TUCSON MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARKWe will be holding our 67th Annual Conference from May 30 to June 2, 2019 at the Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel.

To reserve at our special conference rate, reserve online directly to Marriott from this link or NASAP Annual Conference page.

880 East 2nd Street • Tucson, Arizona • USA

Be sure to reserve before April 28.

67TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM NASAP PRESIDENTTucson, Here We Come! What a pleasure it is to invite you to explore and experience all that the 67th Annual NASAP Conference has to offer. There are so many opportunities to learn and network with fellow Adlerians and those who are new to our event this year. We extend a warm welcome to those joining us from the Pima County Healthy and Safe Schools Division. Attendees will have the chance on Thursday (pre-conference sessions) and Friday (regular conference sessions) to choose from both NASAP-selected presentations and those from the Pima County track. The theme for this year is Healing Our Communities Through

Social Interest and there will be a focus on trauma-informed practice through-out the conference.

Peek inside this flyer to see details about our Ansbacher Lecture with Anthea Millar kicking off our conference on Thursday evening; the special panel following lunch on Friday; and on Friday evening another well-known speaker, Dr. Victoria Maizes, looking at Integrative Medicine and Mental Health.

The local area offers culinary delights and sights that can only be seen in the southwest. For those who won a trolley pass at the Toronto conference, remember to bring them with you! Our hotel is right on the street car line which gives access to all sorts of restaurants, shops, and entertainment. I look forward to seeing you at the conference!

Susan Belangee, Ph.D.President

Susan Belangee

T U C S O NNASAP 2019

NASAP 67TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE: “HEALING OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH SOCIAL INTEREST” • MAY 30-JUNE 2, 2019 • TUCSON, ARIZONA

JOIN US AT THE CONFERENCE: THE DETAILSCONFERENCE Get all the details at <http://www.AlfredAdler.org/annual-conference>

where you will find: • full conference program descriptions • downloadable enrollment form that can be mailed or faxed to NASAP office at (260) 818-2908 • enroll directly online option (or here) • fees for pre- and post- conference workshops

SAVE $$$ • EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15 • Members 2 day EB registration fees $300 vs $350; non-Members $350 vs $400• Student/Non Professional - $100 vs $150• One-day fees EB $185-$205

(all US Dollars)Closing Dinner included for 2-day Registrants

(must enroll before May 10)

It pays to sign up Early and to become a Member!

Limited student scholarships available. Special rates for retired persons and students.

TUCSONOur Hotel: Tucson Marriott University ParkOur Hotel is near downtown Tucson, next to the University of Arizona, just steps away from the cuisine and shopping at Main Gate Square. It is within walking distance to the Tucson streetcar <http://www.sunlinkstreetcar.com> which services the downtown area restaurants, bars, entertainment and shops.

Hotel Room Rate is $129. Book by April 28.

Reserve NOW! Reserve from this link on NASAP’s confer-ence website page or from this link to Marriott.

Or talk to a human at Tucson Marriott (LaSasha Ross): (520) 629-2816

Airport/Transportation InformationThe closest airport to the conference hotel is Tucson International Airport (9 miles), although you can also fly into Phoenix (125 miles away), and rent a car or take a shuttle (currently @$43 each way).

Earn CEs! Choose from over 80 sessions!

CONFERENCE WITHIN A CONFERENCE•PIMA TRACK•MAY 30 & 31PIMA COUNTY HEALTHY AND SAFE SCHOOLS TRACK

THURSDAY PRE-CONFERENCE & FRIDAY • CE HOURSThursday, May 30 • 8:00aM-9:00aM • WelcoMe &“This student isn’t college material” Wayne Peate

Thursday, May 30 • 9:15aM-10:30aM Uncovering Bias: You Can’t Know What You Don’t Know Michelle Pitot

Thursday, May 30 • 10:45aM-12:00nThe Challenges of “Holding Space” Tessa Brock

Thursday, May 30 • 1:00pM-3:45pM“You can do it” and “You belong:” Six Words to Change the Lives of Students in Poverty Bonnie Bazata

Thursday, May 30 • 4:00pM-5:00pMCreating Respect and Belonging: Interacting with Our LGBTQ Community Michael Webb

Friday, May 31 • 8:00aM-9:30aMGetting to Know Ourselves: Exploring Issues of Power and Privilege in Mental Health Morgan Bobo

Friday, May 31 • 9:45aM-10:45aMDefying the Odds and Overcoming Homelessness Alejandra Kisebach

