Conference Presentations: 2023 Annual Training Conference
Conference Presentations
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2023 Annual Training Conference Continuing Education Information/Approved Hours
2023 Annual Training Conference Full Program
Monday, September 11, 2023
   Plenary
           
      1 - Harm Reduction Strategies: What Fits and What Doesn't
  
    Plenary
           
      1 - Harm Reduction Strategies: What Fits and What Doesn't
      
Breakout A
  
  
    A1
           
      - Peeling back the Curtain on Drug Testing
      
  
  
    A2
           
      - What Works and Doesn't Work in Reducing Recidivism
      
  
  
    A5
           
      - Engaging Justice-Involved Youth Families
      
  
  
    A6
           
      - The African American Experience in Drug Court From 2012-2022
      
  
  
    A7
           
      - Have You Done Everything You Could to Avoid Termination?
      
  
  
    A8
           
      - Accountability Court Workflow Training: Phasing Up, Sanctions and Incentives
      
  
  
    A9
           
      - The Changing Landscape of Impaired Driving
      
A10 - Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and the Justice-Involved Veteran Population
A11 -National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAME) : In Our Own Voice (IOOV)
Breakout B
  
  
    B1
           
      - Peeling Back The Curtain on Drug Testing (Repeat of A1)
      
  
  
    B2
           
      - Words to Live By - Avoid Professional Malpractice by Remembering your Scope of Practice
      
  
  
    B4
           
      - Beyond Trauma-Informed: Becoming a Trauma-Responsive Court
      
  
  
    B5
           
      - The State of Adolescent Mental Health - A Perspective from the Emergency Department
      
B6 - Applying the Principles of Criminogenic Risk and Need to Justice - Involved Veterans
  
  
    B7
           
      - Burning Issues in Family Treatment Courts
      
  
  
    B8
           
      - Accountability Court Grant Writing Workshop - Part 1
      
  
  
    B9
           
      - Mindfulness and Self-Care for Professionals
      
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  B9.1 - Risk Benefit Article 
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  B9.2 - Seven Pillars of Health Care 
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  B9.3 - Maslach-Burnout-Inventory- MBI 
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  B9.4 - Self Care Plan Template 
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  B9.5 - The Workplace Stress Scale 
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  B9.6 - Professional Growth Sessions-Emotions 
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  B9.7 - Attitude in the Workplace 
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  B9.8 - Stress Inventory - The Holmes 
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  B9.9 - Self Care Assessment 
  
  
    B10
           
      - Training to Prevent, Intervene and Mediate Mental Health Crisis
      
B11 - Peer Recovery Support Services and Accountability Courts: Collaborating for Recovery
Breakout C
  
  
    C1
           
      - Roles of the Community Supervision Officers
      
  
  
    C2
           
      - Best Practices in Serving Female Drug Court Participants
      
  
  
    C4
           
      - The Psychology of Effective Communication for Judges
      
  
  
    C5
           
      - Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Guidelines: Implementation of Court Structure and Supervision
      
  
  
    C6
           
      - Strategies for Effective Interagency Collaboration in Family Treatment Courts
      
  
  
    C7
           
      - Beyond Incentives and Sanctions: Effective Tools for Long Term Behavior Change
      
  
  
    C8
           
      - Accountability Court Grant Writing Workshop - Part 1
      
  
  
    C9
           
      - Georgia's DUI Laws, Clinical Evaluations & Treatment
      
Tuesday, September 12, 2023
   Plenary
           
      2 - Are We Doing Harm? An exploration of How Jail Disconnects the Participant from the Program and Incorporating Alternative Interventions to Increase Ownership
  
    Plenary
           
      2 - Are We Doing Harm? An exploration of How Jail Disconnects the Participant from the Program and Incorporating Alternative Interventions to Increase Ownership
      
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	Guidelines for Managing Substance Withdrawal in Jails 
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	SAMHSA - Concept of Trauma and Guidance for a Trauma-Informed Approach 
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	Handout - What's Behind the Behavior 
Breakout D
  
  
    D2
           
      - Ethics and Boundaries for Working with Persons with Substance Abuse Disorders - Part 1
      
  
  
    D3
           
      - How to Implement Research Based Best Practices in your DWI Court
      
  
  
    D4
           
      - Words to Live By - Avoid Professional Malpractice by Remembering Your Scope of Practice 
      
  
  
    D6
           
      - Effective (and Equitable) Responses to Participant Behavior in Family Treatment Courts
      
  
  
    D7
           
      - Law, Ethics, and Professionalism for Defense Attorneys
      
  
  
    D8
           
      - Effective Substance Use Disorder Treatments for the Justice-Involved Veteran Population
      
  
  
    D9
           
      - Case Management for Justice Professionals: How to Lead From the Front Line
      
  
  
    D10
           
      - The 5 C's - Enhancing Team Coordination and Collaboration
      
  
  
    D11
           
      - 988 and the Georgia DBHDD's Crisis System
      
Plenary 3
   True
           
      Tales of America and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth A Reporter's Story
  
    True
           
      Tales of America and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth A Reporter's Story
      
Breakout E
E1 - True Tales of America and Hope ibn the Time of Fentanyl and Meth A Reporter's Story Continued
E2 - Ethics and Boundaries for Working with Persons with Substance Use Disorders - Part 2
  
  
    E3
           
      - Co-Occurring Disorders: Expanding Your Court's Treatment Options
      
  
  
    E4
           
      - Medicated Assisted Treatment Approaches for Alcohol and Opioid Use Disorders
      
E7 - Judicial Ethics in Accountability Courts
  
  
    E8
           
      - Helping Men Recover - Trauma- Informed Treatment For Men
      
  
  
    E9
           
      - Introduction to Case Management: Programs Don't Ride Solo
      
  
  
    E10-
           
      The Numbers Can Be your Friend: How to Make your Data Work for You
      
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Breakout F
  
  
    F1
           
      - Due Process in Sanctioning: A Nuts-and-Bolts Perspective from the Bench
      
  
  
    F2
           
      - Engaging Young Black Males and Females: H.E.A.T (Habitation Empowerment Accountability Therapy)
      
  
  
    F3
           
      - Coping with a Participant's Overdose: When the Unthinkable Becomes Inevitable
      
  
  
    F4
           
      - Using Data to Advocate for Your Court
      
  
  
    F5
           
      - Worlds Apart: What Works in Adolescent Treatment and Why
      
  
  
    F6
           
      - Level of Service/Case management Inventory Refresher Workshop
      
  
  
    F7
           
      - Effecting Change Through the Use of Motivational Interviewing
      
F8 - Emerging Drug Threats
  
  
    F9
           
      - Journey of Hope and Healing: Proof that Accountability Courts Work