HealIng Mother. Through Trauma-Informed Care. THURSDAY, APRIL 14 8 am to 4:15 pm. FRIDAY, APRIL 15 8 am to 4 pm MAIN CONFERENCE TRAINING DAY.

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1 12TH ANNUAL UNC HORIZONS CONFERENCE AND 2ND ANNUAL THURSDAY, APRIL 14 8 am to 4:15 pm HealIng Mother and child Through Trauma-Informed Care FRIDAY, APRIL 15 8 am to 4 pm The William and Ida Friday Center for Continuing Education 100 Friday Center Drive Chapel Hill This one-day conference and subsequent training day, will highlight how Horizons has implemented trauma-informed care for the women and children it serves. Current research pertaining to trauma-informed treatment, and how other fields, including legal services, medicine and child care, are incorporating trauma-informed practices and programs will be discussed. Sessions will be tailored to service providers who work with women and their children affected by substance use disorders, and will help them empower their clients who are healing from both trauma and addiction. Target Audience All professionals working with substance abusing women and their children including psychologists, physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, licensed professional counselors, substance abuse counselors, social workers, marriage and family counselors, child welfare workers, childcare providers, school personnel and all other interested professionals Speakers DeChanile Brooks, LPA Tonier Cain Healing Neen, Inc. and Neen Cares, Inc. Arnold, MD Gillian Eberle, MSW, LCSW, LCAS-A Qu Nesha S. Hinton, MS, LPCA, LCAS-A East Carolina University Greenville, NC Evette Horton, PhD, NCC, LPCS Elisabeth Johnson, PhD, FNP Hendrée Jones, PhD Cynthia Kuhn, PhD Duke University School of Medicine Durham, NC Colleen Meyer, CMSW, LCSW Gary Peterson, MD Southeast Institute for Group and Family Therapy Beth Posner, JD, MA UNC School of Law Denise Powers, MEd The Circle Preschool Program Richmond, VA Kathy Ryan, PhD, LCSW The Circle Preschool Program Richmond, VA Meg Sanders, MS East Carolina University Greenville, NC Marc Strange, LCAS, LPC

2 agenda: Thursday, April 14, TH ANNUAL UNC HORIZONS CONFERENCE HEALING WOMEN AND CHILDREN WITH TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE 8:00 am Lobby Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 Grumman Auditorium Welcome and Introductions 8:45 Grumman Auditorium Keynote Presentation: and Trauma-Informed Care Hendrée Jones, PhD, OBJECTIVE: Discuss how Horizons has implemented trauma-informed care for the women it serves. 10:15 Lobby Break 10:30 Morning Concurrent Workshops (select one) Grumman Auditorium Hello, it's Me: Treating Trauma in the Mother-Child Relationship Evette Horton, PhD, NCC, LPCS, OBJECTIVE: Describe three ways trauma appears in dyadic relationships. Trauma-Informed Healthcare for Pregnant and Postpartum Women Elisabeth Johnson, PhD, FNP, OBJECTIVE: Discuss the prevalence of trauma in pregnant women with substance use disorders and how it impacts interactions with the healthcare system during pregnancy, delivery and the post-partum period. Windflower What s Trauma Got to Do With It? Best Practices for the Legal Representation of Domestic and Sexual Violence Victims Beth Posner, JD, MA, UNC School of Law OBJECTIVE: Review the nature of trauma experienced by victims of domestic and sexual violence. 12:00 pm Trillium Lunch at The Friday Center 1:00 Grumman Auditorium Keynote Presentation: Trauma and Recovery Tonier Cain, Healing Neen, Inc. and Neen Cares, Inc. OBJECTIVE: Describe the key principles, core assumptions and elements of trauma-informed organizations and services. 2:30 Lobby Break 2:45 Afternoon Concurrent Workshops (select one) Grumman Auditorium Trauma-Informed Care Prevention Tools Tonier Cain, Healing Neen, Inc. and Neen Cares, Inc. OBJECTIVE: Discuss the importance of designing an individualized treatment plan for consumers. Windflower Using EMDR with Traumatized Clients Gary Peterson, MD, Southeast Institute for Group and Family Therapy OBJECTIVE: Explain how EMDR therapy is associated with memory reconsolidation. Trauma-Informed Child Care Kathy Ryan, PhD, LCSW, and Denise Powers, MEd, The Circle Preschool Program OBJECTIVE: Discuss the neurobiologic impact of developmental trauma on brain development and overall function of preschoolers. 4:15 pm Lobby Adjourn

