| Individual CDs |
| Workshops 1 - Thursday 10:15am |
| # |
Title and Speaker |
CD |
| 1 |
The Building of a Recovery Program in Mental Health by Williams & Mataraso |
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| 2 |
Fighting Forced Outpatient Treatment in New York by Rosenthal & Ashenden |
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| 3 |
A Japanese-American Consumer Exchange by Panel |
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| 4 |
A Dream Come True: A Model for Non-Pathological, Holistic Environment for Recovery by Alexander Bingham |
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| 5 |
Stigma and Discrimination: First Hand Experiences and Perspectives by Panel |
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| 6 |
Innovative Self-Directed and Peer-Provided Service Models in Oregon by Young, Duerscheidt & Shelton |
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| 7 |
Creative Recovery: Lights! Camera! Action! by Brown, Hoffman & Fisher |
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| 8 |
Servant Leadership: A Model for Managing New Power by Melody Reifer |
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| 9 |
Recovery and Evidence-Based Practices by Broman, Staples & Bohanske |
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| 10 |
Expressive Movement and Rhythm: Celebrating Our Journey of Healing, Transformation and Discovery by Catherine Penney |
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| Workshops 2 - Thursday 2:00pm |
| 13 |
A Dialogue on Recovery: What Supports Recovery? by Panel |
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| 14 |
Stepping Stone Peer Support and Crisis Respite Center by Kimball & Struse |
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| 15 |
Peer Specialists - The Natural Support Experts by Ashenden & Bishop |
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| 16 |
Anger Management for Leading in Work and Group Situations by Edie Mannion |
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| 17 |
Mentoring: Partnering with Peers, Family Members, Clinical and State Mental Health Administrators by Kelly, Bashor, Staples & Cota |
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| 18 |
Making Recovery Work at Work: Quality Assurance for Recipient-Run Organizations by Deborah Max |
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| 19 |
The Ultimate Recovery Center by Panel |
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| Workshops 3 - Thursday 3:45pm |
| 21 |
Training Disaster Crisis Counseling Program by Anna Gray |
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| 22 |
Understanding Latino Needs by DeLeon, Baldizon & Vega |
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| 23 |
Housing Within Reach: Tools for Community Integration by Hix, Turley & Wilson |
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| 24 |
Heroes and Recovery by Panel |
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| 25 |
From the Inside to the Outside: Your Wellness, Your Recovery by David Payne |
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| 26 |
HALI Homes: Not Just Housing by Ellen M. Healion |
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| 27 |
Clear Path to Blue Sky by Valley Owen |
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| Workshops 4 - Friday 10:15am |
| 28 |
Establishing Peer Support Networks in the Community After Disaster Situations by Panel |
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| 29 |
Social Security Disability Work Incentives Benefits and Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries by Kent Earnhardt |
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| 30 |
Beyond Pathology: A Wholeness-Based Perspective by Debbie Whittle |
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| 31 |
Providing Trauma-Informed Peer Support by Muscari & Mead |
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| 32 |
International Perspectives on Recovery, Self-Help and Empowerment by Hansen, Yamamoto & Chamberlin |
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| 33 |
Communicating Your Message Through the Media by Susan Rogers |
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| 34 |
"The NY State Consumer White Paper": Infusing Recovery-Based Principles in Mental Health Services by Bishop, Whitmore & Koerner |
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| 35 |
Wellness Centers: Peer Supporters in Action by Travers, Singson, Cate & Russaw |
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| 36 |
Communication Skills for Providing Sensitive, Recovery-Oriented Support to Peers by Bergeson & Mattson |
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| 38 |
What Would a Mental Health System Designed by Consumers Look Like? by Ewbank & Snow |
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| Workshops 5 - Friday 2:00pm |
| 39 |
Art Awakenings: Empowerment and Recovery Through Creativity by Ashely, Jackson, Tanner & Smith |
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| 40 |
Self-Care and Healing: Intending Wellness and Reclaiming Personal Power by Sharon Cadiz |
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| 41 |
How Consumers/Survivors are Helping to Reduce/Eliminate the Use of Seclusion...Part 1 by Bashor, Bluebird, LaCrosse & Trachtman |
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| 42 |
Building Our Own Evidence by Child, Green & Conway Reese |
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| 43 |
You Can Succeed in Higher Education and Self-Employment by Truong & Romprey |
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| 44 |
How the Legal System Can Help Create a Recovery Culture in Mental Health Systems by Jim Gottstein |
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| 47 |
"Housing First" - The Consumer Experience by Yates, Whiley, Riccio & Moore |
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| Workshops 6 - Friday 3:45pm |
