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0 Welcome to our 2018 conference! We are glad that you GENERAL INFORMATION are here. We would like to take an opportunity to Signing in: Nurses and ADRS employees are required to acknowledge the following organizations for their financial sign in at the CE registration table. support: Nametags will be issued at conference registration. You • United Cerebral Palsy of Alabama must have your nametag to attend sessions. • Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education • Alabama Department of Education/SES Seating: Some sessions will have limited space due to • Alabama Department of Mental Health room size. Seating will be on a first come basis. • Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services/Alabama’s Early Intervention System Handouts: In general, handouts will not be provided on • Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind site, but for those presenters who submit handouts, they • Therap Services are or will be available on the conference website at www.ucpalabama.org/conference. We also would like to recognize the following individuals who volunteered their expertise, time, energy, and Exhibitors: Many marvelous exhibits will be available for resources to ensure a quality conference experience for all! you. Please visit them during your break. 2018 Planning Committee: Legislative initiative: The “Write Your Legislator” central • Deana Aumalis, University of AL Huntsville station will be at the registration area. We encourage • Isaac Beavers, Alabama Institute for Deaf/Blind everyone to visit the booth to participate in our “Pinning • Tania Baldwin, Alabama's EI System Their Future on You” campaign. We will print out a copy of • Amy Blakeney, Alabama’s EI System your legislator contact information, have cards there for • Sheila Bolling, Alabama Dept of Education/SES you to write a note to your legislator, and mail your card for you. We need your help to ensure that the Alabama • Julie Carden, UCP of Huntsville legislature is attuned to the needs of early intervention and • Melissa Cheslock, University of Montevallo preschool! • Susan Colburn, CRS/Family Voices, Parent • Tametria Conner, D.A.T.S.M.O.M., Parent Door Prizes: To be eligible to win a door prize, you must • Stephanie Covarrubia, Community Services Prg obtain exhibitor initials and confirmation that you have • Jackie Criswell, Alabama’s EI System written your legislator. A door prize card is in your packet • Jane Duer, AL Dept of Mental Health for this purpose. Once completed, return it to the prize box • Gary Edwards, United Ability at the registration desk. Drawings will occur throughout • David Finn, Samford University the conference and winners will be posted at the • Debra Florea, AL Dept of Mental Health registration desk. You must be present to win. • Stephanie Frucci, Alabama Dept. of Edu/SES • Kristi Guest, University of Alabama at Birmingham CEUs will be awarded by the following organizations based • Glenn Harger, UCP of Mobile on documented clock hours: • Alison Isbell, UCP of Northwest Alabama • Auburn University at Montgomery for Nursing and • Jeri Jackson, Alabama’s EI System General Categories • Katrina Lipscomb, UCP of East Central Alabama (NOTE: CEs provided through AUM will require a $15 • Amanda Marable, SLP processing fee, check or money order only made out to AUM • Betsy Prince, Alabama’s EI System, Parent School of Continuing Education, submitted directly to AUM). • Alabama Board of Social Work Examiners • Cheryl Smith, UCP of Huntsville • American Speech-Language-Hearing Association • Karla Smith, Alabama Institute for the Deaf/Blind (ASHA) • Lisa Nuñez-Spurling, UCP of East Central AL • Alabama Board of Examiners for Speech-Language • Diana Tullier, AL Dept of Early Childhood Edu and Audiology (ABESPA) • Mary Beth Vick, Alabama’s EI System • Alabama Department of Rehabilitation • Angela Washington, Arc of Walker County • Alabama Board of Examiners in Counseling • Susan West, United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile • Denise Wilson, Alabama Dept. of Education/SES Clock Hours Available • Sheree York, Children's of Alabama Day One = 5.5 Clock Hours Day Two = 5.5 Clock Hours Day Three = 3.0 Clock Hours 1 4. Upon check out, receive ASHA certificate from the CE desk. Nursing (AUM) Nursing CEUs will be available from Auburn University Montgomery. 1. Sign in at the CE table and provide your license number (Nurses must sign in each day). 