3 agenda: friday, April 15, 2016 UNC HORIZONS 2ND ANNUAL 8:00 am Lobby Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 The Pharmacology of Addiction Cynthia Kuhn, PhD, Duke University School of Medicine OBJECTIVE: Identify sites in the brain at which each of the major classes of addictive drugs influence the neural circuits involved in reinforced behavior and addiction. Windflower Clinical Ethics Gillian Eberle, MSW, LCSW, LCAS-A, OBJECTIVE: Discuss the various ethical principles and theories related to clients with trauma. 10:00 Lobby Break 10:15 The Pharmacology of Addiction (cont.) Windflower Clinical Ethics (cont.) 11:45 Trillium Lunch at The Friday Center Afternoon Sessions (select one) 12:45 pm Windflower Trauma-Informed Care: Staff Panel Marc Strange, LCAS, LPC; Elisabeth Johnson, PhD, FNP; Evette Horton, PhD, NCC, LPCS; DeChanile Brooks, LPA; and Colleen Meyer, CMSW, LCSW OBJECTIVE: Identify the major obstacles to establishing a trauma-informed environment when clients have CPS and/or law enforcement involvement. Effective Treatment for People Living with HIV/AIDS and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders for Community Care Providers Qu Nesha Hinton, MS, LPCA, LCASA, East Carolina University Meg Saunders, MS, East Carolina University OBJECTIVE: Discuss the use and application of brief screeners and different treatment modalities when working with people living with HIV/AIDS and co-occurring SUDs. 2:15 Lobby Break 2:30 Windflower Trauma-Informed Care: Staff Panel (cont.) Effective Treatment for People Living with HIV/AIDS and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders for Community Care Providers (cont.) 4:00 pm Lobby Adjourn

4 conference/training day information Registration Fees ONLY Regular Registration: $100.00; $120 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: $35 if notified by 5pm on 4/11/2016 Student/Retiree Registration: $60.00; $80 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: $25 if notified by 5pm on 4/11/2016 ONLY Regular Registration: $60.00; $80 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: $25 if notified by 5pm on 4/11/2016 Student/Retiree Registration: $50.00; $70 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: No refunds will be issued for registration fees $50 or less. AND Regular/Student/Retiree Registration: $150.00; $170 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: $45 if notified by 5pm on 4/11/2016 Register online at Vouchers are accepted. Registration includes electronic handouts and certificate of completion. Directions and parking information will be ed with your confirmation letter. Breakfast/lunch will be provided. Credit Participants must attend 100% of the main conference to receive credit. Participants must attend 100% of the training day to receive credit. Contact Hours and CEUs: Wake AHEC will provide 0.6 CEU to participants upon completion of this activity. Partial CEU credit will not be awarded. Wake AHEC will provide up to 6.0 Contact Hours to participants. Licensed Professional Counselors: This program is not approved for NBCC credit. However, LPCs can use 15 hours of non-nbcc credit for licensure renewal. Substance Abuse Counselor Certification (SAC): Application has been made to the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board for: 3.0 hours of General Skill Building credit 3.0 hours of SS - HIV credit 3.0 hours of SS - Ethics credit 3.0 hours of SS credit Category A NC Psychology Credit: This program will provide 6.0 contact hours (Category A) of continuing education for North Carolina Psychologists. This program has been approved for 6.0 contact hour credits (CHC s) by the Division of Child Development and Early Education, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Contact Hours and CEUs: Wake AHEC will provide 0.6 CEU to participants upon completion of this activity. Partial CEU credit will not be awarded. Wake AHEC will provide up to 6.0 contact hours to participants. Licensed Professional Counselors: This program is not approved for NBCC credit. However, LPCs can use 15 hours of non-nbcc credit for licensure renewal. This program has been approved for 6.0 contact hour credits. Substance Abuse Counselor Certification (SAC): Application has been made to the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board for: 3.0 hours of General Skill Building credit 3.0 hours of SS - HIV credit 3.0 hours of SS - Ethics credit 3.0 hours of SS credit Category A NC Psychology Credit: This program will provide 6.0 contact hours (Category A) of continuing education for North Carolina Psychologists. This program has been approved for 6.0 contact hour credits (CHC s) by the Division of Child Development and Early Education, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Wake AHEC is part of the North Carolina AHEC Program. Questions? Contact Carrie Sayre at or csayre@wakeahec.org. Visit for our inclement weather and ADA statement.

