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A Message From Our President & CEO |
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PF! looks forward to hosting the 2020 Coalition Academy. This year’s conference will be a two day virtual event on September 29th and 30th.
We invite coalitions, community leaders, public health professionals, behavioral health specialists, and social workers to learn about prevention.
Our team has worked tirelessly to coordinate 16 workshops for you to attend. One positive thing about being virtual is you can attend twice as many sessions and not be in a freezing cold conference room - now that is exciting!
This year’s keynote, Dr. Kelly Blankenship of Dayton Children’s Hospital, will discuss prevention and resiliency during the pandemic. Her message will teach us how to combat substance use, suicide, and mental health within communities.
We appreciate our state and local funders, Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services and the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board who are providing this event at no cost to you.
Nicole Schiesler, M.Ed., MCHES, OCPC, ICPS
President & CEO, PF!
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Prevention & Resiliency: Addressing substance use, suicide, & mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
September 29th, 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Kelly Blankenship, DO
Chief of Psychiatry
Dayton Children's Hospital
The pandemic has brought to the forefront concerns that prevention and public health professionals have known for years - that behavioral health prevention is paramount for youth as they grow into young adults. Prevention is at a pivotal point to advance social and emotional health strategies. As professionals we have the opportunity to share the scientific evidence, and proven strategies we know about the connection between substance use/misuse prevention, suicide prevention and mental wellness with parents, youth, and communities.
Dr. Kelly Blankenship from Dayton Children's Hospital is this year's PF! Coalition Academy keynote speaker. She will speak to how we can address substance use, suicide and mental health as one collective issue during this pandemic.
P2- Prevention Education & Service Delivery
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The Relationship Between Vulnerable Populations & Sex Trafficking
September 29th, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Devin Robinson, RN
Registered Nurse
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
This workshop will open your eyes to the regional and national scope of sex and human trafficking, and introduce the role and value of substance use/misuse prevention in mitigating this crime.
P6- Professional Growth
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Building Prevention with Faith
September 29th, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Tracy Johnson
Founder & Managing Partner of TTJ Group, LLC.
Learn about the value and role of the faith community in prevention and how the PF! Building Prevention with Faith Toolkit can be used to engage faith communities in prevention work.
P4- Community Organization
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School Based Prevention Work with the Latino Community
September 29th, 12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Maria Piombo, Ed.D, LPCC-S
Director, Child & Family Treatment Center
Central Clinic Behavioral Health
Individuals attending this session will gain better understanding of the intricacies of providing prevention services to Latino students.
P8- Cultural Competency
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Screen Time & Health Outcomes
September 29th, 12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
James Syphax, OCPS, CDCA
Community Prevention Manager
Prevention Action Alliance
Learn how screen time impacts adolescent decision making, impulse control, physical and mental development.
P2- Prevention Education & Service Delivery
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Cultural Humility Begins with ME
September 29th, 2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Dawn M. Thomas, Ph.D., OCPC, CMP
Prevention Systems Manager
Ohio Department Of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS)
Office of Prevention & Wellness
This session introduces cultural humility and presents how this process differs from other culturally based training ideals.
P8- Cultural Competency
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Drug Trends in the Tri-State
September 29th, 2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Chris Conners
Executive Director
NKY Drug Strike Force
The NKY Drug Strike Force will discuss the recent tri-state drug trends across the tri-state and address trends before and during the pandemic.
P2- Prevention Education & Service Delivery
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Non-Opioid Choices Initiative
September 29th, 4:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Amanda Conn-Starner, MS OCPS, CHES
Director of Community Engagement
PreventionFIRST!
Abby Beausir, MPH, OCPS, CHES
Manager of Community Outreach
PreventionFIRST!
The Choice Matters: Non-Opioid Choice Project is a CADCA initiative focused on increasing education and support of non-opioid options for pain management. Learn how PF! is participating and the necessity of raising awareness about these options.
P1- Planning & Evaluation
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Telehealth: A Powerful Tool in an Ever-Changing World
September 29th, 4:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Stephen Roller, DHA, APRN-CNP, CENP, FAANP, FACHE;
Chief Clinical Officer & COO
Primary Health Solutions
Mark Reed, LPCC-S, NCC
Director of Integrated Care
Primary Health Solutions
Telehealth is proving to be an incredible asset in patient access to care, not only during the current pandemic, but in many other ways as well. This presentation will focus on the multiple benefits associated with telehealth technology.
