26th Annual Conference On Employee Assistance

26th Annual Conference
On Employee Assistance
2015 Greater Wisconsin EAPA Chapter
Best Western Airport Hotel & Convention Center
5105 South Howell Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Reservations:
800-780-7234
414-769-2100
Keynote Speakers
Thursday April 30th
Michelle McKenna – A Personal Journey from
Addiction to Licensed Counselor
Friday May 1st
Barb Bartlein – Energy Suckers:
How to Deal with Bullies in the Workplace
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10.5 Professional Development Hours (PDH)
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Thursday April 30th
7:00 – 8:15 AM
REGISTRATION / Continental Breakfast
8:15 – 8:30 AM
WELCOME & ANNOUNCEMENTS
8:30 – 10:00 AM
KEYNOTE ADDRESS – Living And Working In Long Term Recovery. A recovering alcoholic/
addict tells her story of chronic addiction to recovery.
Michelle McKenna, LCSW, SAC, Inpatient Clinical Social Worker, Rogers Memorial Hospital
10:00 – 10:15 AM
BREAK / Visit Exhibits
10:15 – 11:45 AM
SESSION ONE / Break Out Rooms
A. The Teen Brain, What’s Going On In There. The adolescent brain undergoes tremendous growth during
the teen years. Parents, educators, and therapists are often left stunned and confused by teen behavior.
Teens’ brains are changing during the adolescent years. The reaction from teens has been, “Would someone
please talk about this?” So, now we are.
Brandon B. Hayes, PhD., LP, Clinical Director, Christian Family Counseling
B. A Prolonged Overview Of Exposure Therapy For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (Ptsd). Participants will
be treated to a brief review of the efficacy of Prolonged Exposure for PTSD including contraindications for its
use, an overview of the main techniques, and outline of outpatient and intensive models for delivery.
Chad Wetterneck, PhD, Cognitive Behavioral Specialist & Clinical Supervisor, Rogers Memorial Hospital
C. Future Of Wellness Programs & Partnering With EAP. The wellness field is evolving and will look
considerably different in a few years. Wellness is evolving from being overly focused on physical well-being
and moving more toward a total well-being model. As the field evolves, new skills and theories are being
integrated from the field of psychology. Part of the upcoming evolution may create opportunities for the EAP
field to better partner and become integrated into the wellness field
Melissa Lee, MS, PHR, Senior Health and Wellness Consultant, US HealthCare, Inc.
11:45 – 12:00 PM
BREAK / Visit Exhibits
12:00 – 1:00 PM
LUNCH
1:00 – 2:30 PM
SESSION TWO / Break Out Rooms
A. “It’s Only A Nickel”. This workshop is designed to increase the awareness and knowledge of problem
and pathological gambling. Participants will understand the differences between gambling and problem
gambling and how gambling can affect the workplace. Participants will also learn to identify the different
types and groups of gamblers and will understand the phases/stages of compulsive gambling.
Rose Gruber, BS, Executive Director, Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling
B. Returning Warrior Weekends – Helping Navy And Marines Reintegrate Into Civilian Life. This
presentation is a review of the processes and techniques used by the Yellow Ribbon Organization to assist
returning vets adjust to civilian life. Participants will gain a better understanding of the experiences of
returning vets, identify helpful resources for them and understand the Yellow Ribbon Organization and the
services it provides.
Glenn K. Luedtke, LPC, CEAP, EAP Clinician, United States Postal Service EAP/Magellan Health
C. When Sexual Addiction Comes To Work – “EAP’s Role In Assessing And Linking Employees And/Or
Their Partners To Resources. This workshop will help participants identify signs and symptoms of sexually
compulsive behavior, how this behavior can impact workplace performance and how to asses and refer to
appropriate resources.
Dennis Weeden, MSSW, LCSW, CSAT, Outpatient Psychotherapist
D. Current Trends In Marijuana Use And The Impact Of Legalization For Medical And Recreational Use.
This presenter will discuss how marijuana affects the body and the brain, including short and long term
effects. She will also discuss current statistics and research illustrating the effects of the drug and treatment
issues and strategies. The presenter will then discuss the changes in legislation across the country and the
impact of legalization for medical and recreational use.
