October 22-26, 2018

22nd Annual Fall ConferenceMt. Vernon Hotel & Event Center · Mt. Vernon, Illinois

Illinois Certification Board

Listening, Learning, Leading

Working together to make a change

Monday, October 22 (4 CEUs)

10:30am - 12:00pm Registration and Networking

12:00pm – 5:00pm Exhibits and Networking

12:00pm – 4:30pm Workshop A“Superman and His Lack of a Flight Plan”Cheri DeMoss, MA, LCPC, CAADC, NCADCII,MAC, NCRSSuperman is the ultimate co-dependent who getsinvolved with highly dysfunctional or disorderedpartners. He flies into the relationship and onlythen realizes he has no flight plan. This interactiveworkshop will help participants recognize whenthey are working with a superman and how toteach this client about a flight plan to navigate thedrama and pain of the relationship.

12:00pm – 4:30pm Workshop B“The First 6 Sessions of Counseling”Mark Sanders, LCSW, CADCResearch reveals clients with substance usedisorders make most of their progress within thefirst 6 sessions of counseling, yet nearly 50% ofclients are no-shows at their second session.Participants will learn 6 strategies to engageclients in counseling within the first 5 minutes ofcontact, how to overcome resistance within thefirst 3 sessions of counseling, and evidence basedapproaches which help clients successfullycomplete a minimum of 6 sessions.

Tuesday, October 23 (6 CEUs)

7:30am - 8:15am Registration and Networking

8:00am - 5:00pm Exhibits and Networking

8:20am - 8:30am WelcomeJoseph Lokaitis, President, ICBJessica Hayes, Executive Director, ICB

8:30am - 10:00am Keynote“Building a Recovery Oriented System of Care inIllinois" - Rex E. Alexander, SUPR, ProjectDirector and Jessica Hayes, ICB, Executive DirectorDHS-SUPR began introducing recovery orientedvalues, principles and services into its system uponimplementation of the federally funded Access toRecovery (ATR) program in 2004. Progress hasbeen made in reorienting the system from focusingsolely on the traditional acute care approach to achronic care approach. Shifting to this requires theentire system (prevention, intervention, treatmentand recovery management) to embrace a recoveryoriented approach. This keynote will explore theState’s progress from ATR to the current system

and present SUPR’s plan to expand the continuumof care and ensure an appropriate mix of substanceuse disorder services and recovery supports for youth,adults and families is available and accessiblethroughout the State.

Attendance at Keynote Required to Meet FullDay CEU Requirement Sign-in Sheets Will Be Circulated and Audited

10:15am – 4:30pm Workshop C “Holistic Treatment Techniques for CriminalJustice Clients" - Dona Howell, MS, CRADC,CODP II and Jim Stiers, CADCParticipants will discover how a holisticapproach to substance use disorder treatmentmay be the best strategy to employ with criminaljustice clients. The workshop will explore thedifferent components of the approach, focusingon the four quadrants of wellness; physical, mental,spiritual and social, with special attention given tostress management.

10:15am – 4:30pm Workshop D “Adult Children of Disordered Parents” Cheri DeMoss, MA, LCPC, CAADC, NCADCII,MAC, NCRSThe connection between parents’ behaviorsdetermines over 81% of client’s choices inadulthood. Participants will learn the differencebetween substance use disorders, personalitydisorders, and dysfunction as well as how torecognize the influences, similarities, anddifferences that create the fabric of clients’ lives.This workshop will address how to help clientsmake mindful choices grounded in their feelingsand interests that make them uniquely who theyare without replicating their parents’ actions.

10:15am – 4:30pm Workshop E “Those Who Are Serving and Have Served in theMilitary: An Examination of the BehavioralHealth Impact on Their Families and LovedOnes” – Joseph E. Troiani, Ph.D., CADCThis workshop will focus on the impact of thosewho are serving in the military (Active Duty,Reserves, or National Guard) or have served inthe military (Veterans or Retirees) on theirfamilies. The focus will be on the behavioralhealth impact on their spouses/partners,children, parents, and siblings. This will alsoinclude understanding how they cope with aloved one being disabled, a death or beingMissing in Action/Prisoner of War. A broadreview of available resources and programs willbe discussed.