Friday, May 31 • 11:00aM-12:15pMTrauma Informed School – Our Journey Rebecca Leimkuehler

Friday, May 31 • 1:00pM-2:00pM Strategies, Tools, and Interventions That Support Trauma Informed Practices Rebecca Leimkuehler

Friday, May 31 • 2:10pM-3:25pM Attachment and the Classroom: Understanding How Family Dynamics Present in Classroom Settings Serena Samaniego

Friday, May 31 • 3:45pM-5:05pM t/b/a Tommy K. Begay

On Thursday, anyone from NASAP may register for NASAP Pre-Conference workshops or this track; similarly, any Pima County School participants may register for NASAP Pre-Conference sessions or this track. (PCSS will handle direct registrations for their track.)

On Friday, the Pima County track is open to all NASAP Conference 2-day “or Friday only” registrants; and registered Pima group participants may attend NASAP presentations if they choose.

PIMA REGISTRATION INFORMATION

TUCSON MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARK • NASAP • WWW.ALFREDADLER.ORG • 429 E DUPONT ROAD #276 • FORT WAYNE IN 46825 • (260) 267-8807

Reception Follows Ansbacher LectureMeet and greet your fellow Adlerians and new colleagues and friends in our always-popular welcome reception following the Ansbacher Lecture – with light refreshments and delightful company! See you there.

ANSBACHER LECTURE • THURSDAY, MAY 30 • 7PM •1.5 CE HOURSTrauma, Community Feeling & Resilience

Anthea Millar, Ansbacher LecturerOur honored invited Ansbacher Lecturer, Anthea Millar, will be exploring how positive belonging and connection is central to healing from trauma and how in complex/developmental trauma particularly it is this that is lost.

Anthea Millar is a UK based senior accredited Adlerian psychotherapist, psychotherapy trainer and supervisor/supervisor educator, with 35 years’ experience working in the National Health Service, with Employee Assistance Programmes, and numerous social ser-vice, educational and charitable agencies. Anthea founded the Adlerian counselling Diploma training in Cambridge and has provided trauma therapy training in Lithuania, Latvia, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Israel, Malta, Canada, the USA and Malaysia.

She is a Vice–President of the Adlerian Society of the UK, co-editor of the UK journal, and on the faculty and board of ICASSI, where her teaching specialism is in trauma work and super-vision. As co-founder and partner of Cambridge Supervision Training, high quality assessed supervision training is an im-portant area of focus. She is co-author of Practical Supervision: How to become a Supervisor for the Helping Professions and has also written many other chapters and articles on trauma, supervision and Adlerian psychology.

Anthea Millar

PRE- & POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS • HALF AND FULL DAYThursday, May 30 • 8:00aM-12:00n • 3.75 ces

Sailing the Seven C’s: Adlerian Couples CounselingGary Bauman

Researching Adlerian Psychology to Validate its Effectiveness in the 21st Century

Margaret Wadsley

Thursday, May 30 • 1:00p-5:00pM • 3.75 ces

Exploring Cultural Self-awareness Through Doll Making: An Insightful Tool to Create Movement Towards Multicultural Competence

Craig Balfany

Understanding Trauma Through An Adlerian Lens And Treating It In Conjunction With Ancillary Modalities

Marc Davis

Through the Eyes of Eagles – Life Style Assessment and Shared Inquiry: A Gathering of Adlers

Les White

Thursday, May 30 • 8:00aM-5:00pM • 7.5 ces

Adlerian Family Therapy: Theory and PracticeJames Bitter

Life Style: Understanding Self/Understanding OthersWes Wingett

sunday, June 2 • 8:00aM-12:00n • 3.75 ces

Mindfulness and The Energy of Holism: Healing the Past, Embracing the Present, Manifesting a Blissful Future

Caroline Fernandes

Healing from Trauma: Improving Life NowAnthea Millar

Updating Adler: A Deeper Look into the Nature of Human Nature & Its Contexts

Udo Erasmus

Ethics for Mental Health Professions: Issues in a Modern World

Daniel Williamson, Jennifer Williamson

NASAP 67TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE: “HEALING OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH SOCIAL INTEREST” • MAY 30-JUNE 2, 2019 • TUCSON, ARIZONA

FRIDAY LUNCH PANEL • MAY 31 • 1:00PM • 1 CE HOURTransformation of Community Groups and Agencies to Become Trauma-Informed and Trauma-Sensitive

Local experts from various community agencies and settings will be discussing how to transform institutions and communities to be trauma informed. Panelists have training as varied as cultural psychology, pastoral care, school psychology and social work. Their professional experiences in issues of abuse, dealing with juvenile courts, and public schools and the impact on health and wellness will be illuminating. Moderator Joyce DeVoss is a leading Adlerian member of NASAP.

