CBHc Aunnual Conference 2012

September 27 - 30, 2012

Register now at www.CBHC.org

Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center | Breckenridge, Colorado

The Promise of Behavioral Health in Health Care Reform

Better Care | Better Health Better Cost|

Conference Program

A Special Thanks

Planning Committee

Sharon Raggio

George DelGrosso

Peter P. Cukale

Cindi Dodd

Jeannie Larsen

Lisa La Rose

Vicki Linden

Beth Lonergan

Pam Wise Romero, PhD

Margarita Ochoa-Smith

2012 CBHC Conference ChairChief Executive OfficerCO West Regional Mental Health Glenwood Springs, CO

Chief Executive OfficerColorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (CBHC)Denver, CO

Vice-PresidentAurora Mental Health Center Board of DirectorsAurora, CO

Chief Operations OfficerTouchstone Health PartnersFt. Collins, CO

Human Resource SpecialistSoutheast MHS, La Junta, CO

Program Director and SupervisorSpanish Peaks MHC, Pueblo, CO

Integration SpecialistValueOptions, Colorado Springs, CO

Director of Clinical Operations and Performance Excellence Mental Health Partners, Boulder, CO

Chief Clinical OfficerAxis Health Systems, Durango, CO

TAC Program Coordinator Spanish Peaks Behavioral Health, Pueblo, CO

Dear Conference Attendee,

On behalf of the Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council, we welcome you to our 2012 conference! This year the theme of The Promise of Behavioral Health in Healthcare

Reform: Better Care Better Health Better Cost stands to be a very exciting one. The

CBHC conference is the largest behavioral health conference in the Rocky Mountain area, and offers state of the art thinking about how behavioral health organizations are critical to meeting the Triple Aim of health care reform.

People's behaviors can improve physical health outcomes and the best results are achieved when behavioral and physical health providers and consumers work together to improve health and meet the Triple Aim. As we did last year, we are excited to offer Clinical, Board/Manager, and Business tracks simultaneously from Friday through Sunday, with the specific aim of appealing to a broader array of people. We are also starting the Clinical track on Thursday afternoon with an “all clinical” afternoon that ends on Sunday at noon.

Some specific highlights include: Monica Oss and John Talbot from Open Minds who will speak on new service lines and marketing. Chris Peterson and Nansook Park will offer two full days on mentor coaching. This training will provide new ways to work with clients as well as a foundation for helping personnel engage in new service lines that work well with physical health care.

Dale Jarvis will share his latest thinking about integrated care and payment models. The Integration track will offer sessions taught by national and local experts on integrated pain management, trauma-informed care, and other tools to provide effective care in integrated settings. Plus the newest research on what is new in the area of integration with physical and behavioral health.

We are bringing back two outstanding speakers from last year, Sara Qualls and Isabel Tierney. Sara will again share her knowledge regarding working with seniors and Isabel will again address eating disorders. These two speakers were in high demand! Amy Gallagher is also returning, and will speak on the Columbia model of working with youth who have an oppositional defiant disorder. The manual she shared was viewed as a key tool for all clinicians who work with children.

Our Friday afternoon keynote features Dr. Elizabeth Stuyt, who addresses the topic of medical marijuana. Peter Brinkerhoff, the Saturday keynote, will be speaking about stewardship and making good decisions in bad times.

You will not want to miss our afternoon keynote entertainment. It will be pure fun with the “Patsy DeCline Show” performed by Lannie Garrett. This will be a hilarious parody of some of the “real Patsy's” songs.

We have many great sessions for Board members, including best practice for non profit governance, “Finance 101” for board members, and leadership for board members. Of course we will have a board roundtable where board members can meet one another, debrief the conference, and ask questions of other board members from across the state.

All of this great information plus many FUN activities await you! We will have an evening networking event on Friday and our Board recognition on Saturday. Then, if that is not enough, we are offering an “Executive Leadership University” on Thursday which is an all day course for any rising leader who wants to learn more. We will cover leadership, business tools, financial statements, marketing, and crisis communications among other topics.

The Annual CBHC Conference is THE place to be Sep 27-Sep 30! We are confident you will find this conference worth your time and your training money. It is a full agenda with powerful and meaningful speakers. See YOU in Breckenridge!

