14th FALL PSYCHIATRIC SYMPOSIUM

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1 14th FALL PSYCHIATRIC SYMPOSIUM THURSDAY, October 27, :00 AM 5:00 PM & FRIDAY, October 28, :00 AM 4:30 PM KNOXVILLE MARRIOTT KNOXVILLE, TN Jointly Sponsored by: University of Tennessee College of Nursing University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine Knoxville Area Psychological Association NASW TN Chapter Mental Health Association of East Tennessee Tennessee Department of Mental Health - Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services

2 2011 SYMPOSIUM FACULTY Opening Keynote Speaker: Christopher Kennedy Lawford (Left) Lawford s roots extend to Hollywood royalty and a political dynasty. His is a story of priviledge & fame turned self destructive. An actor (All My Children) and author (Moments of Clarity, Symptoms of Withdrawal: A Memoir of Snapshots and Redemption) Christopher Kennedy Lawford candidly discusses what took him to the brink and his 25 years of recovery. Karen Pershing, MPH (Right) is the Executive Director of the Metropolitan Drug Commission. For more than 25 years she has focused on improving health outcomes by working with diverse groups to address public health issues. She will discuss the dangerous synthetic drugs luring our youth down the path to addiction. James Woods, MD (Above Left) is a frequent lecturer across the country whose psychiatric practice is based in Memphis, TN. Dr. Woods is an award winning psychiatrist and Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine. He has been involved in numerous clinical trials as principal or sub-principal investigator. Courtney Armstrong, LPC, (Right) from Hixson, TN, is a nationally known author and speaker on trauma and grief. She is the author of Transforming Traumatic Grief: Six Steps to Move from Grief to Peace After Sudden or Violent Death of a Loved One. Clifton Mitchell Ph.D. (Left) has taught and trained thousands of mental health professionals in the management of difficult and treatment resistant clients and has developed exciting, presentations on Reality Therapy and Using Language to Achieve Superior Client Outcomes. Trisha Budsock, MA, LPC (Right) is a Tobacco Treatment Specialist. She has been the clinician for a number of clinical trials specific to various medications and behavioral therapies for tobacco dependence in the SMI population in the Division of Addiction Psychiatry at the New Jersey College of Medicine & Dentistry. Sam Macmaster, PhD (Left) is a PhD in Social Welfare at the University of Tennessee College of Social Work in Nashville, TN. A successful researcher in the areas of substance abuse, mental health, HIV / AIDS, and service delivery systems, he has secured $12 M in grants since James T. Barker, MD (Right) is an award winning psychiatrist from Hickory, NC. He was chief Resident of Psychiatry at the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center. Henry Nasrallah, MD (Right) is a psychiatrist and researcher at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he is the Associate Dean and Professor of Psychiatry and Neuroscience. Dr. Nasrallah is the Editor in Chief of Schizophrenia Research and Current Psychiatry Journals. Clinical Psychiatrists. Michael Kahn, LPC, JD (Left) lectures and facilitates workshops in the U.S. and internationally on grief, diversity, self-care and ethics. He is among the forefront in his field on the use of film in group therapy and workshops. In his free time Michael makes documentary films. Katherine Stone (Right) is the publisher of Postpartum Progress, the most widely read publication on maternal mental health issues. Stone suffered with postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder with the birth of her son in It was this experience that led her to become an advocate for women with postpartum mood disorders: through Postpartum Progress, she has received numerous media awards the last few years. Ken Tullis, MD, (Right) a survivor of seven suicide attempts and multiple addictions, is an award-winning psychiatrist specializing in suicide prevention, dual diagnosis, and psychological trauma. He is the author of The Courage to Live Workbook, a groundbreaking companion to his first book, Seduction of Suicide, and Secrets of Suicide, Healing the Hidden Wounds that Lead Us to Suicide. Closing Speaker: Retired NFL Quarterback Eric Hipple (Left) describes his journey - from starring on Monday Night Football to Monday Night in Jail. He explores his family mental health history, his son s suicide, and his own fall from grace in his book Real Men Do Cry. Since the Monday Night in Jail his game plan has included working on his own recovery, and teaching others to tackle depression through his work at the University of Michigan Depression Center.

