R E C O V E R YC A P I T A LCONFERENCEOF CANADA

September 6-7, 2018

W E S T E R N C A N A D A S P O N S O R S H I P P A C K A G E

S T R O N G E R C O N N E C T I O N S = S T R O N G E R C O M M U N I T I E S

SPONSORSOpportunity

A follow up survey of exhibitors, sponsors, and delegates indicated a strong desire for our conference to return in 2018. The conference is expanding and being held in British Columbia and Ontario.

The organizing committee, would like to invite you to participate as a sponsor at our 2nd annual conference targeted at a multidisciplinary audience. We will compliment last year’s educational benefits by putting together a diverse and engaging program that will drive discussion around current healthcare policy, and current practices in Canada for dealing with addictions and the overdose crisis. Your presence will support the conversation of recovery, remission, and cost savings treatment while reaching out to an audience of professionals and the general public.

The 2018 Recovery Capital Conference of Canada will be held on September 6-7, 2018 in British Columbia and September 13-14, 2018. The conference will provide accessible, accredited, and multidisciplinary professional education for physicians, occupational health leaders, human resources managers, healthcare policy makers, therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, interventionists, residential treatment centre management and clinical teams, students, union leaders, and community leaders.

Recovery Capital Conference Advisory Committee Members

Giuseppe GanciJessica CookseyMatthew Kalenuik

Marshall SmithSusan Hogarth

WE SOLD OUT the 2017 Recovery Capital Conference of Canada.

Note: Sponsorship opportunities exclude support from pharmaceutical companies.These opportunities are exclusive to the Western Recovery Capital Conference of Canada

DETAILS$20,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 $500

Title Sponsor Recognition •Auxiliary display in the theatre •Exclusive logo on exhibitor badges •Opportunity to Introduce a Keynote Speaker •Ad in the Conference Program Magazine Full Pg Half Pg

Logo recognition on main stage at the conference • •Acknowledgment each morning of sponsors roll call • •Seating for VIPs at plated breakfast and lunch 4 people 2 people

Logo recognition on video displays • •Opportunity to address the crowd at Recovery Day BC • •Opportunity to address attendees at the conference • •Logo recognition on main stage at Recovery Day BC • • •Your logo hyper-linked in Online presence • • •Your logo on event printed material • • • •Exhibition table in the foyer 10ft 6ft 6ft 6ft

10 foot by 10 foot booth at Recovery Day BC • • • • •

Five tiers of sponsorship allow us to deliver flexibility for the needs of your organization.

SPONSORSApplication Form

Company: _________________________________________________ Contact: ________________________________________________

Email: __________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________ Fax:______________________

Address: ___________________________________________________ Prov/State: ____________ Postal Code: __________________

X____________________________________________ Name:_______________________________ Date:____________________________

Please indicate your level of support below:

We understand that by remitting this agreement to the organizers of the 2018 Recovery Capital Conference of Canada - BC, we are contractually obligated to provide payment in full prior to the conference dates. By Signing this agreement we acknowledge that we are responsible for the amount of our selected support (indicated below). We understand that we cannot forfeit or reduce our support once this agreement is signed.

$20,000

$10,000

$2,500

$2,000

$3,000

$500

RCC-BC and RDBC Premium Sponsor

RCC-BC and RDBC Gold Sponsor

RCC-BC and RDBC Exhibitor

RCC-BC Exhibitor Only

RDBC Stage Sponsor and Exhibitor

RDBC Exhibitor Only

Trade booths are an integral part of the Recovery Capital Conference in Canada and the Recovery Day BC event over the three days. There will be two exhibit areas, one at the Anvil Centre on September 6th and 7th indoors, and on September 8th, 2018, outdoors in the uptown area of New Westminster BC.

Please confirm where you will set up booths (Either or both).

RCC-BC Conference Recovery Day BC

Payment Details - Payments are accepted via Cheque, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express Card.

PAYMENT TYPE

Cheque $__________ amount, made payable to “The Last Door Recovery Society” and mailed along with this form to Last Door Recovery Society c/o Conference, 323 8th Street, New Westminster, BC V3M 3R3 Canada.

Visa/MC/Amex $__________ amount, Card #________________________________________________ Exp ________ CVV ______

Name on Card _____________________________________________ Signature _____________________________________________

If paying via Credit Card please e-mail this form to pr@lastdoor.org For any questions please call 1-888-525-9771 and ask for Giuseppe.Sponsorship does not include registration. Each exhibitor booth includes two exhibitor passes.Sponsorship does not include Recovery Capital Conference of Canada - Ontario.

Double your exposure: Sponsor RCC and RDBCRecovery Day BC Festival, September 8th, 2018 at 6th Avenue & 6th Street in New Westminster BC

The Recovery Day BC Society is pleased to work with the Recovery Capital Conference of Canada. September 4th to 10th will be Recovery Week in BC. Recovery Day reduces the stigma of Recovery and invites the community to celebrate Recovery. In previous years we’ve had over 8,000 people attend Recovery Day BC, and this year we are expanding again with an anticipated attendance of 15,000 people. The largest Recovery Day Street Festival in North America.