Karen Wolownik Albert, LCSW, Program Director – Adult Services, Gateway Foundation, Lake Villa, IL
2:30 – 2:45 PM
BREAK / Visit Exhibits
2:45 – 4:15 PM
SESSION THREE / Break Out Rooms
A. Heroin And Prescription Pill Abuse. Detectives Metz and Davila will discuss commonly abused prescription
medication, physical and behavioral signs of opiate abuse, heroin use and paraphernalia along with opiate overdoses
and opiate treatment.
Dave Metz and Carlo Davila, Veteran Detectives, Milwaukee Police Department
B. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). DBT was developed by Marsha Lineham and has become an effective
evidence-based type of therapy for many types of problems. DBT combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
with Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. This presentation will look at the history and structure of DBT.
Michael Goldman, MA, LPC, CEAP, CRADC, PCGC, EAP Counselor, Cook County EAP
C. Parent Coaching: An Innovative Way To Help With Challenging Child Behavior. Parents worrying about
their children’s behavior are not focused on work tasks. This session describes the rich content of Present
Moment Parenting and allows participants to learn strategies to effectively resolve bedtime, tantrums and
opposition. Participants will also learn the rationale behind parent coaching, gain insight into eliminating
the judge, blame, punish cycle and will learn the effectiveness of considering the physiological effects of
communication in the child’s body.
Tina Feigal, MS, Ed., Director of Family Engagement, Anu Family Services/Center for the Challenging Child
D. How To Assess The Need For Substance Use Disorder Using Services ASAM. This workshop will review
the American Society of Addiction medicine (ASAM) criteria, demonstrate improved identification of patient
needs and help participants recognize the key clinical indicators of proper level of care and how to initiate a
treatment plan.
Sara Kozak, MA, LCPC, CADC, Admission Manager, Gateway Foundation, Lake Villa, IL
FRIDAY, May 1st
7:30 – 8:30 AM
REGISTRATION - Welcome & Continental Breakfast
8:30 – 10:00 AM
Keynote Address Energy Suckers – How To Deal With Bullies In The Workplace.
Bullying is epidemic in the workplace and is increasing. It is associated with high costs, low
productivity, employee turnover and legal problems. Our Friday Keynote presenter will give you
and your organization the tools to deal with incivility in the workplace.
Barbara Bartlein, RN, MSW, CSP, The People Pro
10:00 – 10:15 AM
BREAK / Visit Exhibits
10:15 – 11:45 AM
SESSION FOUR / Break Out Rooms
A. *Ethics And Boundaries In Employee Assistance: Part I *10:00 AM - 12:00 PM* This two-part
presentation is an advanced, interactive workshop addressing ethical leadership in organizations.
Participants will be able to understand risk management in organizations, evaluate boundary and ethical
issues for leaders and managers and apply ethical decision making. *Part I is pre-requisite to attendance of
Part II *
Barbara Bartlein, RN, MSW, CSP, The People Pro
B. Civility In The Work Place. How do Respect and Regard impact civility and judgment? What is the power of
nice? The presenter will offer Six Principles of Civility and tools to create a more civil workplace and life.
Stephanie Bellin, Wellness Trainer – ThedaCare At Work
C. Effect Of Major Financial Life Crisis On Workplace Productivity. This workshop will explore the effects of
life events, (divorce and death of spouse) on work productivity. In addition it will provide practical solutions
and tools for increasing productivity. Participants will learn to identify current and/or desired corporate
culture, recognize the five signs of financial stress and learn three practical tips for increasing productivity.
Rhonda Noordyk, BS, The Women’s Financial Wellness Center
11:45 – 12:00 PM
FINAL BREAK
12:00 – 1:30 PM
SESSION FIVE / Break Out Rooms
A. *Ethics And Boundaries In Employee Assistance Part II* *12:00 – 2:00 PM. * This is Part II of our Ethics
Presentation. Part I is pre-requisite to attending this second half; Parts I and II fulfill the 4-hour Ethics
requirement for Licensing.
Barbara Bartlein, RN, MSW, CSP, The People Pro
B. Stress Management/Mindfulness Training. If you find yourself thinking, behaving and living mindfully
or if your mind is too full of unnecessary stress or unhealthy thoughts to be productive, then learn to identify
your stressors and control your stress. Participants will learn and practice several stress management
techniques and gain useful resources to take home.