FRIDAY NIGHT KEYNOTE • MAY 31• 7PM • 1.5 CE HOURS Healing Anxiety in Adolescents: An Integrated Approach

Victoria Maizes, MDHealing Anxiety in Adolescents: An Integrated Approach will be an interactive presentation. Anxiety, which can be situational or chronic, is extremely common in the United States; up to 38% of girls and 26% of boys aged 13 – 17 experience it annually. While pharmaceutical approaches can be helpful, they are most effective and safest when reserved for short term use. A large body of evidence supports the use of nonpharmacological therapies including exercise, nutrition, mind-body practices, acupuncture, and some dietary supplements. Dr. Maizes will review the evidence-based strategies for managing anxiety in adolescents.

Dr. Maizes is Executive Director of the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine and a Professor of Medicine, Family Medicine and Public Health. Internationally recognized as a leader in integrative medicine, she stewarded the growth of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine from a small program educating four residential fellows per year to a designated Center of Excellence training more than 500 residents and fellows annually. Dr. Maizes has pioneered multiple innovative educational programs including two national models for educating primary care physicians. She led a team of educators developing objectives for medical students in integrative medicine.

A graduate of Barnard College, Dr. Maizes received her MD from the University of California, San Francisco, completed her resi-dency in Family Medicine at the University of Missouri, Columbia and her Fellowship in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. She has published numerous articles and book chapters on integrative medicine and is the co-editor of the Oxford University textbook Women’s Integrative Health; Be Fruitful: The Essential Guide to Maximizing Fertility and Giving Birth to a Healthy Child, which was published in 2013. In 2009, Dr. Maizes was named one of the world’s 25 intelligent optimists by ODE magazine.

Victoria Maizes

Robin BlumenthalLeslie Anway Tommy K. Begay Chris Swenson-Smith

Joyce DeVoss, Moderator

TUCSON MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARK • NASAP • WWW.ALFREDADLER.ORG • 429 E DUPONT ROAD #276 • FORT WAYNE IN 46825 • (260) 267-8807

FRIDAY PRESENTATIONS • MAY 31May 31 8:00aM-9:30aMReflective Listening as Adlerian Couples Counselling: A Demonstration

Ishtar BeckAdlerian Lifestyle Assessment: A Demonstration

James Bitter

Fundamental Adler for Everyday Courageous and Cooperative Living Marina Bluvshtein

Dawn of Memories: An Early Recollections Interpretation Approach Arthur Clark, Carrie Butler

Demonstration Insomnia Counseling Rocky Garrison

Adlerian Dream Analysis and Current Dream Research Leigh Johnson-Migalski, Chelsea Rainer,

Bethany Mendoza, Christine Henry, and Martina Madrid

An Adlerian Approach to Group Dreamwork Using Art Therapy Judy Sutherland, Barbara Berger

May 31 9:45aM-10:45aMManaging Life Transitions Marion Balla

Purposefulness of Behavior: The Key Concept to Use In TherapySusan Belangee

Counseling Parents of Children With Severe DisabilitiesTimothy Hartshorne

Practical Applications of Adlerian Play Therapy Sunny Teeling, Amy Holsinger, and Amy Harberg

Mindfulness and Its Healing Effect on Trauma ClientsRojarani Vivekanand, Linda J. Page

Introduction to Adlerian Psychology Wes Wingett

May 31 11:00aM-12:15pMAn Adlerian Perspective of Moral Injury of Combat Veterans: Emerging Implications for Military Psychology Theory and Practice in the Adler University MA Program

Barton D. Beuchner

The Adlerian Research Task Force: An Update on the Evidence-based Research Project

Bill Curlette, Susan Belangee, Leigh Johnson-Migalski, Dan Williamson, and Jennifer Williamson

Theoretical Variance Between Adler and DreikursErik Mansager, Jane Griffith

Sex Offenders 101 and Clergy AbusersJohn Newbauer, Teal Maedel

Is Your World too Small?: Implicit Bias as a SafeguardLaure Schwartz

Group Drumming and Social InterestJon Sperry, Abbigail Rinard, Andrew Baker, and Matthew D’Urso

Researching Adlerian Psychology to Validate its Effectiveness in the 21st Century