12:00pm - 1:00pm Lunch

7:30pm - 8:30pm Open AA Meeting

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Wednesday, October 24 (6 CEUs)

7:30am - 8:15am Registration and Networking

8:00am - 5:00pm Exhibits and Networking

8:30am - 8:40am WelcomeJoseph Lokaitis, President, ICBJessica Hayes, Executive Director, ICB

8:45am - 12:00pm Workshops F, G and H

Workshop F “Emerging Issues in Problem Gambling” Ashley Trantham, MSGambling addiction affects thousands of peopleacross Illinois and often includes a comorbidityof conditions that require specialized treatments.This workshop will review current trends amongstate problem gambling helplines. Participantswill learn about outreach tools to connect withthose populations suffering from gamblingdisorder as well as special populations includingadolescents, Veterans, the LGBTQ community,and seniors.

Workshop G “Drug Intelligence Briefing on Illicit Drug Trends"Joseph E. Troiani, Ph.D., CADCThis workshop will be a drug intelligence briefingon illicit drug trends at the international, national,and local levels. The international focus willexamine emerging drug trends that have thepotential of a national impact. It will also includean examination of the relationship between illicitdrug trends and the potential impact at thecommunity level.

Workshop H “The Role of Substance Use in Media”Lawrence A. Dunbar, MS, CAADC, CODP II,CPS, PCGCThis workshop will focus on the role of howsubstance use has been portrayed in the media inthe 20th and early 21st centuries. It will look atvisual media in the movies and television,including commercials and marketing. Videoclips will highlight the topic and discussion willinvestigate how Western culture, legislation,and advocacy have been affected.

12:00pm - 1:00pm Lunch

1:15pm – 4:30pm Workshops I, J and K

Workshop I “WRAP® for Individuals with Trauma Histories” Cindy Mayhew, BA, CRSSParticipants will gain knowledge of the WRAP®model and its usefulness for survivors of trauma,will learn how to relay information to othersincluding those they reach in their helpingprofession, and will be able to write a mini-wrapfor themselves. Information on how to accessclasses and facilitator trainings will be provided.

Workshop J “Medication Assisted Therapy for Opioid UseDisorder: Evidence-based Antidote to thePrescription Drug and Heroin Crisis” John A. Peterson, MDThis workshop will discuss the theory andpractice of established medical treatments foropioid addiction. Participants will be better ableto understand the mechanisms of action of availableopiate agonists, methadone and buprenorphine;contrast opiate receptor antagonist therapy,naltrexone, and its approved forms of administration;assess appropriate candidates for agonist versusantagonist therapies; and critique practical experiencein rates of treatment success utilizing either modeof intervention.

Workshop K “Life’s Transitions: Addressing Treatment andRecovery with a Team Approach From Adolescenceto Young Adulthood"Kellie Gage, MS, Ed-Psy, CAADCLife transitions are periods in time whenindividuals can experience major changes.Changes that can bring instability as the personpasses through each period. This workshop willfocus on best practices for building healthysupport systems for adolescents and young adultsdealing with substance use and co-occurringissues, with a primary focus on the TransitionalAged Youth (TAY), ages 18-25. It will discusshow IDHS/SUPR providers through the StateYouth Treatment-Implementation (SYT-I)SAMHSA/CSAT Award, are utilizing theAdolescent Community Reinforcement Approach,coupled with Assertive Community Care, bothevidenced based models in their work withTAY.

7:30pm - 8:30pm Open AA Meeting

Thursday, October 25 (6 CEUs)

7:30am - 8:15am Registration and Networking

8:00am - 5:00pm Exhibits and Networking

8:30am - 8:40am WelcomeJoseph Lokaitis, President, ICBJessica Hayes, Executive Director, ICB

8:45am - 12:00pm Workshops L, M and N

Workshop L “Staying Nimble in a Challenging Environment:Lessons in Leadership” (A Training of LeadersPresentation) - Michael Moran, MA, CAADC,ATE and Don Pinkston, LCSW, CADC, ATEThe current opioid crisis, like others (HIV,methamphetamine, cocaine) before it requiresleadership to identify and utilize resources in animmediate way to reduce the negative consequencesand even deaths that accompany this problem.This workshop will help participants identify a

Workshopsleadership process to address these cyclical crisesthat are the history of the substance use field.Topics will include the ability to respond todata with programmatic interventions andmethods to influence and increase staffparticipation in new programming.