| 49 |
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Consumers: Sexual Minority Mental Health Issues by Coffman & Bottomley |
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| 50 |
Unblocking the Force that Empowers You, Your Group and Your Cause by McPhaden & Siefert |
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| 51 |
Emerging Best Practices in Mental Health Recovery by Hopkins, Townsend, Maxwell & Canfield |
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| 52 |
How Consumers/Survivors are Helping to Reduce/Eliminate the Use of Seclusion...Part II by Trachtman, Koons, Risser & Trammell |
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| 53 |
Sharing Hope, Recovery and Wellness with Consumers and Staff at State Psychiatric Hospitals by Swarbrick, Bernstein & Brice |
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| 54 |
Creating a Culture of Recovery in Mental Health Using Certified Peer Specialists by Linda Buckner |
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| 55 |
Peer Support and Recovery: What Helps, What Hinders - When and How? by Kopache, Oswald & Rist |
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| 56 |
Peer Services: Vocational, Volunteer, Treatment Bonanza by Daniel Huff |
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| 58 |
Walking the Walk: Maintaining a Drug-Free Workplace by Joshua Koerner |
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| Workshops 7 - Saturday 10:15am |
| 59 |
Men and Trauma by Patrick Risser |
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| 60 |
The Role of Consciousness in Self-Directed Recovery by Ho & Kauwe |
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| 61 |
How to Change the Mental Health System Without Really Trying by Michael Hlebechuk |
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| 62 |
Achieving Recovery: Peer-Run Programs that Leave No One Behind by Joseph Rogers |
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| 63 |
West Virginia Leadership Academy by Lane & Pauley |
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| 64 |
Training the Trainer - Let's Examine Peer Specialist Training by Nelson & Rockitter |
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| 66 |
What's Pride Got to Do With It? The Intersections Between Mad Pride and Disability Pride by Krista Erickson |
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| 67 |
Education as a Means to Recovery by Salerno & Ashcraft |
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| 68 |
Native American Healing and Spirituality Through Cultural Traditions and Boogie by Delmar & Guevara |
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| 69 |
Strategies to Build Political Power by Andrew Imparato |
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| 70 |
The Pennsylvania Community Support Program by Glenn Koons |
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| Workshops 8 - Saturday 2:00pm |
| 71 |
Developing a Consumer Network in an Urban Environment by Belcher & Rider |
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| 72 |
Righteous Anger: Young, Drugged and Locked Up: Recovered to Tell the Story by Aubrey Ellen Shomo |
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| 73 |
Facing the False Looking Glass: The Recovery and Healing Road for Consumers by Washington, Bledsoe & Washington |
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| 74 |
Recovery-The Journey by Colleen Jasper |
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| 75 |
From Vision to Reality: A Roadmap to Systems Transformation by Dorlester & Johnson |
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| 76 |
Making Molehills Out of Mountains - Breaking Down Barriers in Rural Areas by Ison, Grater & Parker |
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| 77 |
Community Building: Solutions for Community Living by Christie & Wood |
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| 78 |
Kansas Consumers and Evidence-Based Practices by Parker, Cash & Budd |
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| Workshops 9 - Saturday 3:45pm |
| 80 |
Milestones to Recovery: A Successful Peer-to-Peer Program by Maureen Marrin |
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| 84 |
Implementing a Recovery-Oriented System of Care by Tom Kelly |
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| 85 |
If Your Mental Health Supports Make Sense, You Might Be in a Brokerage by David Romprey & Maxine Stone |
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| Thursday Institutes - 2-3 CDs each |
| B |
Self-Direction as a Route to Recovery by Fudge, Fricks, Cook & Russell |
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| C |
Peer Support: Road to Success by Panel |
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| D |
Life Beyond Recovery--Programs and Services are Just Not Enough! by Amy Long |
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| E |
Recovery: The Journey from Different Perspectives by Zinman, Fisher, Penney & Mills |
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| Friday Institutes - 2-3 CDs each |
| J |
Survival Tools for Peer Support Programs in the Era of Evidence-Based Practices by Jean Campbell |
|
| K |
Essentials of Peer Empowerment by Panel |
|
| M |
Wellness and Healing in Maori Culture of New Zealand by Panel |
|
| N |
Peer-Run Crisis Alternatives by Mead & Long |
|
| O |
The Recovery Consortium: Statewide Organizing for Recovery by Panel |
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| Saturday Institutes - 2-3 CDs each |
| P |
Beyond the Border: Using Curricula and Personal Experiences to Overcome Stigma and Recover by Kopache, Rist, Oswald & Daya |
|
| Q |
Dante's Cure: The Role of Therapy in Recovery by Penney & Dorman |
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| Binders (hold 8 CDs) for $3.00 each |
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Alternatives 2005