Margaret Wadsley

LUNCH/SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION

May 31 2:10pM-3:25pMHow Should I Say This? Tessa Brock

Leadership Styles and Their Importance Eva Dreikurs Ferguson

Burn-out in Therapists: Early Intervention Methods Through Mindfulness and MUSE Neurofeedback

Mishy Elmpak, Christy Huang

Parenting our Parents: Belonging and Significance Across the LifespanLois Ingber, Yogi Patel

Evidence-Based Adlerian Therapy: The Future is NowLen Sperry, Jon Sperry

Heartfulness: Cultivating Community Feeling Through MindfulnessBengu Erguner Tekinalp

Techniques for Teaching Research and Stats to Muggles and Other Non-stat Folk

Daniel Williamson, Jennifer Williamson

May 31 3:35pM-5:05pMAdlerian Family Counseling: A Demonstration

James Bitter

Cross-cultural Adlerian Art Therapy: Early Recollections and Intergenerational Patterns

Hala Buck

Applying Diversity to Adlerian Case ConceptualizationLeigh Johnson-Migalski, Marc Chaney, L. Pascale Moises,

Angélica Velez-Giraldo, and Constance Victor

The Evolution of Adlerian Family Counseling- Version 2.0: Building on Oscar Christensen’s Legacy

William G. Nicoll

It’s Time to Bring Adler into the Locker Room Sonia Nicolucci

Overdose Prevention and ResponseRobert Rebecca

An Integrated Approach: Individual Psychology, the Medicine Wheel and Creativity

Patricia Welch, Erin Rafferty Bugher

PIMA COUNTY CONFERENCE WITHIN CONFERENCE healThy and saFe schoolsFriday all daySee page 2

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NASAP 67TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE: “HEALING OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH SOCIAL INTEREST” • MAY 30-JUNE 2, 2019 • TUCSON, ARIZONA

SATURDAY PRESENTATIONS • JUNE 1June 1 8aM-9:15aMThe Child as Substitute Spouse: Naming and Validating Covert Emotional Incest

Adena Bank Lees

Cice Crucial Cs Assessment (CCCA): Development and Practical Applications for a New Assessment of the Crucial Cs.

Joseph Cice, Susan Belangee

Keeping Buoyant, Steady and Empowered During Tumultuous Times - Utilizing the Wisdom of Adler and Ellis

Debbie Joffe Ellis

Number One Priority/Top CardMary Jamin Maguire

Adlerian Diversity Model for Creating and Sustaining CollaborationWilliam Premo

Encouraging Discouraged Adolescents and Young Adults Jane Silver

The Encouraging Leader Begum Verjee, Jim Little

June 1 9:25aM-10:25aMMetaphors for Understanding the Adlerian Counseling Process

Gary Bauman

Individual Psychology Case Formulation: Contributions from Some Early Adlerians Rocky Garrison

Adlerian-based Positive Discipline Tools for Teachers and ParentsKelly Gfroerer, Jane Nelsen

Using Basic Metaphoric Storytelling in Adlerian Play Therapy Amy L. Holsinger, Amy Harberg, and Sharon Beets

A Path to Healing and Social Interest Barry Isaacson Classical Adlerian Depth Psychotherapy – A Web-based Conversation with Henry T. Stein

Erik Mansager, Henry T. Stein

Thriving in the Current State of Education: The Experience of Elementary School Teachers

Lori McGrimmon, Begum Verjee

Social Justice and Clinical Practice: the Adlerian SolutionHallie M. Williams Sr.

June 1 10:35aM-11:50aM Re-Imagining Adlerian Assessment for the Soldier’s “Military Family:” A Deeper Exploration into Their Military Constellation to Examine Their Current Psychological Health, Wellness and Resilience

J. Salvatore Alberico, Marina Bluvshtein, and Crystal Sandoval

Creating an Adlerian Organization Jeffrey Allen

Caregiving the Caregivers Marion Balla

Adult Clients with ADHD Susan Pye Brokaw

Curiosity and Connection: Building Resiliency in Parent-Child Relationships

Serena Samaniego

Lifestyle Assessment and Case ConceptualizationJon Sperry, Len Sperry

How, Can, and Should Individual Psychology Demonstrate Efficacy and Effectiveness Given the Current Evidence Based Practice Evaluation Standards Sterling P. Travis

From Floor Plan to Life Plan Wes Wingett, Ben Rader

JUNE 1• LUNCH • BUSINESS MEETING • 12:00PM-1:30PM“Table Topics” & Networking Opportunities

June 1 1:45pM-3:00pMThe Polarity of the Teen Years: Staying Tightly Connected AND Letting Go!