Workshop M “Overview of Common Behavior Disorders”David W. Schilling, MA, CAADC, LCPC This workshop will review behavior disorders,including depression, anxiety, personalitydisorders, and schizophrenia. It will highlightdual diagnosis concerns and “chicken or theegg” arguments regarding whether the twodisorders (psychiatric and substance use) arecoexisting or primary versus secondary to eachother. Suicide issues, as well as preventionmethods, will be discussed.

Workshop N “What’s Love Got to Do With It? EffectiveStrategies to Meet the Unique Needs of JusticeInvolved Girls and Women” - Leslie Balonick,MA, CRADC and Kris Gamm-Smith, MAWomen are entering the criminal justice systemat an alarming rate, while the male populationis decreasing. Opportunities for trauma, substanceuse, and mental health treatment to buildresiliency and promote healing need to beprovided. It is time to come to terms with the factthat gender matters and learn to understand andapply gender responsive principles both incommunity and custodial settings. Women’sunique needs must be addressed in an integratedmanner across all stages of the justice system.

12:00pm - 1:00pm Lunch

1:15pm - 4:30pm Workshops O, P and Q

Workshop O “Attachments, Affect, Anxiety, Addiction” Brian Lengfelder, LCPC, CAADC, CCJP, SAP,MAC, ACRPS, CSAT, CMATAttachment theory and affect regulation theorycharacterize addiction as an attachment disorderinduced by a person’s attempt at self-soothingbecause of deficits in character structures andinternal anxiety. This workshop is designed toeducate, explore, and provide appropriateclinical education and interventions for attachmentproblems, affect dysregulation, and anxietyissues associated with addiction.

Workshop P “Who is the Client? Meet the Family”Nancy J. Phillips, MSEd, ICAADC, CFPPAs family research indicates, participation byfamily members and significant others in ayoung person’s recovery from substance usedisorders is important. Not only is thisimportant for the young person but it isimportant for the family members. However,

many clinicians and families alike do notrecognize the family and significant others areoften in need of their own services such aseducation, therapy, and ongoing support. Toassist professionals in their work with the new“client,” the family, a review of research relatedto families will be shared. To achieve a deeperunderstanding of a loved one’s journey inrecovery, a panel of family members with “livedexperience” will share their story and answerquestions.

Workshop Q “ICB Ethics Code and Procedure” - Michael Durr,ICB Legal Counsel and Joseph Lokaitis, MA,LCPC, CAADCThis workshop will provide an overview of therecently revised ICB Code of Ethics and Codeof Procedure for Certified Alcohol and OtherDrug Professionals. Follow along with interactivediscussion and practical examples for supervisorsand frontline staff. Clinical supervision in relationto ethical issues will be discussed.

7:30pm - 8:30pm Open AA Meeting

Friday, October 26 (4 CEUs)

7:30am - 8:15am Registration and Networking

8:00am - 1:00pm Exhibits and Networking

8:20am - 8:30am WelcomeJoseph Lokaitis, President, ICBJessica Hayes, Executive Director, ICB

8:30am – 1:00pm Workshop R“Effectively Addressing the Full Range of Clients”Brian Lengfelder, LCPC, CAADC, CCJP, SAP,MAC, ACRPS, CSAT, CMATSubstance use counselors are finding themselvesoverwhelmed and lacking in clinical skills forhandling the increasing demands for assessing,diagnosing, treating, and referring of behavioraladdictions and co-occurring disorders that arepresenting at their agencies. It is importantcounselors make a professional vow to practicewithin their scope and make referrals forservices they are not competent of providing. Itis recommended counselors attend continuingeducation programs focused on special populations,behavioral addictions, co-occurring disorders, andsubstance use disorders. Moreover, it is the centralfocus of a Recovery Oriented System of Care tocreate an infrastructure to address the full rangeof clients with substance use disorders and relatedproblems.