Conference Exhibit Floor Recovery Day BC Exhibitor Booths

ABOUT THE HOST

ABOUTThe Recovery Capital Conference of Canada

Last year’s conference included the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, several lower mainland Mayors and other dignitaries. Expert guest-speakers from around the world gathered in New Westminster, BC. The caliber of speakers resulted in a sold out conference that actually made a difference in policy. As a result of last year’s conference, Recovery Capital conversations have been held with health authorities, in continuing education circles, and at policy tables.

The recovery advocacy movement continues to make itself heard in Canada, alerting governments and policy makers to the millions of people, once suffering silently from addiction, are now living healthy, drug-free and engaged lives.

The Recovery Capital Conference of Canada 2018 will feature leading international researchers, clinicians and policy makers from Switzerland, Portugal, Iceland, and more... Evidence based clinical experience gained through decades of care will be presented. Information will include: Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care, and finding ways to reduce costs of addiction related issues to the community by promoting recovery capital.

This Canadian Conference will continue to engage delegates in the collaborative practice of solution-focused care for people and their families, supported by paraprofessionals, peers, and mutual support systems.

Delegates will learn how Recovery Capital can involve conventional medical model practices and community based interdisciplinary services to deliver improved outcomes. Speakers will present research that explores specific measures of Recovery Capital. Presenters will also explore how medication and professionally delivered psychosocial treatment modalities, mutual support and spiritual-health programs, cooperative recovery houses, and recovery oriented workplaces are increasingly supported by research.

Working together we can eliminate silos, and move towards the creation of comprehensive systems of health care for Canadians. Reduce Stigma, Encourage Recovery

The Last Door Recovery Society

323 8th Street New Westminster, BC V3M 3R3

www.lastdoor.org

facebook.com/lastdoor

Last Door Recovery Society is a nonprofit registered charity that provides accredited and licensed addiction treatment services and has been serving people since 1984. Last Door places an emphasis on community engagement, keeping recovery accessible and in the forefront through community events. The Recovery Capital Conference is another example of advocacy for recovery.

We are a community that inspires recovery founded on the principles of compassion, trust, faith, integrity, diversity, fun, and unity to provide therapeutic environments in which individuals and families suffering from addiction issues are assisted in developing the skills necessary to live free in recovery.

PREVIOUS KEYNOTE

Dr. João Goulão, Portugal

Dr. Neil McKeganey, Scotland

Dr. John F Kelly, United States

Dr. Claudia Black, United States

Director-General of The General-Directorate for Intervention on Addictive Behaviours and Dependencies (SICAD) in Lisbon, Portugal

New Approach to Drug Policy -The Portuguese ExperienceIt’s more than just decriminalization.

Director of the University of Glasgow’s Drug Misuse Research Centre

Drugs: Breaking the CycleUsing “Recovery Capital” to change the dynamics of communication and influence, ensuring health and well-being are at the centre of policy and planning.

Lead Scientist on Recovery, Harvard, Addiction Recovery Management

Addiction Recovery ManagementFrom theory to practice: key messages from the current knowledge base on Recovery Oriented Systems of Care.

Internationally renowned addiction author, speaker and trainer

Addiction and Trauma: Strengthening Young Adult RecoveryObjectives – Recognize the relationship of emotional dysregulation to addictions, identify dynamics of developmental trauma, and list eight core elements to a healthy treatment process.

SPEAKERS

What is Recovery Capital?“Stronger Connections = Stronger Communities”

Research has shifted from the pathology and short-term addiction treatment modalities to include more focused attention to recovery. Conference participants will learn those factors that seem to make people with substance use disorders more resilient. These characteristics have been termed ‘Recovery Capital’, defined by Granfield and Cloud as “The breadth and depth of internal and external resources that can be drawn upon to initiate and sustain Recovery from alcohol and other drug problems”.

Recovery Capital is not a fixed value, it can diminish during active addiction and increase during sustained recovery. Recovery Capital may be grouped in four categories – internal: human and physical; and external: social and cultural.

Recovery Capital interacts with problem severity to shape the intensity and duration of support needed to initiate and sustain recovery. Re-evaluation of Recovery Capital during the recovery journey may be used to determine quality and even duration of successful sustained recovery from addiction.

HUMAN AND PHYSICAL – includes housing, employment, nutrition, education, personal resources, mental, spiritual and emotional health, knowledge, coping, wellbeing, mindfulness, physical fitness, financial responsibility.