George DelGrosso Sharon RaggioCEO, CBHC 2012 CBHC Conference Chair

Welcome to the 45th Annual CBHC Conference

Page 1 | www.CBHC.org

45th CBHC Annual Training Conference

Program Highlights

NASW NBCC

NAADAC

Saturday Awards Banquet

Golden Abacus Golden Lightbulb

Board Member of the YearLifetime Achievement Award

Continuing Education Credits

Executive Leadership University (ELU)

4 Days of Educational Training

Friday Welcome Reception

Exhibit Hall with Partners in Education

Advanced Specialized Skills Training

Contents | Social EventsCBHC Members

Contents

Welcome Letter 1

Schedule at a Glance 3-5

CCMHA Pre-Conference Program 6

Lecture Schedule | 7-18

Registration | 19

Social Events 19

Hotel Reservations | 19

Exhibitors | 20-21

Exhibit Hall 22

2012 Conference Planning Committee 1 Program Highlights 1 CBHC Members 2 Social Events | Awards Presentations 2

Thursday 3 Friday 3 Saturday 4 Sunday 5

Sessions

Online

Beaver Run

Partners in Education

CBHC Members

Community Mental Health Centers

Specialty Clinics

Behavioral Health Organizations

AspenPointeArapahoe/Douglas Mental Health NetworkAurora Mental Health CenterAxis Health SystemsCentennial Mental Health CenterColorado West Regional Mental Health CenterCommunity Reach CenterJefferson Center for Mental HealthMental Health Center of DenverMental Health PartnersMidwestern Colorado Mental Health Center North Range Behavioral Health San Luis Valley Comprehensive Community Mental Health CenterSoutheast Mental Health ServicesSpanish Peaks Mental Health Center Touchstone Health PartnersWest Central Mental Health Center

Asian Pacific Development CenterServicios de la Raza

Access Behavioral Care - Colorado AccessBehavioral Healthcare, Inc.Colorado Health Partnerships, LLC dba Colorado Health Networks, LLCFoothills Behavioral Health Partners, LLCNortheast Behavioral Health Partners, LLC

* CBHC expects to welcome 4 new MSO members soon, however, they are not listed as they were not officially members when the program schedule went to press. Look for further information at the Conference.

Welcome Networking Reception

Sponsored by

Friday, September 28, 2012

Keynote Entertainment | Lannie Garrett

Patsy DeCline Show

CBHC Awards Banquet

Golden Abacus Award

Golden Lightbulb Award

Board Member of the Year

Lifetime Achievement Award

Register today at www.cbhc.org

Access Behavioral Care - Colorado Access,Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.,

Colorado Healthcare Partnerships, LLC, (dba Colorado Health Networks, LLC),

Foothills Behavioral Health Partners, LLC, Northeast Behavioral Health Partners, LLC

5:00pm-6:30pm (no charge)

Welcome reception for all attendees, especially our Board Members! Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres while visiting with old friends and making new

friends. This special evening promises to be a great start to the 45th Annual CBHC Training Conference!

Saturday | September 29, 2012 1:00pm-2:00pm

Lannie Garrett performs her outrageously funny

Saturday | September 29, 2012 6:30pm-9:30pm

Join colleagues for this special buffet banquet

and the opportunity to recognize the

For board & board administration and their guests. ($55 fee included in Board/Upper Management 2-Day Fee.)

Guest tickets may be purchased online at www.cbhc.org.

45th CBHC Annual Training | Page 2

Schedule at a Glance | Thursday & Friday | September 27 & 28, 2012

Time | Session # |

THURSDAY

7:00am 8:00am Breakfast for Executive Leadership University (ELU) | 7:00am – 5:00pm Executive Leadership University (ELU) |

This is a day long workshop for leaders who desire to expand skills. The workshop will cover essential knowledge and offer toolsto help build skills on the following topics: leadership, board development and relationships, marketing, communication and media relations, financial statements and key indicators and workforce development.

1:00pm – 2:30pm #100 | Trauma Informed Care and Recovery: Reforming Behavioral Health Care - Part 1 |

#101 | Access and Engagement |

#102 | Multimodal Therapy for Disruptive Behavior Disorders - Part 1 |

2:30pm – 3:00pm Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall |


#201 | Change Management |


Evening on your own

FRIDAY

7:00am – 4:30pm Registration Open |

7:00am – 8:00am Breakfast in Exhibit Hall |

7:00am – 6:30pm Exhibit Hall Open |

8:00am – 2:30pm CBHC Executive Director Retreat with Dale Jarvis |

8:00am – 9:30pm GENERAL SESSION #1 | Positive Psychology and Well-Being |

#300 | Business #1 RAC, ZPIC, and Other Compliance Audits |

9:30am – 10:00am Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall |

10:00am – 11:30am #400 | Business #2 | Payment Reform: Accounting Requirements for Full Compliance with A-133 Audits