P6- Professional Growth
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Wednesday, September 30th |
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How to Obtain Your Ohio Prevention Credentials
September 30th, 9:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
Jennifer Benson, BA, OCPC, ICPS
Consultant
Ohio Coaches & Mentors Network
This workshop is ideal for individuals just beginning the credentialing process, those with questions about procedures/process, or those supervising and supporting prevention employees.
**CEU's are not available for this session
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Working Together to Save Lives: Collaboration Between Suicide & Drug Prevention
September 30th, 9:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
Michelle Price, BA, OCPSA
Director of Community Engagement, OSPF
Tristyn Eppley, MPA, LSW, OCPC Prevention Coalition Manager
Montgomery County Prevention Coalition
Camille Croweak, MPH, CPS; Coordinator, Champions- For a Drug-Free Grant County
Kim Linkel, MLD, CPP, GPC
Director, Coalition for a Drug-Free Batesville
This panel discussion includes sharing of successful collaboration between suicide prevention and drug prevention efforts in communities.
P4- Community Organization
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Advocacy 101
September 30th, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Jean- Philippe B. Dorval, RA
Advocacy & Public Policy Liaison
Prevention Action Alliance
This interactive session will provide strategies and tips on best practices to successfully advocate to Ohio’s legislative body.
P4- Community Organization
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Sustaining Youth Coalitions
September 30th, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Tara McGuire, CPS
State Alcohol Prevention Enhancement Specialist, New Vista Prevention Center
This is a beginner to intermediate level session for prevention professionals and community members with a passion and desire to work with youth to reduce the #1 youth drug problem and gateway drug - ALCOHOL - in their community.
P2- Prevention Education & Service Delivery
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Mobilizing Prevention
in Minority Communities
September 30th, 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
Leah Dennis Ellsworth, NASW, LSW,
CFS-C, MPA
CEO & President, UMADAOP of Cincinnati
Julian Collins, MS, CHES, TTS
Community Outreach Officer
Interact for Health
This panel discussion will address the challenges and highlight the successes of each organizations' effort to promote prevention and foster community engagement in minority communities throughout the Greater Cincinnati region.
P8- Cultural Competency
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Youth Nicotine
Prevention Initiatives
September 30th, 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
Elizabeth Valett, MPH
Prevention Enhancement Specialist
New Vista Prevention Center
This session will discuss effective
e-cigarette/vaping prevention initiatives and share recent data on e-cigarette/vaping usage rates among youth in Kentucky.
P2- Prevention Education & Service Delivery
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The Intersection Between the College Population &
Community Coalitions: A Panel Discussion
September 30th, 3:00 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Brandy Reeves, MPH, MSEd., CHES; Director, Student Wellness Center, University of Cincinnati
Amy Macechko, OCPS; Health & Wellness Coordinator, Talawanda School District
Rebecca Baudry Young, M.Ed.; Director, Office of Student Wellness, Miami University
This panel discussion brings together Miami University, University of Cincinnati, and the Talawanda School District to share their perspective and experiences on addressing substance use/misuse in the college population.
P4- Community Organization
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Rebecca Baudry Young, M.Ed. |
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Abby Beausir, MPH, OCPS, CHES |
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Jennifer Benson, BA, OCPC, ICPS |
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Julian Collins, MS, CHES, TTS |
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Amanda Conn-Starner, MS,
OCPS, CHES
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Camille Croweak, MPH, CPS |
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Leah Dennis-Ellsworth, NASW,
LSW, CFS-C, MPA
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Jean-Philippe B. Dorval, RA |
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Tristyn Eppley, MPA, LSW, OCPC |
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Kim Linkel, MLD, CPP, GPC |
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Maria Piombo, Ed.D, LPCC-S |
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Michelle Price, BA, OCPSA |
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Brandy Reeves, MPH,
MSEd., CHES
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Stephen Roller, DHA, APRN-CNP, CENP, FAANP, FACHE
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Dawn Thomas, Ph.D., OCPC, CMP |
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A Special Thank You to Our Sponsors: |
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