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL – encompasses community attitudes and recovery supports; policy maker knowledge and policies and resources related to recovery; active efforts to reduce stigma; visible and diverse recovery role models, accessible sources of sustained recovery supports, recovery peer resources and early intervention; beliefs, sense of personal choice social integration, connection to purpose; availability of multiple pathways to recovery, community assets, Recovery-focused systems of care.

WHAT?

Delegate Demographics

The Venue

Parking

Accommodation

In attendance you’ll find Physicians, Occupational Health Leaders, Human Resources Managers, Health Care Policy Makers, Therapists, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Interventionists, Residential Treatment Centre Management and Clinical Teams, Students, Union Leaders, Community Leaders, Disability Management Coordinators, Professional Regulatory Bodies, Insurance Carriers, Labour Relations Specialists, Employee Assistance Program providers, Labour Lawyers, Safety Committee Members, Union Representatives, and people in recovery all working together to create better health care.

Anvil Centre - 777 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC V3M 1B6September 6th and 7th, 2018 - 7am to 5pm.

There is parking on site for 270 vehicles with reasonable daily rates, there are also two nearby parkades adjacent to the Anvil Centre, the Shops at New West multi-level parkade is located at the corner of Eighth Street and Columbia Street, and the Front Street Parkade is located just south of Columbia Street.

The Met Hotel 411 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC 1-877-620-3815The Inn at the Quay 900 Quayside Drive, New Westminster, BC 1-800-663-2001Hilton Vancouver Metrotown 6083 McKay Avenue, Burnaby, BC 1-800-774-1500Best Western Chelsea Inn 725 Brunette Avenue, Coquitlam, BC 1-866-525-7779

Hotel group rates are available for booking until August 1, 2018 with the mention of “Recovery Capital Conference”.

INFO

Previous Presenting Sponsors

Previous Exhibitors

Last Door Recovery SocietyNew Westminster, BCwww.lastdoor.org

Hazelden Betty Ford Society of CanadaCalgary, ABwww.hazeldenbettyford.org

The City of New WestminsterNew Westminster, BCwww.newwestcity.ca

Edgewood Health NetworkNanaimo, BCwww.edgewoodhealthnetwork.com

Westminster House SocietyNew Westminster, BCwww.westminsterhouse.ca

Aurora Recovery CentreGimli, MBwww.aurorarecoverycentre.com

Chopra Treatment CentreSquamish, BCwww.chopratreatmentcenter.com

Cirque LodgeOrem, UTwww.cirquelodge.com

HeartQuestVancouver, BCwww.heartquest.ca

Turning PointVancouver, BCwww.turningpointrecovery.com

Innervisions Recovery SocietyPort Coquitlam, BCwww.innervisionsrecovery.com

BC Region of Narcotics AnonymousVancouver, BCwww.bcrna.ca

Odin BooksVancouver, BCwww.odinbooks.com

Send Out SupportKelowna, BCwww.sendoutsupport.ca

International Institute for Trauma & Addiction ProfessionalsCarefree, AZwww.iitap.com

Previous Gold Sponsors

Previous Media Sponsors

Together We Can Vancouver, BCwww.twcvancouver.org

McDonald’s CanadaToronto, ONwww.mcdonalds.ca

WorkSafe BCVancouver, BCwww.worksafebc.com

Anvil CentreNew Westminster, BCwww.anvilcentre.com

St. Pauls FoundationVancouver, BCwww.helpstpauls.com

Alliance Medical Monitoring Inc.Burnaby, BCwww.alliancemedicalmonitoring.com

VancityVancouver, BCwww.vancity.com

Homewood HealthGuelph, ONwww.homewoodhealth.com

Orchard Recovery CentreBowen Island, BCwww.orchardrecovery.com

BC Centre on Substance UseVancouver, BCwww.bccsu.ca

Cedars at Cobble HillCobble Hill, BCwww.cedarsatcobblehill.com

Canadian Mental Health AssociationToronto, ONwww.cmha.ca

Sunshine Coast Health CentrePowell River, BCwww.schc.ca

Canadian Centre on Substance Use and AddictionOttawa, ONwww.cclt.ca

Daily HiveVancouver, BCwww.dailyhive.com

CKNWVancouver, BCwww.cknw.com

Global BCVancouver, BCwww.globalnews.ca

Jack FMVancouver, BCwww.jack969.com

News 1130Vancouver, BCwww.news1130.com

Black PressVictoria, BCwww.blackpress.ca

Innervisions Recovery SocietyPort Coquitlam, BCwww.innervisionsrecovery.com

BC Region of Narcotics AnonymousVancouver, BCwww.bcrna.ca

Odin BooksVancouver, BCwww.odinbooks.com

Send Out SupportKelowna, BCwww.sendoutsupport.ca

International Institute for Trauma & Addiction ProfessionalsCarefree, AZwww.iitap.com

www.recoverycapitalconference.com

Stronger Connections = Stronger Communities

Dedicated to those we’ve lost, and those we’ve yet to help.