Dodie Blomberg, Casey O’Roarty

The Triggered Brain Tessa Brock

Beyond Baby Talk Karen Gillespie Haeg

Developmental Challenges and the Life TasksTimothy Hartshorne, Robert Saxner

Leaving Happily Ever After Teal Maedel, Deb Bailey

“A” is for Adler. The A-B-Cs of Individual Psychology Erik Mansager

Learning Difficulties: Taking an Adlerian Perspective Sonia Nicolucci

June 1 3:10pM-4:10pMA Trauma Narrative Treatment: Recreating Self-Identity and Social Connectiveness For Trauma Victims

Caroline Fernandes, Aimee Hicks

Understanding the Emergence of Identity Development in Transgender, Gender-Non-Conforming, Gender Queer, and Intersex Individuals Through an Adlerian Conceptualization

Bryan Gaviria-Jimenez, Katie Sawchuk, and Ash Senter

The Efficacy of Adlerian Parent Education Using Positive Discipline: A Randomized Control Group Comparison Study

Kelly Gfroerer, Eva Dreikurs Ferguson

But First, Neurodiversity: Unpathologizing Individuals on the Autism Spectrum

Erica Haugen

How to Initiate, Discuss, Stimulate, Measure and Maintain Movement in the Counseling Relationship

Michael C. McDonough

Re-writing the Rules of the Game: Using Innovative Methods to Address Inequality in Access to University and Inequity in Outcomes for Those Who Persist

Kirsty Wadsley

Ethical and Legal Considerations for Counseling and Supervision in a Digital Age

Jennifer Nivin Williamson, Daniel G. Williamson

The Subtle Art of Yoga and Mindfulness: An Experiential WorkshopTricia Wolanin

TUCSON MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARK • NASAP • WWW.ALFREDADLER.ORG • 429 E DUPONT ROAD #276 • FORT WAYNE IN 46825 • (260) 267-8807

SATURDAY PRESENTATIONS • JUNE 1June 1 inTeresT secTion MeeTings 4:20pM To 4:40pM

June 1 4:45pM-5:45pMThrough the Hoop Deb Bailey, Jennifer Lee

Empowering the Next Generation: The Top 3 Factors Providing Life Satisfaction in Working Mothers

Jo-Ann DeLuca, Begum Verjee

Helping Middle Schoolers Address the LifeTask of WorkJoyce A. DeVoss

Various Purposes of Addictions: Applying Teleology in a New Era of Brain-Focused Addiction Science

Paul J. Fitzgerald

Our Love, Life, and Sex Style William Premo

The Original Positive Psychology Richard E. Watts

POSTER PRESENTATIONS • 6:00PM-7:00PM

Poster presentation time at our conferences are always stimulating and inspiring opportunities for one-on-one engagements with presenters, with ample time to ask ques-tions and compare experiences.

Just as the conference is winding down, we circulate infor-mally (perhaps with a glass of wine in hand) to hear from and see posters illustrating research of graduate students, as well as mini-presentations from colleagues sharing work that might not lend itself to a full session.

Student presenters get to have their work seen, and to sharpen how they present their ideas by engaging with seriously delighted veteran Adlerians.

Poster sessions are not to be missed: they form the cap-stone on a conference filled with the exchange of new ideas and the traditional; new ways of looking at time-tested methods; and explorations of applications of Adlerian Psychology into the 21st Century.

STOP IN THE BOOKSTORE/NASHOP & STOCK UP ON GREAT ADLERIAN RESOURCES. VIEW THE DOCUMENTARY “SADIE ‘TEE’ DREIKURS: PARTNER IN HISTORY” SCREENING ALL THROUGH THE CONFERENCE.

We’ll be enjoying dinner together and some concluding business and socializing as the conference ends. This dinner is included in your 2-day conference registration at no extra cost. Guests are welcome for a per-plate charge of $50. Sign up guest(s) when registering.

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A GREAT CONFERENCE AND CE CREDIT, TOO!CHOOSE FROM OVER 80 SESSIONS!EARN UP TO 28.5 CE HOURS!NASAP has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 5263. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC Credit will be clearly identified in conference materials. NASAP is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. NASAP has applied for approval for continuing education by the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the masters – in a stimulating and warm environment – network, engage and also earn Continuing Education credits important to your career. Year after year, highly rated by all in attendance.