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Gregory Cherpes, MD |
Psychiatric Diagnoses: An Introduction
Thursday, March 18, 2010
1pm - 3pm
CDC of Butler County
112 Woody Drive, Butler PA |
In this training session, the basic elements of psychiatric diagnosis will be discussed. The 2 hour training will cover topics including: categories of mental health disorders, the multi-axial diagnostic system that psychiatrists use when making a diagnosis, and a discussion of the diagnosis of mental illness from a historical perspective. No previous knowledge of mental health disorders is necessary to participate in this presentation. Click here to register for this training
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Susan Schaeffer, Ph.D. |
Women with Disabilities & Health Issues
Thursday, April 15, 2010
10am - 12pm
CDC of Butler County
112 Woody Drive, Butler PA |
Susan Schaeffer, Ph. D. from UPMC's Disabilities Resource Center will be discussing woman with disabilities and health issues along with information about the Disability Resource Center and any initiatives around disabilites that UPMC may have. Click here to register for this training.
Gwen Breuer, D.O. who was supposed to present on women and the aging process had to cancel due to a conflict in her schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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David Hingsburger |
David Hingsburger Conference
Thursday & Friday, June 10th & 11th, 2010
Succop Theatre @ BC3
107 College Drive, Butler PA
This is a FREE event.
Meals are on your own for both days. |
Day 1: (9am - 3:30pm)
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The Ring of Safety
The Ring of Safety explores the victimization of people with disabilities and helps reduce the risk of sexual assault. The Ring of Safety presents the skills to teach people with disabilities to enable them to protect themselves. David also presents a new way of looking at the indicators of sexual abuse in the population of people who have developmental disabilities.
* Film Festival - Raising the Views of Those with Disabilities in a Creative, Positive Way (6pm - 8pm)
Join us for a fun, multi-film event that looks at the lives and talents of local individuals living an Everyday Life. This event will be held after Day 1 of the conference, from 6pm - 8pm on June 10th in the Succop Theatre. There are no credit hours awarded for attending this event.
Day 2: (9am - 3:30pm)
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The “R” Word
There are ways that we can help people with disabilities understand teasing and bullying. It also suggests new strategies for dealing with mean people. Further, David will help parents and staff support an individual with a disability who is being bullied.
Making Tomorrow
Using humour, Dave talks about four important things that we can think about that will help us to stay in this important field of human services.
Click here to register for this event.
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* Since the Film Festival is not a training, we can not offer training hours for this event. However, the festival is a FREE event so we hope you will join us in fun and celebration!
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** Each attendee of the conference will receive 5.5 credit hours for each day in attendance, as there is a one hour break for lunch each day. Participants
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be present for the entire day to receive credit hours.
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Certificates will be distributed at the end of each day. Attendees MUST be present in order to receive a Certificate of Completion.
Overnight Accommodations are available at a rate of $95 per Single or Double Occupancy:
Fairfield Inn & Suites Butler
200 Fairfield Lane
Butler, PA 16001 *
Phone: (724) 283-0009
* When calling to reserve a room, please convey that you are attending the David Hingsburger Conference.
You can also register online by clicking the corresponding links below:
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Nancy Thaler |
Strengths & Weaknesses in Our System, and the Importance of Everyone's Role
Thursday, August 5, 2010
10am - 12:30pm
Succop Theatre @ BC3
107 College Drive, Butler PA |
Nancy Thaler is the Executive Director of the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services. She served as Pennsylvania’s Deputy Secretary for Mental Retardation from 1993-2003 and also worked for the Federal Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) responsible for the quality improvement strategy for the Federal Medicaid Home and Community-Based Waiver Program. She will speak on strengths and weaknesses in our system and the importance of everyone’s role. A half hour Q & A will follow Nancy's presentation. Click here to register for this training
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