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Sex& Love Addiction Present The 1st International Conference on Sex & Love Addiction Global Advances in Clinical Treatment April 4–6, 2013 • Brooklyn, NY (New York Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge) Program designed for addictions, mental health professionals, physicians, psychologists, marriage, family and sex therapists, educators, social workers and other healthcare workers Patrick Carnes, PhD Honorary Conference Chairperson Featured Speakers Include: Daniel Amen, MD Claudia Black, PhD Mark Gold, MD Helen Fisher, PhD Christopher Rob Weiss, LCSW Kennedy Lawford Up to 18 Credit Hours for Continuing Education Register Online atwww.usjt.com www.usjt.com • 1 The 1st International Conference on Sex & Love Addiction Global Advances in Clinical Treatment Program Focus THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SEX AND LOVE ADDictiON is designed to create a plat- form for dialogue across disciplines and countries. The conference will provide a stage for the exchange of ideas about how the international community is pro- Joint sponsored by viding education and treatment for sexual addiction; the American Society begin an international dialogue on the impact of cyber- of Addiction Medicine sex; disseminate information on the most current tools and research on assessment and treatment; provide collaboration across associations and professional or- ganizations to further knowledge and reduce stigma. JOIN PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUES from around the Continuing Medical world for this premier conference exploring the global Education Credits: impact of sex and love addiction in individuals, families The American Medical and society. Society of Addiction Medicine is accredited by EXPLORE the world of sex addicts, their partners and the Accreditation Council families. for Continuing Medical LEARN the latest brain research and neuroscience of Education to sponsor this and other addictions. continuing education activities. This activity has GAIN skills in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment been approved for AMA of this and related behaviors and how they interact. PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. JOIN in the discussion of the impact of technology and cybersex on adults, children and relationship/intimacy issues. Featured Speakers Include: Kenneth Adams, PhD Alex Katehakis, MFT Tian Dayton, PhD Harris Stratyner, PhD Tom Pecca, CSAT Marcia Nickow, PsyD David Delmonico, PhD Elizabeth J Griffin, MA Jes Montgomery, MD Ken Rosenberg, MD Kenneth Thompson, MD Shelley Uram, MD 2 • www.usjt.com Affiliate Sponsors: • International Institute for Trauma & and Addiction Professionals (IITAP) Sex Love Addiction • The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) • Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) Conference Location New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge 333 Adams Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 Tel No: 718-246-7000 The Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge is situated just across the river (1½ miles) from Manhattan, in NYC’s most celebrated neighborhood, Brooklyn Heights. Visit Brooklyn’s discounted Broadway Ticket Booth ‘TKTS’ for Broadway tickets, locat- ed one block from the hotel. Hotel Reservations A block of rooms has been reserved at the special rate of $229 single/double (plus tax). For reservations call 877-513-6305 (request rooms for US Journal conference) or reserve online at https:/resweb.passkey.com/go/SLA2013 before March 6 to receive the special rate. Please be aware of hotel’s cancellation policy. Getting to the Hotel Taxi fares from LaGuardia Airport are approximately $35, and taxi fares from JFK Airport are approximately $45. Other Transportation: Bus Station—Port Authority • 2½ miles Subway Station—A or C or M or R or 4 or 5 or 2 or 3 or F • 2 Blocks Train Stations—Grand Central Station or Penn Station • 5 miles Conference Registration F ull-Time Conference Registration: $495.00 Early Bird Rate: $445.00 (By March 4) Daily Rates Available (see pg 19 for details) Exhibitor Space A limited number of Exhibit Spaces are available. Includes (4) full-time complimentary registrations Contact Lorrie Keip Cositore (800-851-9100, ext 220), or Charles Davis, ext 229 Conference Contributing Sponsors • Behavioral Health of Palm Beaches • Elements Behavioral Health • Life Healing Center • Norlien Foundation • Pine Grove Marcia Nickow, PsyD David Sack, MD Stefanie Carnes, PhD Marilyn Murray, MA • The Meadows Sharon Matthew, MA, CADC, ACRPS • The Refuge Christopher O’Reilly, MA, LPC, CSAT Michele Pole, PhD • Timberline Knolls Roseann Rook, CADC Nicole Sherren, PhD Register Online at www.USJT.com Paula Tyler Phone: 800-441-5569 or Shelley Uram, MD Cheryl Knepper, MA, LPC, CSAT-S 954-360-0909 www.usjt.com • 3 Pennsylvania 4 Caron_CounselorMag_resize.indd 1 1/2/13 1:02 PM Thursday •April 4 ( Level of instruction: All sessions are Intermediate/Advanced unless noted otherwise) 8:00-9:00am CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 9:00-10:30am KEYNOTE Thirty Years Later: The Shadows Have Moved Patrick J. Carnes, PhD (Honorary Conference Chair) Internationally recognized speaker and author on sexual addiction, sexual trauma, impaired partners and recovery issues. Author of the groundbreaking book, Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction. He is Executive Director, Pine Grove’s Gentle Path, Hattiesburg, MS., and Consultant to Caron Treatment Centers. The year 2013 marks the 30th anniversary of the publication of the initial ver- sion of Out of the Shadows. Since that time, extraordinary changes have occurred in our un- derstanding of the behaviors described in that book.Scientific, recovery practice, and clinical progress have gone far beyond anyone’s vision in 1983. Yet, we just now perceive the outer edges of the problems and that those problems are changing. Plus, new ones play significant roles on the global stage. In short, the shadows have moved. 11:00-12:30pm Cross Cultural Responses to Sex Addiction An International Panel Discussion, Moderated by Patrick Carnes, PhD An International panel of leading practitioners and researchers will share their perspectives and experiences from their respective countries. Differences in cultural issues as well as vary- ing approaches to treatment will be explored offering a “global perspective”. 2:00-3:30pm CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS Withdrawal is More Than Abstaining: Detox in Sex and Love Addiction James ‘Jes’ Montgomery, MD A former family physician and a board-certified psychiatrist since 1999, he is also a diplomate of the American Board of Addiction Medicine. He is currently Psychiatric Director of the Gentle Path Program at Pine Grove Behavioral Health in Mississippi and lectures extensively in the areas of pharmacology in addiction, sexuality, sexual addiction, trauma, spirituality and grief. The “detox” process in Sex and Love Addiction has no vital sign markers or overt physiologic indicators. However, patterns of behavior in the first weeks of recovery have been observed and data is arising for a predictable process. This workshop will discuss the obstacles to a smooth process, the indicators of a detox process and interventions that can be useful during this experience in order to move into stable recovery. Understanding Addiction Interaction—Sex Addiction in a Chemical Dependency Population Cheryl Knepper, MA, LPC, CSAT-S Vice President of Continuum Services at Caron Treatment Centers Michele Pole, PhD Licensed psychologist at the Women’s Extended Care Program at Caron Pennsylvania Christopher O’Reilly, MA, LPC, CSAT Clinical Supervisor of the Relapse Unit at Caron Pennsylvania Sharon A. Matthew, MA, CADC, ACRPS Clinical Supervisor of the Women’s Extended Care Program at Caron Pennsylvania The vast majority of addicts struggle with multiple addictions. Many of these addictions not only co-exist, they interact, combine, replace and fuse to become what is termed Addiction Interaction. This presentation will focus on Sex Addiction within a Chemically Dependent Population and focus on assessment and integrated treatment approaches. What Does Trauma Have to do with Love Addiction? Shelley Uram, MD Senior Fellow at The Meadows in Wickenberg, AZ. She is also a Clinical Associate, Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. This presentation will deal with how our brain and early psychological trauma can ultimately lead to “Love Addiction” and “Love Avoidance”. Dr. Uram will explain the neurobiology of this in an easy to understand manner, followed by some treatment approaches. Workshops continued on page 7 www.usjt.com • 5 Contributing Sponsors BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OF THE PALM BEACHES THERE IS HOPE. HOPE STORIESWE CAN HELP. Personal accounts of recovery from drug & alcohol addiction Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches treats our clients with the dignity and respect they deserve. We are a licensed, Joint Commission accredited drug rehab and medical detox center for the treatment of drug dependency, alcohol problems, and mood disorders. Our residential and extended care treatment programs employ an innovative and clinically oriented, multi-phase, 12-step approach that is tailored to each individual’s unique needs. CALL (855) 647-HOPE See recovery stories at: HOPESTORIES.COM Treatment Curriculum • Full Psychosexual Evaluation Stimulant and Sexual • Individual and Group Therapy • Drug and Sexual Sobriety Disorders Program Education • 12-Step Focus A highly focused and personalized primary treatment • Medical Detox program designed for men struggling with co-occurring, • Intensive Spousal/Family mutually reinforcing problems involving drugs and sex. Involvement • Sexual Behavior Shame Reduction • Digital Cognitive
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