Stephanie Bellin, Wellness Trainer – ThedaCare At Work
C. Yes, And – Two Simple Words Of Leadership And Change. Participants in this workshop will learn
through participation and exercises, how leading with improvisation will boost employee morale and
productivity. Liysa will share the benefits and importance of humor in the workplace. Attendees will
learn they do not need to be a comic to lead with humor, to grant permission and the Do’s and Don’ts to
getting started.
Liysa Callsen, Liysacallsen.com
Certificates of completion available at registration table Friday afternoon.
Rediscover...
Life. Worth. Living.
Offering treatment for addiction, eating disorders, OCD and anxiety, posttraumatic
stress disorder, depression and other mood disorders. For children, teens and adults.
Call 800-767-4411 for a free screening or visit rogershospital.org.
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SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Our Exhibitors and Advertisers
The Conference Committee:
Chuck Austin, We-Energies; Chris Baranowski, Baron’s EAP;
Alyson Kaiser, Empathia; Kelly Nies, ThedaCare At Work;
Shelley Riemann, Gateway Alcohol Center;
Nancy Lynn Smith, Magellan Healthcare;
Lori Wessel, Holy Family Memorial EAP.
26th Annual Greater Wisconsin EAPA Conference April 30th & May 1st, 2015
Best Western Hotel & Conference Center
5105 S. Howell Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53207 - Call 414-769-2100 Reservations
Before Sat. 4/18
After Sat. 4/18
Full Registration EAP Member
$ 125
$ 150
$ ____________
Full Conference Non-Member
$ 150
$ 175
$ ____________
Full Registration Group rate of 3+
$ 125
$ 150
$ ____________
Thursday Only
$ 100
$ 125
$ ____________
Friday Only
$ 75
$ 100
$ ____________
W/Exhibit Extra each
$ 100
$ 125
$ ____________
Full Registration Retiree/Student
$ 75
$ 100
$ ____________
TOTAL$ ____________
CANCELLATION/REFUNDS – 100% before April 1st – 50% before April 21st – No Refund after April 21st
REGISTRATION (Please print clearly)
Name__________________________________________
Title/Credentials___________________________________
Employer___________________________________________________________
Are you a CEAP?
Yes
No
Address__________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone___________________________ FAX_________________________
Indicate Affiliation: EAPA NASW HRMA SHRM Email ____________________________
Other ___________________________
If you need special assistance to attend our conference, please let us know so the proper accommodations can be met.
All Thursday registered attendees will be served lunch. Check here if you prefer a vegetarian meal.
If paying by credit card:
(Please print clearly)
Name on card_____________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number_________________________________________________ Expiration date: _________ /___________
Signature_____________________________________________________ Credentials_________________________
Pay by credit card and fax your Registration securely to Chris Baranowski at: 414-541-8592
Register securely online at: www.brownpapertickets.com or print form at www.eapasowi.org and mail.
Mail completed registration(s) forms with credit card info or check payable to:
EAPA
c/o Charles Austin
7619 Clement Avenue
Oak Creek, WI 53154
Registration or Exhibiting questions: Chuck Austin 414-861-5859 or chuckle_s@yahoo.com
Best Western Hotel reservations must be made 30 days in advance of conference date.
Do you have AAA? Use your discount when making Best Western Hotel reservations!
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Aurora Psychiatric Hospital
Aurora St. Luke’s South Shore
Centrally located in Wauwatosa on a historic and
beautiful 30-acre campus, Aurora Psychiatric Hospital
has been providing the highest quality of behavioral
health care since 1884. We offer specialized inpatient,
as well as day and evening programming for children,
adolescents and adults, including:
Aurora St. Luke’s South Shore’s Behavioral Health
program offers a patient-centered and interdisciplinary
approach for individuals with acute behavioral health
concerns. We incorporate the most recent evidence-based
approaches to develop an individualized treatment plan
for each patient. We offer:
• Inpatient Programming
• Acute care for many behavioral health issues,
including depression, bipolar disorder, thought
disorders as well as suicidal behaviors
• Eating Disorder Program
• Partial Hospitalization Program
• Opiate Recovery Program
• Child and Adolescent Day Treatment Program
• Adult Residential Program for Substance Abuse
• Intensive Outpatient Programs for Mental Health
and Substance Abuse
• Programming for adults and older adults
• Participation in most insurance plans
• Adult partial hospital programming for mental
health issues
For more information, contact Aurora St. Luke’s
South Shore at 414-489-4173.
For more information, contact Aurora Psychiatric
Hospital at 414-454-6777.
Aurora.org/ABHS
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