plus, staff can earn CE and CMEs just by listening to session proceedings and taking a quick online test. Stop by the Digital Conference Providers table at the HelpDesk for a demo and to order. Save With Special Onsite Prices Onsite Post-conference Full access online downloads: $149 $199 Full access CD-ROM: $225 $250 Individual session online downloads: $25 $35 Individual session MP3 downloads: $15 onsite $25 To order after the conference, go to www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference 1 Contents Welcome/About Us 4 Planning Your Conference 5 Experience Convention Center Map 7 Full Conference Schedule 8 Full Session Listing 10 Continuing Education 14 Highlights and Hot Spots 16 Recovery and Empowerment Welcome Reception Fabulous Forty Gala at Epcot Awards of Excellence Honorees Celebrity Meet & Greets, Howard Dean and Malcolm Gladwell Book Signings International Film Festival Second Annual Wii Bowling Classic Fun Runs Expo Hall: Action Central Dance the Night Away Reception Pictures with Mickey and Minnie Pretty Powerful Women Exceptional Massages Miniature Food Jewelry Demo Chef’s Demo Technology Learning Center Social Media Lab YouTube, You Choose Get On Camera and In the News 2 www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference · 202.684.7457 Contents Sunday, March 14 22 Tuesday, March 16 44 Symposium for CEOs and Boards Tuesday at a Glance Marketing and Innovation Institute Morning General Session: Malcolm Gladwell Morning Workshops One-Day Universities Lunch ‘n’ Learns International Film Festival 24 Afternoon General Session: Geoffrey Canada Thought Leader Sessions: Robert Kolodner, Adam Rachel Permuth-Levine, Michael Burchell, Boy Interrupted Thomas McLellan Elling Afternoon Workshops HBO Addiction Series The Bridge Wednesday, March 17 58 The Horse Boy Wednesday at a Glance Animated Minds Morning General Session: Lee Cockerell Learning Communities Summit One-on-Ones: Consultations 26 Mental Health First Aid Instructor Summit with the Experts Thought Leader Sessions: Victoria Maxwell, Hendrie Weisinger, Westley Clark Monday, March 15 28 Morning Workshops Afternoon General Session: Kathryn Power Monday at a Glance Morning General Sessions: Linda Rosenberg, Howard Dean Speaker Index 66 Morning Workshops Morning Poster Sessions Expo Spotlight 68 Lunch ‘n’ Learns Action Central Afternoon General Session: Pamela Hyde Exhibitors Thought Leader Sessions: Michael Greenberg, Expo Hall Map Michael Gillette, Pamela Bilbrey Afternoon Workshops Expo Specials — Giveaways, Food, and Fun Afternoon Poster Sessions Product Showcases Dance the Night Away Reception Exhibitor Profiles Your Notes 101 Thank You Supporters 104 www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference · 202.684.7457 3 Welcome to the National Council’s 40th Annual Conference Dear Colleague: For leaders and learners passionate about improving behavioral health, the National Council’s Annual Conference is the most powerful event of the year. This uniquely energizing conference draws approximately 2,000 participants from around the country and the world. In celebration of our 40th Annual Conference — and in the midst of economic difficulties and social uncertainties — we are offering unparalleled opportunities to reignite your energy by learning and teaching among talented and optimistic colleagues who share your vision and passion. You learn how your organization can step up the pace in implementing real-world solutions that improve consumer outcomes, population health, and costs. We have come a long way since our community came together in 1970 for the 1st Annual Conference. In this, our 40th year, we take some time to reflect on the road we’ve traveled and to celebrate our successes. And then, we’ll turn our eyes to the future and dare to aim far higher. We are by no means done. I encourage you to take full advantage of your conference time — books, movies, workshops, and institutes offer ideas that are infectious and results that are exciting and inspiring. We’re thrilled with our keynote speakers and thought leaders and we have a great deal to learn from each of them. But the real “stars” of the event are people like you — participants who bring and generously share their experiences, successes, failures, enthusiasm, and hope with the rest of us. I am confident that you’ll leave with a wealth of new ideas and connections. Enjoy the conference and enjoy the magic of Disney! And then tell me how we did — email me at [email protected] with your feedback and your suggestions for the 41st National Council Conference, San Diego, CA, May 2–4, 2011. Best Regards, Linda Rosenberg, MSW President and CEO National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare National Council please, not NCCBH! Don’t you think there are enough acronyms member organizations, we serve our nation’s The National Council advocates for policies in our world? Remember, we are just most vulnerable citizens — more than 6 that strengthen the safety net, ensuring that The National Council, not NCCBH. million adults and children with mental all in need have access to comprehensive The National Council for Community illnesses and addiction disorders. We are healthcare services. And we offer state- Behavioral Healthcare is the unifying committed to providing comprehensive, of-the-science education and practice voice of America’s behavioral health quality care that promotes recovery and improvement resources so that services are organizations. Together with our 1,700 inclusion in all aspects of community life. efficient and effective. 4 www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference · 202.684.7457 Planning Your Questions? Stop by the Conference HelpDesk at the Convention Center Conference Experience South Registration. Tips and Reminders With a robust curriculum and more than 100 sessions spread across 17 tracks to choose from, the 40th National Council Conference gives you the tools you need to do your job better and improve the lives of the people you serve. · Make the most of your time by planning at least a day ahead · Network with other attendees at every opportunity — join us for — this Final Program is your comprehensive guide, featuring breakfast and lunch in the Expo Hall and at our Monday evening detailed schedules and session descriptions. The schedule Dance the Night Away reception. overview is on page 8. · Be sure to visit the Expo Hall Monday and Tuesday — stop by · The conference offers Continuing Education and Continuing during breaks and meet with vendors. Medical Education credits through various professional · Take time for yourself — go on a morning fun run, stop by the associations. To receive credits for approved sessions, you must Expo Hall for a makeover or massage, and consult with experts complete an online evaluation form indicating the sessions that on topics from CEO compensation to website design. you attended. You may complete this evaluation during the conference (come to the Conference HelpDesk) and up to 60 days · Make time to catch a feature or two at the International after the conference at www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference. Film Festival at the Expo Hall Movie Theater — you’ll enjoy meeting the cast and crew of award-winning films from · Use the conference tracks as a guide to pick sessions you want around the world. to attend. You may attend any session in any track and move between tracks as often as you like. For an overview of all tracks · Don’t miss the fun and parties — Wii bowling, pictures with and sessions go to page 10. Mickey and Minnie, Dance the Night Away, Fabulous Forty Gala, the Disney Chef Demo, and much more! · Sessions across different tracks run concurrently. Start with the “Day at a Glance” charts to determine which sessions you want · Experience the future — visit the Bookstore, Technology Learning to attend at various times. Center, Social Media Lab, YouTube station, and other hi-tech attractions, all in the Expo Hall. · Coming with a team? Spread out and cover as many different sessions as you can so you can share what you learn. · Seats at all sessions fill up fast, so arrive early. · Presentation handouts for all sessions are available by logging into your conference registration at www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference. · Audio proceedings (synchronized to Powerpoints and including Q&A/discussions) of most conference sessions are available at the HelpDesk. Where are the Handouts? No paper, no gizmos… IT’S ALL ONLINE PDFs of Powerpoints and other handouts provided by conference speakers are available for free download by all conference attendees at www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference.
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