1:00pm Adjourn

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Mt. Vernon Hotel & Event Center(formerly Holiday Inn, coming soon Doubletree) • Mt. Vernon, IL • 618-244-7100

LocationMt. Vernon Hotel & Event Center

(formerly Holiday Inn, coming soon Doubletree)222 Potomac Blvd.Mt. Vernon, IL618-244-7100

DirectionsIf traveling I-57 S, take Exit 95, at stop light turn right ontoBroadway/Rt. 15, go to first stop light and turn right onto Potomac Blvd

If traveling I-57 N, take Exit 95, at stop light turn left ontoBroadway/Rt. 15 crossing over I-57, at second stop light turn right ontoPotomac Blvd

ATTENTIONBreakfast Information

Breakfast will not be provided at the conference. Pleaseplan accordingly. For conference participants staying atthe Mt. Vernon Hotel and Event Center, breakfast isincluded in your hotel stay.

HandoutsICB will not be providing handouts for the workshops.Instead, handouts made available to us by the presenterswill be posted on our website, www.iaodapca.org, one weekprior to our conference for those participants who wish toview, print, and/or download them. Please note, not allpresenters may post their materials.

Registration and Cancellation policy:Please return the registration form in thisbrochure with full payment (check, moneyorder or VISA/MasterCard). You may alsoregister by emailing completed registrationsto info@iaodapca.org with payment (VISA/MasterCard). Neither incomplete registrationforms, nor registration forms without signatureand/or the billing address where the creditcard statement is mailed, will be processed.Due to limited seating, registrations must bepre-paid by October 5, 2018.

Cancellation requests must be in writing andreceived by ICB prior to October 5, 2018. A$25.00 administrative fee will be assessed toall cancellations prior to October 5, 2018.Registrations cancelled after October 5,2018 will not be refunded. Pre-registrantswho fail to attend without notification areliable for the full registration fee.

Location/Accommodations:All conference activities will be held at the Mt.Vernon Hotel & Event Center (formerlyHoliday Inn, coming soon Doubletree) at 222Potomac Blvd., Mt. Vernon, Illinois.

A block of rooms has been reserved for ICBparticipants at Mt. Vernon Hotel & ConferenceCenter for the conference rate of $88.00 plustaxes, per night. Please make your ownreservations by contacting the hotel directly at618-244-7100. Be sure to identify yourself asan Illinois Certification Board participant to

receive the special group rate. Reservationsmust be made by October 7, 2018; after thisdate rooms may be reserved on a space-available basis only at the customary rate.

Continuing Education:All CEUs are ICB Certified AODCounselor, with/without Gender CompetentEndorsement and Adolescent TreatmentEndorsement, Certified Prevention Specialist,Certified Associate Addictions Professional,Certified Recovery Support Specialist,Certified Assessment/Referral Specialist,Certified Problem and Compulsive GamblingCounselor, Certified Criminal JusticeAddictions Professional, Medication AssistedAddiction Treatment Professional, CertifiedFamily Partnership Professional, NationalCertified Recovery Specialist, CertifiedVeteran Support Specialist, Certified PeerRecovery Specialist Category I/II, CODPCategory I/II/III and Registered Dual DisorderProfessional. Professionals certified by othercertification boards should contact theirrespective boards for CEU requirements.

ICB is a licensed CEU provider throughIDFPR for LCSWs (159-000254), LMFTs(168-000113), LCPCs and LPCs (197-000010).

CEAP PDHs are available for the followingworkshops only:Workshop C - Holistic Treatment Techniquesfor Criminal Justice Clients

Workshop K - Life's Transitions: AddressingTreatment and Recovery with a TeamApproach From Adolescence to YoungAdulthoodWorkshop O - Attachments, Affect, Anxiety,AddictionNOT ALL workshops are approved forPDHs. Please contact our office if additionalinformation is needed.

Disclaimer:The workshops do not necessarily reflect thepolicies or practices of ICB, Inc.

Mail registrations to:ICB, Inc.401 E. Sangamon AvenueSpringfield, IL 62702or email: info@iaodapca.org

SINCE ICB CANNOT CONTROL THE HOTELTHERMOSTAT, BRING A JACKET OR

SWEATER JUST IN CASE IT IS COOLER THANYOU MIGHT LIKE

JUST A REMINDERALL ICB FUNCTIONS ARE SMOKE-FREE

NOTICECEU certificates will be sent to participantsafter the completion of the conference.Participants will be required to sign in andsign out of workshops to verify attendance toobtain CEUs. Participants are expected toattend the entire length of each workshop.We appreciate your cooperation with thisprocess.

