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1 Conference Schedule and Highlights:!."""."....~.M'7~'%'V.''1;HF-.-iP'1.T'''rp'''l'''M'''''1Y'',~'1P'' '~h :,,~.' '7',-",' f\~r~" /".7'.'.''JI'T;'-, ll-'fed11!!sllay,tune 8!.:?011 Y to 4:00 Presenter: Bill Daumueller, LISW 9am-4pm coffee& cfternom snark prvljlded Ethics, Behavioral Health Professionals i ~''''''~W''~~ '''''''- - 4'~!llJ" '.-,,-,.~,.~,..~... '!J:!~~sday,'une~, to5:!5 Coffee & aftemoon snack provided 7am to Sam Registration and Welcome 8am to 10am Keynote Presentation: Sam Tsemberis, Ph.D. 10:15 to 11:30 Workshops 11 :30 to 1pm lunch provided 1:00 to 2:15 Workshops 2:15 snark/coffee provided 2:30 to 3:45 Workshops 4:00 to 5:15 Workshops rlday, iune~j(j1{ to5:15 Continental breakfast provided 8am to 10am Plenary Session: Susan Musante, LPCC 10:15 to 11:30 Workshops 11 :30 to 1pm lunch onyotlr own 1:00 to 2:15 Workshops 2:15 snack/coffee provided 2:30 to 3:45 Workshops 4:00 to 5:15 Workshops Total CEU's available: 20 [Ab~t!:lctl)e~dlillt!:.A,prif i~th!2()!1. Mail Workshop Proposals to: PSRANM Conference Attn: Molly Hastings, UNM PSR Program, 2001 B Centro Familiar SW, ABQ, NM or to mghastings@salud.unm.edu (psranm Call for Papers in the Subject Line).,Please mail Awards nonlillations to: Socorro Mental Health Attn: Martha Rimmel PSRANM AWARDS Nominations 1200 Highway 60 West, Socorro, NM mrimmcl@socorromentalhealth.org >'"d~ s=:o{/) ~ to ~..0 0 ~ ~ Z ~ to ~ ('D Z ~ ].....j::::.. I 0 tv C/) rt ~ PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION OF NM 19 TH AN:t--~UAL CONFERENCE "IS ANYONE LISTENING?" PSRANM

2 PSRANM CONFERENCE "Is Anyone Listening?" Send your check to: PSRANM PO Alb NM MAKE CHECKS PAYABlE TO PSRANM Registration Rates: Association Members conference only: $ Non-Members conference only: $ Ethics plus conference Association Members: Ethics plus conference Non-Members: $ Ethics only: $80.00 Presenters must register for the workshop One time 50% discount to attend conference for presenters (limited to 2 presenters per presentation) 19 th Annual Conference Registration (Please copy this form, fill 1 out for each person registering) I need ASL interpreting for Plenary Sessions (please notify us by May 28 1h ) hcmherc@,harerourcare.org- ame: Title on Badge: Address: City: State: Zip: Company (if applicable): Phone Number:. *Plcase send your check or money order with your registration. If you do receive a scholarship, we will reimburse you. Hotel Information: Pleasemake your-arrangements'with-sheraton Airport Hotel (mention PSRANM)$109 single$119 double Reservations(505) (800) Discount Information: 3 or more people from o~em~mber organization will receivea 10% discount on the cost of registration. (Scholarshipsnot included) 7 or more people from one Memberorganization will receivea 15% discount on the cost of registration. (Scholarshipsnot included). *Registrationsmust be mailedtogether in order to be eligiblefor the discounts Silent Action: Pleasecontact CatherineHarding about donations for the silentauction- thank you for yom generosity. charding@bamhs.com Keynote Thursday June 9, am Sam Tsemberis, Ph.D. Dr. Sam Tsemberis founded Pathways to Housing, an organization based on the belief that housing is a basic human right, in He currently serves as the CEO. Pathways developed the highly successful Housing Firs: program that provides immediate access to permanent supported housing to individuals who are homeless and who have mental health and addiction problems. The program uses a person-centered harm reduction approach to housing and services. The success of this approach has created a paradigm shift in the operation of supportive housing. Pathways' Housing First programs now operate across the US, Canada and Europe. The program is included in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration's (SAMHSA's) National Registry of Evidence Based Programs. Pathways' has received recognition and numerous awards including the American Psychiatric Association's Gold Award in the area of community mental health. Dr. Tsemberis is a clinical-community psychologist and is 011 the faculty of the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center. He currently serves as principal investigator for several federally funded studies of homelessness, mental illness, and addiction, and has published numerous articles and book chapters on these topics. He recently published (Nov. 2010) the Housing First manual by Hazelden Press. Plenary Friday June 10, ~m Susan Musante, LPCC Susan.Musante is currently the director for Soteria-Alaska and CHOICES, Ine. Both of these programs are peer-run stand alone rron profits and are considered alternatives to the conventional mental health system in Alaska because of the beliefs and values that drive the services. Ms. Musante believes that all people can recover from mental illness and that people should have choice and decision-making powers regarding their own road to recovery. Susan has more than 25 years working experience in mental health and recovery and has made numerous presentations on recovery, rehabilitation and empowerment. Teaching manuals that she has written include: Peer Practuioner Training: A Learning Partnership and NM Behavioral Health Services Benefits Tech/lira! Assistance Manual, Supported EmpJoymmt Handbook. Prior to moving to Alaska, Susan was instrumental in barring the passage of a Forced Outpatient Treatment bill through her involvement with the New Mexico Advocates for Treatment Solutions and the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association. She has also been involved in the start up of several mental health peer provided services including The] eff Revels Albuquerque Drop In Center and the Peer Bridger services at the University of New Mexico Mental Health Center. She has provided technical assistance to peer initiated services and to medical centers planning to incorporate peer practitioners into their staffing.