5 DEADLINE: April 7, 2016 Regular Registration: $100.00; $120 after 4/7/2016 Student/Retiree Registration: $60.00; $80 after 4/7/2016 AND Regular/ Student/Retiree Registration: $150.00; $170 after 4/7/2016 Cancellation fee: $45 if notified by 5pm on 4/11/2016 DEADLINE: April 7, 2016 Regular Registration: $60.00; $80 after 4/7/2016 Student/Retiree Registration: $50.00; $70 after 4/7/2016 All information requested on this form must be completed to be registered for the program. Incomplete forms cannot be processed. BREAKOUT SESSIONS Hello, it's Me: Treating Trauma in the Mother-Child Relationship Trauma-Informed Healthcare for Pregnant and Postpartum Women What s Trauma Got to Do With It? Afternoon Sessions (choose one) Trauma-Informed Care Prevention Tools Using EMDR with Traumatized Clients Trauma-Informed Child Care BREAKOUT SESSIONS The Pharmacology of Addiction Clinical Ethics Afternoon Sessions (choose one) Trauma-Informed Care: Staff Panel Effective Treatment for People Living with HIV/AIDS and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders for Community Care Providers PID#: (Last name + last 4 digits of Social Security #). If you have attended a Wake AHEC program in the last 6 months, we only need your Personal ID (PID) number and a phone number. If there are changes to your personal data, please update your information below. Event 46827cas Dr. Mr. Ms. Mrs. First Name MI Last Social Security # (last 4 digits only) Clinical Specialty Degree(s) (e.g., MD, PharmD, MS, BS) Home Address City ( ) State Zip Home County Home Phone Employer Job Title Work Address City ( ) State Zip Work Fax Work Phone Department Preferred (required) By providing your fax number, address and telephone number, you have granted permission for us to contact you via the numbers and address indicated. PAYMENT OPTIONS Payment of check, credit card or supervisor signature must accompany registration. Check enclosed. (Make check payable to Wake AHEC.) Corporate Card Personal Card MasterCard Visa AMEX Discover Card # Authorized Signature Name as it appears on card Exp. Date Employer will make payment. Supervisor complete below and fax registration to Supervisor s Name Printed Supervisor s Signature Title Phone By signing, I am certifying that agency payment will follow. If you have a balance due and do not attend or send a substitute, you will be invoiced for the full program fee. WAKEMED EMPLOYEES ONLY An Education, Meeting & Travel Request Form must be submitted with the registration for processing if your department is paying. Questions? Contact Carrie Sayre at or csayre@wakeahec.org. Register Today! ONLINE FAX MAIL Wake AHEC Attn: Carrie Sayre 3261 Atlantic Avenue Suite 212 Raleigh, NC How did you hear about this course? Brochure/Flyer Fax Word of mouth MyAHEC