3 8:00 AM CHECK-IN / Exhibits THE SYMPOSIUM Thursday October 27, 2011 (6 CE or CME Credits for All Day) 9:00 9:15 AM Welcome, Announcements, Disclosures 9:15 10:45 AM Christopher Kennedy Lawford Actor, author, UN Goodwill Ambassador on Drug Dependence & Crime Alcohol and Substance Abuse: My Experience, Hard Earned Humility & the Path to Recovery 10:45 11:15 AM Break ~ Enjoy the Exhibits 11:15 12:45 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Choose One on Registration Form) A-1 Karen Pershing, MPH A-2 James Woods, MD A-3 Courtney Armstrong, M. Ed., LPC Dangerous Drugs of Deception: Stressed, Depressed, Can t Transforming Traumatic Grief Luring Young Minds Down the Get No Rest...I Hurt All Over: Path to Addiction Fibromyalgia & Mental Health 2011 Update 12:45 1:45 PM Networking Lunch (Provided) ~ Lobby 1:45-3:15 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Choose One on Registration Form) A-4 Sam Macmaster, PhD A-5 James T. Barker, MD A-6 Clifton Mitchell, PhD Integrating Treatment Services Vitamin Augmentation for Utilizing Reality Therapy: For Which for Co-Occurring Disorders: Are Depression? A Beginner s Clients Does it Fit? We Providing It or Renaming the Guide Same Service Delivery System? 3:15 3:30 PM Break ~ Enjoy the Exhibits 3:30 5:00 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Choose One on Registration Form) A-7 Trish Budsock, MA, LPC A-8 James Woods, MD A-9 Clifton Mitchell, PhD CHOICES: Innovations in Autistic Spectrum From Using the Hidden Power of Language Tobacco Dependence Education Aspergers to PDD NOS For Superior Client Outcomes and Self & Intervention for Mental Health Improvement Consumers 5:00 PM EVALUATION COMPLETION / TURN IN ~ CHECK - OUT ~ JOHN SEVIER LOBBY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unrestricted Educational Grants have been received from: Tennessee Department of Mental Health Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services

4 7:30 AM CHECK -IN & Exhibits Open THE SYMPOSIUM Friday October 28, 2011 (6 CE or CME Credits for All Day) 8:30 8:45 AM Welcome, Announcements, Disclosures 8:45 10:15 AM Ken Tullis, MD Confessions of a Suicidal Shrink: A Story of Addiction & Suicide 10:15 10:45 AM Break ~ Enjoy the Exhibits & Book Signings 10:45 12:15 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Choose One on Registration Form) B-1 Henry Nasrallah, MD B-2 Katherine Stone B-3 Michael, Kahn LPC, JD Antipsychotic Update Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Reel Therapy: Ethical & Professional Disorders: One Size Does Not Issues for Therapists PART I Fit All 12:15 1:15 PM Networking Lunch (Provided) - Lobby 1:15-2:45 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Choose One on Registration Form) B-4 Henry Nasrallah, MD B-5 Ken Tullis, MD B-6 Michael Kahn, LPC, JD 27 Clues to Differentiate Unipolar Sex Addiction: Heaven, Reel Therapy: Ethical & Professional from Bipolar Depression Hell or Hoax?? Issues for Therapists, PART II 2:45 3:00 PM Break ~ Enjoy the Exhibits & Book Signing 3:00 4:30PM Plenary Session: Eric Hipple, Retired NFL Quarterback Real Men Do Cry: From Monday Night Football to Monday Night in Jail 4:30 EVALUATION COMPLETION / TURN IN ~ CHECK - OUT ~ JOHN SEVIER LOBBY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Overall Conference Learning Objectives 1. Identify and discuss recent approvals and advances in antipsychotic treatment strategies for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia as well as changes in TennCare formulary regarding depression augmentation therapy and smoking cessation. 2. Review and describe the causes of frequent diagnostic errors of bipolar disorder vs. unipolar major depression and fibromyalgia vs. depression, paying particular attention to clues that can help differentiate the illnesses. 3. Review the legal and ethical requirements surrounding informed consent, potential complications, and duties to report, while analyzing case study examples mental health professionals may face. 4. Explore the properties of different addictions, including sex addiction, drug and alcohol addictions and the links between mental illness, alcohol and drug dependence and nicotine dependence. Unrestricted Educational Grants have been received from:

5 14 TH FALL PSYCHIATRIC SYMPOSIUM ~ Continuing Education Information: Physicians: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the University of Tennessee Center College of Medicine and the Mental Health Association of East Tennessee. The University of Tennessee College of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Education Credits: AMA: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 12.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours: Adhering to the guidelines set by the American Medical Association, the University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine will issue Certificates of Attendance and CEUs for non physicians attending this educational activity. This activity is designated for 1..2 CEUs by the University of Tennessee using the standard that 1 hour of educational instruction is awarded.1 CEU Nurses: The 14 th Fall Psychiatric Symposium is co-provided by The University of Tennessee College of Nursing and the Mental Health Association of East Tennessee. A total of 12 contact hours are available for nurses. The University of Tennessee College of Nursing is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Tennessee Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission of Accreditation. Psychologists: Knoxville Area Psychological Association (KAPA) is approved by the American Psychological Association to provide continuing education to psychologists and maintains responsibility for this program. KAPA has designated up to 12 CE credits for attendees of the Symposium. 6 CE credits for October 27th attendance, 6 CE credits for attending October 28th. No CE credits will be awarded for partial attendance at either program. There is an additional $20 fee for non-kapa members wanting CE credit from KAPA payable with your registration. Social Workers: This program was approved by the National Association of Social Workers Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN ) for up to 12.0 continuing education units. Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors: This training is approved by the TDMH, Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, for up to 12 LADAC CEUs.. Licensed Professional Counselors: NBCC Rules Section 5A recognizes continuing education credit earned at NASW approved programs. This program was approved by the National Association of Social Workers Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN ) for up to 12.0 continuing education units.

