14th Annual Oklahoma Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect and Healthy Families Oklahoma 2006
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Information on the Sonja Award
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Overall Agenda for the 14th Annual Conference on Child Abuse
and Neglect
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Wednesday September 27, 2006
101 - Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Traumatized Children: An Evidence-Based Approach to Treatment 102 - Child Abuse Medical Examiner Update 103 - Getting Dad's Through the Door: Inviting, Involving and Invigorating Dad's in Educational Settings 104 - Grant Writing in Native American Communities - Writing a Fundable Proposal 105 - Child Maltreatment and the Non-Mental Health Professional: What you need to know? 106 - Illuminations
Thursday September 28, 2006 Keynote Address: "What about the children: From Risk to Resilience" - Jerry Moe, MA 10:30am - 12:00pm Click to view Thursday workshop descriptions 201 - KIDS Power: Healing for Children from Addicted Families (Part 1) 202 - Victimology: What Investigators Need to Know about Sexually Abused Children 203 - Clinical Supervision and Peer Review for Forensic Interviewers 204 - Intergenerational Trauma and Historical Grief on American Indians 205 - When Sexual Abuse is the Least of Their Problems: Multiple Victimization Among Children and Adolescents 206 - Mock Review: Oklahoma Child Death Review Board 207 - Rejuvenating Multidisciplinary Teams and Child Protection Teams in Indian Country 208 - Life After Military Deployment: Supporting Solider's and Their Families During the Transition 209 - Domestic Violence Risk Assessment and Safety Planning 210 - Gang Victimization in Indian Country
1:30pm - 3:00pm 211 - KIDS Power: Healing for Children from Addicted Families (Part 2) 212 - Understanding and Interviewing the Child Sexual Abuse Perpetrator (Part 1) 213 - Interviewing Developmentally Disabled Victims of Crime (Part 1) 214 - Native American Parenting Programs (Part 1) 215 - Evidence - Supported Treatment for Abused and Traumatized Children: What is it? Why use it? (Part 1) 216 - The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Brain Development (Part 1) 217 - The Link Between Cruelty to Animals, Violence Towards Humans, and How to Use This Information in the Courtroom (Part 1) 218 - Internet Safety and Awareness 219 - A Multidisciplinary Team Approach to a Child Fatality Investigation 220 - Gang Victimization in Indian Country (REPEAT)
3:30pm - 5:00pm 221 - What Everyone Should Know about Methamphetamine Labs 222 - Understanding and Interviewing the Child Sexual Abuse Perpetrator (Part 2) 223 - Interviewing Developmentally Disabled Victims of Crime (Part 2) 224 - Native American Parenting Programs (Part 2) 225 - Evidence - Supported Treatment for Abused and Traumatized Children: What is it? Why use it? (Part 2) 226 - The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Brain Development (Part 2) 227 - The Link Between Cruelty to Animals, Violence Towards Humans, and How to Use This Information in the Courtroom (Part 2) 228 - Ethical Considerations: The Role of the Mental Health Professional in the Legal System 229 - A Multidisciplinary Team Approach to Failure to Thrive 230 - Fact vs. Fiction: False Allegations of Abuse
Friday September
29, 2006 Click to view Friday workshop descriptions 301 - Differential Diagnosis between Bi-Polar Disorder and Depression in children (Part 1) 302 - Key Factors in Forensic Interviews with Native American Children (Part 1) 303 - The Talking Stick: Our Creative Voice 304 - Ethics and Documentation in the Record 305 - Problematic Attachment in Young Children 306 - Positive Parenting Skills for Neglectful and Physically Abusive Families 307 - The Oklahoma Legislative Process 308 - The Impact of Victimization on the Developing Adolescent 309 - Working with Compliant Victims 310 - A Multidisciplinary Team Approach to a Child Abuse Investigation
10:30am - 12:00pm 311 - Differential Diagnosis between Bi-Polar Disorder and Depression in children (Part 2) 312 - Key Factors in Forensic Interviews with Native American Children (Part 2) 313 - Where There is Laughter, There is Hope: The Role of Humor in Coping 314 - Healing Circles: Repairing Communities in Crisis 315 - Filtering Information: Utilizing Interpreters in Forensic Interviews 316 - Assessing and Treating Sleep Problems for Children who Have Experienced Abuse and Neglect 317 - Domestic Violence in Native American Communities 318 - Working with Teen Victims in a Professional Setting 319 - Animal-Assisted Interventions as Resources for Healing with Children and Families 320 - Parent Child Center - Working with Families in Homeless Shelters 1:30pm - 3:00pm 321 - Evidence - Based Practice for Working with Depressed Children 322 - Differential Diagnosis between ADHD and PTSD in Children 323 - Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments in Schools Focusing on Victims of Abuse and Neglect 324 - Working with Teenage Mothers using Qualitative Empowerment 325 - Infant Mental Health Workshop 326 - Current Approaches for Treating Oklahoma Children Exposed to Domestic Violence 327 - How we help Defenses in Child Sexual Abuse Cases 328 - Family Centered Care for Children with Disabilities 329 - Animal-Assisted Interventions as Resources for Healing with Children and Families (REPEAT)
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