journey a 2,700-mile trek on foot across – America. The film directly addresses the challenges that service members face after experiencing combat, including PTSD as well as moral injury as well as the evolving treatment, including non-pharmaceutical interventions. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 7:30 a.m. REGISTRATION –11:45 7:30-8:15 a.m. Exhibits, Silent Auction, and Continental Breakfast 8:15 9:45 a.m. Recreation Wesley Participants will describe and identify how Session 7 – Therapy, the Cornelius Recreation Therapy services provide hope and .15 CEU Heartbeat of M.Ed., CTRS wellness to the whole person in healthcare Healthcare C Hope settings. Health Services Identifying the Liz Irwin, The results of a survey conducted by the Session 8 unmet needs of CTRS and Special Needs Ministry at Highland Park .15 CEU families with Vance United Methodist Church will be shared and special needs Gilmore, M.S. discussed to identify the unmet needs and in the DFW Highland Park barriers to services that families experience. area United Emphasis will be placed on how practitioners Methodist can use this information to inform their future Church program and intervention planning and better serve their participants and families. The Power of Amy Foxman, Setting event and antecedent strategies are Session 9 Prevention: M.Ed., BCBA powerful because they minimize or prevent .15 CEU Medical, & Laura challenging behaviors before they occur. Psychological, Golden, OTR, Presenters will describe medical, and Social OTD psychological, and social factors that may Factors and MHMR contribute to challenging behaviors and Challenging Tarrant provide examples of pro-active interventions Behaviors County and strategies that may be utilized in
journey – a 2,700-mile trek on foot across America. The film directly addresses the challenges that service members face after experiencing combat, including PTSD as well as moral injury as well as the evolving treatment, including non-pharmaceutical interventions. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 7:30 –11:45 a.m. REGISTRATION 7:30-8:15 a.m. Exhibits, Silent Auction, and Continental Breakfast 8:15 – 9:45 a.m. Recreation Therapy, the Heartbeat of Healthcare Wesley Cornelius M.Ed., CTRS C Hope Health Services Participants will describe and identify how Recreation Therapy services provide hope and wellness to the whole person in healthcare settings. Session 7 .15 CEU Identifying the unmet needs of families with special needs in the DFW area Liz Irwin, CTRS and Vance Gilmore, M.S. Highland Park United Methodist Church The results of a survey conducted by the Special Needs Ministry at Highland Park United Methodist Church will be shared and discussed to identify the unmet needs and barriers to services that families experience. Emphasis will be placed on how practitioners can use this information to inform their future program and intervention planning and better serve their participants and families. Session 8 .15 CEU The Power of Prevention: Medical, Psychological, and Social Factors and Challenging Behaviors Amy Foxman, M.Ed., BCBA & Laura Golden, OTR, OTD MHMR Tarrant County Setting event and antecedent strategies are powerful because they minimize or prevent challenging behaviors before they occur. Presenters will describe medical, psychological, and social factors that may contribute to challenging behaviors and provide examples of pro-active interventions and strategies that may be utilized in Session 9 .15 CEU
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