2. Upon check out, compete AUM forms (available at This course is offered for 1.40 ASHA CEUs the CE table) and get signature from a conference (Intermediate level, Professional area) representative at the CE table. Certificates of attendance will be issued each day following 3. Submit forms to AUM as instructed with fee of $15 the last session of the day upon returning your conference made payable to AUM. evaluation form. Please see the facilitator in your session at the end of each day to receive your certificate of ADRS attendance. NO CERTIFICATES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AFTER THE LAST SESSION OF THE DAY WITHOUT A 1. Sign in at General CE table. COMPLETED DOCUMENTATION OF ATTENDANCE FORM. If 2. Collect general certificates of attendance at end of you need to leave early, you may pick up a revised each day in the last session room of the day. certificate at the registration desk for that day only. Counselors Continuing Education Instructions The Alabama Board of Examiners in Counseling (ABEC) has for Everyone approved individual portions of the conference for ALC and LPC continuing education requirements. ABEC 1. Find the DOCUMENTATION OF ATTENDANCE form in approved activities are clearly indicated in conference your packet. materials and on the DOCUMENTATION OF ATTENDANCE 2. As you attend sessions, document your attendance form. on this form. 1. During the conference, complete the 3. At the end of the day, pick up a General Conference DOCUMENTATION OF ATTENDANCE form for your Certificate (in the last session of the day) that documentation of sessions attended. NOTE: Sessions documents the number of actual clock hours you approved by ABEC are indicated on the form. received. 2. At the end of the day, pick up a General Conference 4. After the conference, submit the General Conference Certificate (in the last session of the day) that Certificate and the DOCUMENTATION OF documents the number of actual clock hours you ATTENDANCE form to your disciplinary received. board/organization for CE approval. 3. Submit documentation and certificate to the Alabama NOTE: Not all disciplines calculate CEUs from clock hours Board of Examiners in Counseling for your CEUs. in the same way. Your disciplinary board/organization will provide you with information on how many CEUs you will Schedule at a Glance receive based on your actual clock hours. MONDAY, October 15 7:00 AM Registration Special CE Procedures 8:45-10:15 AM Opening Session 10:15-10:30 AM Break – Visit Exhibits ASHA for SLPs and Audiologists (ABESPA follows THE 10:30-12:00 PM Concurrent Sessions same procedures as above for all attendees) 12:00–1:30 PM Lunch 1. Pick up blue envelope from the SLP CE table and 1:30-3:00 PM Concurrent Sessions follow instructions inside. 3:00-3:15 PM Break 3:15-4:45 PM Concurrent Sessions 2. During the conference, record sessions attended on ASHA SESSION GRID in the blue envelope. TUESDAY, October 16 (NOTE: ASHA only approves sessions that are 7:00 AM Registration relevant to SLPs and Audiologists.) 8:45-10:15 AM Opening Session 3. Upon check out, return the blue envelope with all 10:15-10:30 AM Break – Visit Exhibits completed paperwork to the SLP CE desk. 10:30-12:00 PM Concurrent Sessions 2 12:00–1:30 PM Lunch 1. Describe the research on evidence-based 1:30-3:00 PM Concurrent Sessions practice using storybooks in intervention. 3:00-3:15 PM Break 2. Identify benefits of using storybooks in 3:15-4:45 PM Concurrent Sessions intervention for culturally and linguistically diverse populations. WEDNESDAY, October 17 3. Describe application of different intervention 8:00 AM Registration approaches to address a variety of speech and 8:30-10:00 AM Concurrent Sessions language goals. 10:00-10:15 AM Break 4. Describe the use of literacy-based interventions 10:15-11:45 AM Concurrent Sessions to support access to the general education curriculum in the least restrictive environment. MONDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKER Introductory to Intermediate Level/Lecture, Discussion Phuong Palafox has a passion Tools of the Trade: Home Visiting in the Real World, for autism, culturally and Amanda Marable, SLP; Bonnie Johnson, SC, Alabama’s linguistically diverse needs Early Intervention System (AEIS); Kennis Johnson, SC, AEIS (including poverty), literacy‐ Room D based interventions and OBJECTIVES – Participants will be able to: service‐delivery models. She 1. Determine strategies for providing evidence- enthusiastically supports SLPs based and routines-based interventions within and interventionists in their non-traditional home environments. endeavors to make 2. Creatively meet the needs of children and meaningful, daily impact in families when the environment is not enriching. children’s lives. Her high energy and sincerity, conveyed 3. Describe the principles of learning in relationship through personal stories and creative messages, resonate to hierarchy of needs. with those who dedicate their time to supporting others. 4. Discuss strategies for implementing As an English Language Learner who grew up with limited developmentally appropriate skills using what is means, she personally understands the scope and depth of available in the home. some of our children’s needs. Her out‐of‐the‐box thinking Introductory-Intermediate Level/Lecture, Discussion and time spent working with others have surely made an impact. BRAKE – Slow Down, Construction Zone Ahead: Behavior MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 Management in the Preschool Classroom, Tina Sanders, Ed.S., Alabama State Department of Education 7:00 Registration Room L 8:30 – 10:15 Opening Session OBJECTIVES – Participants will be able to: Keynote – How a House is Built: Family First, Phuong 1.