Program Announced for RTI Conference
Laurie Lee, President of the Recreation Therapists of Indiana (RTI) recently announced the tentative program for the RTI Conference to be held in Evansville on November 13 and 14, 2008. CEUs will be available for those attending.
Thursday, November 13th
8:00 AM Keynote Address
"This I Believe about RT"
David R. Austin, Ph.D., CTRS, Founding Member of RTI
9:15 - 10:45AM Educational Sessions
"Collaborative Art Activities in RT Practices"
Steve Lewis, M.S., CTRS
"Tai Chi: An Alternative for Youth at Risk and Older Adults"
Pei Chun Hsich & Gretchen Snethen
11:00AM - Noon Educational Sessions
"Self Expression and Advocacy through Drama Therapy"
Michelle Davenport
"CMS-Are you ready?"
Jill Rowe, Patty Gaylor, & Jacque Phillips
12:00 pm –1:00 pm Public Policy Luncheon
"State & Federal Public Policy"
Heather Sedletzeck,M.S.,CTRS & Julie Foster, M.S.,CTRS
1:15-2:45PM Educational Sessions
"A Communication and Conflict Resolution Intervention for the RT Setting"
Shay Dawson
"Inside/Outside: Looking at Care from the Other Side"
Jacque Phillips, CTRS
3:00-4:00PM Educational Sessions
"Adaptive Interventions"
Heather J. Sedletzeck, CTRS, RTI President 2005-06 & Julie Foster, M.S., CTRS
"One Facilities Journey to increase Reimbursement of RT Services"
Kim Clarke, M.S., CTRS, RTI President 2004-2005
5:00 - 7:00PM RTI Conference Social – at Jillian’s
Friday, November 14th
8:30-10:00AM Educational Sessions
"Mindfulness Meditation: A Promising Intervention for Therapeutic Recreation Practice"
Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Ph.D., CTRS
"Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder"
Jennifer Haessig, M.S.W.,RBC
10:15-11:45AM Educational Sessions
"More Mindfulness Meditation: Part 2 Interventions for TR Practice"
Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Ph.D., CTRS
"Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders: Part 2"
Jennifer Haessig, M.S.W., RBC
11:45-12:15PM Lunch/RTI Meeting, Awards
12:15-1:15PM RTI Rec Connect Networking Opportunities
1:30-2:30PM Educational Session
"Poly Trauma"
Kimberly Few, M.S., CTRS
"Caged in TR: Are the Benefits Always Endless?"
Lisbeth A. Berbary, Ph.D. & Stephen Lewis, M.S., CTRS
2:45-3:45PM Educational Sessions
"Mental Health Interventions"
Tonya Thomas, CTRS
"A CTRS’s Role in Treating Sex Offenders with Mental Illness"
Bridget Lawson, CTRS
Thursday, November 13th
8:00 AM Keynote Address
"This I Believe about RT"
David R. Austin, Ph.D., CTRS, Founding Member of RTI
9:15 - 10:45AM Educational Sessions
"Collaborative Art Activities in RT Practices"
Steve Lewis, M.S., CTRS
"Tai Chi: An Alternative for Youth at Risk and Older Adults"
Pei Chun Hsich & Gretchen Snethen
11:00AM - Noon Educational Sessions
"Self Expression and Advocacy through Drama Therapy"
Michelle Davenport
"CMS-Are you ready?"
Jill Rowe, Patty Gaylor, & Jacque Phillips
12:00 pm –1:00 pm Public Policy Luncheon
"State & Federal Public Policy"
Heather Sedletzeck,M.S.,CTRS & Julie Foster, M.S.,CTRS
1:15-2:45PM Educational Sessions
"A Communication and Conflict Resolution Intervention for the RT Setting"
Shay Dawson
"Inside/Outside: Looking at Care from the Other Side"
Jacque Phillips, CTRS
3:00-4:00PM Educational Sessions
"Adaptive Interventions"
Heather J. Sedletzeck, CTRS, RTI President 2005-06 & Julie Foster, M.S., CTRS
"One Facilities Journey to increase Reimbursement of RT Services"
Kim Clarke, M.S., CTRS, RTI President 2004-2005
5:00 - 7:00PM RTI Conference Social – at Jillian’s
Friday, November 14th
8:30-10:00AM Educational Sessions
"Mindfulness Meditation: A Promising Intervention for Therapeutic Recreation Practice"
Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Ph.D., CTRS
"Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder"
Jennifer Haessig, M.S.W.,RBC
10:15-11:45AM Educational Sessions
"More Mindfulness Meditation: Part 2 Interventions for TR Practice"
Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Ph.D., CTRS
"Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders: Part 2"
Jennifer Haessig, M.S.W., RBC
11:45-12:15PM Lunch/RTI Meeting, Awards
12:15-1:15PM RTI Rec Connect Networking Opportunities
1:30-2:30PM Educational Session
"Poly Trauma"
Kimberly Few, M.S., CTRS
"Caged in TR: Are the Benefits Always Endless?"
Lisbeth A. Berbary, Ph.D. & Stephen Lewis, M.S., CTRS
2:45-3:45PM Educational Sessions
"Mental Health Interventions"
Tonya Thomas, CTRS
"A CTRS’s Role in Treating Sex Offenders with Mental Illness"
Bridget Lawson, CTRS
posted by Hoosier RT | 7:57 PM
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