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ICB Exhibitor RegistrationExhibit space is now available to purchase for the ICB Fall Conference. Choose an option below and submit with payment toICB by September 28, 2018. Space is limited so reserve yours today! Should you need further details contact Dianne Gutierrez

at 217/698-8110 or Dianne@IAODAPCA.org.

Contact Information

Contact Person_____________________________________ Title ___________________________Organization _______________________________________________________________________Address __________________________________________________________________________City ____________________________ State __________________ Zip _______________________Telephone ( )__________________________ Fax ( )____________________________________ Email ____________________________________________________________________________

❑ $500.00 October 22 – October 26, 2018*This package includes one (1) complimentary workshop pass each day and a complimentary lunch ticket. It also

includes one (1) additional complimentary lunch ticket each day for the booth exhibitor.

*Please complete a conference registration form for those you would like to send to the workshops, if no conferenceregistration forms are with this form, workshop passes will be sent to the contact person listed above.

OR

❑ $150.00 for each day (Please check each day of attendance)

❑ October 22nd ❑ October 23rd ❑ October 24th ❑ October 25th ❑ October 26th

This packet includes one (1) complimentary lunch ticket for the booth exhibitor.(One ticket will be issued for each day of attendance.)

PLEASE INDICATE YOUR DISPLAY PREFERENCE:

❑ Table Top Display (A six foot skirted table will be provided for your booth)❑ Floor Model Display❑ Electric Outlet

METHOD OF PAYMENT❑ Enclosed is check # ____________ made payable to ICB in the amount of $ _____________❑ I wish to pay by _________VISA ________MASTERCARD

Card number __________-__________-__________-__________ Exp Date ___________________Name on credit card ___________________________________ Telephone ( )_______________Security Code___________________ (Three digit number on the back of the credit card.)

Credit Card Billing Address ____________________________________________________________City _______________________________ State ________ Zip _______________________________

Exhibit space is limited and will only be reserved upon receipt of this form and fee. Any organizations attending the full week as anexhibitor will be required to pre-register all complimentary conference attendees. You can email this completed form to

dianne@iaodapca.org or mail to ICB, 401 E. Sangamon Ave, Springfield, IL 62702

Instructions• Registrations must be received by October 5, 2018.• The walk-in price, $75.00 per day, will be required for registrations received after this date.• Requests to cancel registration must be in writing and received prior to October 5, 2018.• Cancelled registrations will be assessed a $25.00 administrative fee.• Registrations cancelled after October 5, 2018 will not be refunded.

PRINT LEGIBLY ☐ Check if new addressFirst Name: _________________________________ MI: ________ Last Name: _________________________________________

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Monday, October 22, 2018Select one (A)______ or (B)______

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018AM workshop – select one (F, G or H )______ PM workshop – select one (I, J or K)______

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Friday, October 26, 2018(R)______

2018 Fall Conference Registration FormOctober 22-26, 2018 • Mt. Vernon Hotel & Event Center • Mt. Vernon, IL

Member* Total Non-Mem. Total1/2 Days (Mon or Fri) 55.00 60.00Single Full Days (Tues-Thur) 65.00 70.00Entire Conference 300.00 315.00ATP Students** $50.00 each day TOTAL

MAIL REGISTRATION TO:ICB, INC.401 E. Sangamon Ave.Springfield, IL 62702Email: info@iaodapca.org

*Member includes certified, registered, or in theapplication process with ICB.

**Student refers to persons not currently certified byICB and currently enrolled in an ICB accreditedtraining program. Students must attach a copy of theirstudent ID when submitting their registration form.

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WALK-IN PRICES FOR ALL PERSONS ARE $75.00 PER DAY ANDACCEPTED ONLY ON A FIRST-COME -FIRST-SERVED BASISDETERMINED BY THE CONFERENCE CAPACITY.

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If you have a disability and are in needof special accommodations to fullyparticipate in this conference, pleasenotify ICB in writing at least 30 daysprior to the event.