3 iils Anyone Listening?" PSRANM 19 th Annual Conference June Albuquerque, NM Call for Papers The Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association of New Mexico (PSRANM) will hold its ts" conference on June 8 through June 10, 2011 at the Sheraton Albuquerque Airport Hotel. People in recovery, practitioners, advocates, families and administrators will come together to share knowledge, skills and values, that promote PSR best practices. This year's theme, Is Anyone Listening? is intended to reflect the expectation that the choices and voices of people in recovery be heard. Including access to safe affordable housing, behavioral health services that assist people in avoiding a life of chronic disease through prevention and early intervention. PSRANM seeks enthusiastic and knowledgeable presenters who will emphasize PSR competencies in the following areas: Interpersonal Professional Community Assessment, Competencies Role Competencies Resources Planning and Outcomes Systems Competencies Intervention Diversity Following are suggested workshop themes: * Peer Support Specialist Roles and Competencies c. WRAP for Recipients of Services and Practitioners "*- PSR Code of Ethics '* Psychiatric advance directives * Ethical Concerns that Arise with Peer/family Specialists c,j.. Conflict Resolution c*,- Peer Run Business -*,- Employment Services. Employment Issues for Forensic Service Recipients,,k Impact of State cess Regulations on Rural areas -.. Impact of Comprehensive Community Support Services and Rehabilitation Services * Roundtable Forums on Specific Issues e.g. state and local advocacy -.. Legislation 101,*- Support for Parents with Children with SDMI '* Breaking Loose/Letting Go-When People Leave Services -.. PSYChodrama '. '* Comedy Art -. EFT

4 Presenters Must Register for the Conference if They Are Planning to Attend Other Sessions Abstract Deadline: April 30, Mail Proposals to: PSRANM Conference Program, P.O. Box 20552, Albuquerque, NM , or to (Type PSRANM Call for Papers in the Subject Line). Questions? Call the PSRANM Executive Director Heather Clark at (505) Is Anyone Listening? Application to Present Presenter(s): Badge Title: Agency: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Presenters: Please attach credentials and resume for each presenter on separate sheets. This information is essential to attain Continuing Education Units (CEUs). PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE REVIEWED WITHOUT RESUMES/CREDENTIALS Presentation Abstract: Include title, purpose, learning objectives and teaching methods. Identify at least one of the seven competency areas. Please print or type abstract on a separate sheet if more space is needed. Length of Presentation: (1 hour & 15 min. minimum) AV equipment needed: (We cannot provide a power point projector) [ ] I will bring my own AV equipment.

5 Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association of New Mexico The Following Awards are Available for Nominations: DeAnn Evans This award is in memory of DeAnn Evans, an exceptional behavioral health worker in NM supporting PSR Core Principles and Values who made a difference in the lives of consumers, co-workers and throughout the state. This award is presented to an individual who has earned the recognition from their peers and are recognized as exemplifying the traits most admired in DeAnn Evans. Enthusiasm: Willingness: Dedication: Compassion: Commitment: For new projects and ideas To do whatever is required to get the task done To the needs of psychiatrically disabled individuals For the understanding of the needs of others To the principles of psychosocial rehabilitation and the dignity of individuals. PSR Practitioner To be awarded to the direct care, or supervisory staff who has demonstrated the exemplary leadership skills in implementing PSR service. Whose diligent work, ethics and values contribute to positive recovery outcomes in their agency or program over the past year. PSR Person in Recovery To be awarded to a person in recovery who has demonstrated exemplary leadership skills as a member of a PSR program and has contributed to positive program outcomes, community or civic improvement, and advocacy on behalf of the PSR services over the past year. Family Member To be awarded to a family member (i.e., sibling, parent) who has supported a local PSR program and contributed to positive program outcomes, community or civic improvement, or advocacy in behalf of PSR services. Please provide a letter introducing the nominee and explaining how he or she demonstrates the criteria specific to the position category. Nomination letters shall demonstrate the nominee's commitment (qualitatively/effectiveness and longevity, to the field and to the state association. Nominees elected will be notified prior to the conference. Awards will be presented during the 19 th Annual PSRANM Conference June Albuquerque. Letters of nominations should be received no later than April 30, Please mail to: Socorro Mental Health Attn: Martha Rimmel PSRANM AWARDS Nominations 1200 Highway 60 W Socorro, NM Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association of New Mexico PO Box Albuquerque NM 8'