6 14 TH FALL PSYCHIATRIC SYMPOSIUM Hotel Accommodations: Online code: PSYPSYA Or by phone - CALL Group: Fall Psychiatric Symposium Rate: $ per night Knoxville Marriott, 500 Hill Avenue Knoxville, TN Callers MUST request the Fall Psychiatric Symposium block of rooms. DIRECTIONS: Directions will be provided with your registration confirmation via . Please provide on registration form. PARKING INFORMATION: Arrive early for best parking. Parking is FREE in the Marriott parking garage. ATTIRE: Business casual. Bring a sweater or jacket to put on or remove for your personal comfort. *********************************************************** VIP Reception & Book Signing TICKET REQUIRED Wednesday October 26 th 6:30 PM Marriott Hotel, 500 Hill Avenue Knoxville, TN Sponsored by: MEET ~ Christopher Kennedy Lawford UN Goodwill Ambassador for Drug Dependence and Crime, Author, Actor, Advocate $25 - Hors d oeuvres reception only $40 - includes reception & signed book Christopher Kennedy Lawford s books may be purchased at the reception

7 14 TH FALL PSYCHIATRIC SYMPOSIUM CEs / CMEs for: Nursing Physician Psychology Social Work LADAC LPC Other Name: Degrees: Gender M F Affiliation Address City/State/Zip Phone: FAX Standard Meal Vegetarian Meal Requested Required For Continuing Medical Education Credit (Required for Physicians only Enter data below): Last four digits of Social Security # Birth Month and Year REGISTRATION FEES: (Please check One) MHA Members Save 10% on Registration Before October 22, 2011: On October 23, 2011 or afterwards: Thursday ONLY - $109 (students w/id $90) Thursday ONLY - $139 (students w/ ID $110) Friday ONLY - $109 (student w/id $90) Friday ONLY - $139 (students w/id $110) Thursday and Friday - $169 (students w/id $120) Thursday and Friday - $199 (students w/ ID $155) ADD VIP Reception - $25 or $40 with book ADD VIP Reception $25 or $40 with book ADD $75 MEMBERSHIP DUES (see below) ADD $75 MEMBERSHIP DUES (see below) ADD $20 Non KAPA fee ADD $20 Non KAPA fee Discounted Fee Total Due $ Discounted Fee Total Due $ 10% Employer Group Discount 5 or more registered at the same time. Students must send in a clear, legible copy of their student ID. Please choose Breakout Sessions (Choose one for each break out time to ensure seating in each room) Thursday 11:15 AM 12:45 PM A1 Dangerous Drugs of Deception Thursday 1:45 PM 3:15 PM A2 I Hurt All Over: Fibromyalgia A3 Transforming Traumatic Mental Health Update Grief A4 Integrating Treatment Services A5 Vitamin Augmentation for A6 Utiliziung Reality Therapy: for Co-Occurring Disorders Depression? A Beginner s For Which Clients Does it Guide Fit? Thursday 3:30 PM 5:00 PM A7 CHOICES: Innovation in Tobacco A8 Autism Spectrum from A9 Using Language for Dependence Education & Intervention Aspergers to PDD NOS Superior Client Outcomes And Self Improvement Friday 10:45 AM 12:15 PM B1 Antipsychotic Update B2 Perinatal Mood & Anxiety: B3 Reel Therapy: Ethical One Size Does Not Fit All & Professional Issues for Therapists PART I Friday 1:15 PM 2:45 PM B4 27 Clues to Differentiate Unipolar B5 Sex Addiction: Heaven, B6 Reel Therapy: Ethical from Bipolar Depression Hell or Hoax? & Professional Issues for Therapists Part II MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION AND SEND TO P O BOX KNOXVILLE, TN REFUNDS will be made (excluding a $20 processing fee) for cancellations received by October 22nd. Cancellation after October 22nd will not receive a refund. PAYMENT: CHECK ENCLOSED Or Call or FAX form with CREDIT CARD info. to: Account No Exp.Date / Signature VISA MasterCard Professional Members are treatment professionals (MDs, PhDs, RNs, LCSWs etc) who make a membership contribution of $75 or more to the MHA annually. Professional Member Benefits include: 10% off training fees, referral listing, 50 free brochures, newsletters, bulk brochure pricing. JOIN TODAY SAVE 10% OFF Registration.

8 Post Office Box Knoxville, TN Mark Your Calendar Now!! October 27-28, 2011 Up to 12 Hours CME / CE Agenda: Address Correction Requested Christopher Kennedy Lawford - Actor Utilizing Reality Therapy: For Which Clients Does it Fit? Antipsychotic Update Hurt All Over Fibromyalgia Mental Health Update Differentiating Unipolar & Bipolar Depression Using the Hidden Power of Language for Superior Client Outcomes and Self-Improvement Eric Hipple Retired NFL Quarterback Reel Therapy: Ethical & Professional Issues for Therapists Sex Addiction Tobacco Dependence Intervention for Mentally Ill Dangerous Drugs Luring Teens to Addiction Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders 3 ETHICS HOURS