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#401 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 1 |

#402 | Mental Health Disparities: A Case for Cultural Competence |

#403 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Geriatric Primary Care - Part 1 | #404 | Overview of Autism Spectrum Disorders: Maximizing Positive Outcomes - Part 1 |

#405 | Values-Based Intervention for Patients with Chronic Pain, Illness and Symptoms: Rapid and Powerful Tools for Assessment and Tailored Intervention - Part 1 |

11:30am – 1:00pm Lunch for all attendees |

11:30am – 1:00pm Lunch for Disaster Coordinator’s Meeting |

1:00pm – 2:30pm GENERAL SESSION #2 | Medical Marijuana: Pros and Cons |

#500 | Business #3 | Meaningful Use 2: Integrating Behavioral Health |


3:00pm – 4:30pm #600 | Business #4 | Revenue Cycle Best Practices |

#601 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 2 |

#602 | Co-Occurring Treatment: Latest Trends | | #603 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Aging Communities: Social, Legal, and Financial Service Collaborations

- Part 2 | | #604 | Strategies on Interpersonal Neurobiology: How to Work with the Traumatized Client |

#605 | Innovative Evaluation: Collaborating to Develop Population Based Measurement for the Future - Panel | |

#606 | Mental Health Symptoms in Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders: UnderstandingDual Diagnosis - Part 2 | |

#607 | Values-Based Intervention for Patients with Chronic Pain, Illness and Symptoms: Using Action Plans Effectively - Part 2 | |

#608 | Working the Balance Sheet | |

5:00pm – 6:30pm Welcome Reception for All Attendees

Speaker |

Sharon Raggio; Harriet Hall; John Rattle |

David Fuller |

Noel Clark |

Amy Gallagher |

David Fuller |

Noel Clark |

Amy Gallagher |

Chris Peterson; Nansook Park

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Jim Miles, Esq; Rick Dawson

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Kimberly McKay; Ryan Reiff |

Chris Peterson; Nansook Park |

Jose Reyes |

Sara Honn Qualls |Judy Reaven

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Abbie O. Beacham |

Elizabeth Stuyt |

John Gohman; Betsy Baker

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Scott Cross |


Elizabeth Stuyt

Sara Honn QuallsMargarite McCormick

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John Mahelic; Vicki Rodgers; Dick Swanson; Michael Allen; Sharon Raggio

Judy Reaven

Abbie O. Beacham

Forrest Cason

Location

Third Floor Foyer

Peak 6/7/8

Peak 6/7/8

Peak 9/10

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 9/10

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by OPEN MINDS

Colorado Ballroom

Imperial Ballroom

Breckenridge Ballroom

Peak 11/12

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by JANSSEN

Peak 11/12

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 14

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Colorado Ballroom

Base Nine Lounge


Peak 11/12

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 11/12

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 14

Peak 6/7/8

Peak 9/10

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

| Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by the Colorado BHOs


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| Sponsored by Value Options


Clinician Track | Board & Upper Management Track | Business/CFO Track

| Saturday | September 29, 2012Schedule at a Glance

Time | Session # |

New Payment Models Can Promote Behavioral Health Integration: Policy, Practice and Lessons

from the Field

in Practice

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– | Board Member of the Year

Speaker |

Frank Verloin deGruy III

Location

| Sponsored by The Colorado Trust

Sponsored by West Slope Casa, LLC

Colorado Ballroom

SATURDAY

7:00am :45pm Registration Open



8:00am – 9:30am GENERAL SESSION #3 | Smart Stewardship | |

#704 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Long Term Care - Part 3 | |

#705 | HIE Panel | | #706 |

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#707 | Positive Psychology - Part 3 | | #708 | Integrated Care: Best Practices for Clinicians - Skills That Foster Best Treatment |

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#709 | The Feel Good Solution to Heal Eating Disorders - Part 1 | |

9:30am 10:00am Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall |

10:00am 11:30am #801 | Keys to Better Decision Making | |

#802 | Social Change Through Real Estate | |

#803 | Leadership for New Board Members (one-on-one afterwards) | |

#805 | Roadmap to Equity: Achieving Parity in the Healthcare Safety Net | | #806 | Planning for Success in Uncertain Times: How to Capitalize on Emerging Market Trends

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#807 | Positive Psychology - Part 4 | | #808 | Integrated Care: Promoting Health and Wellness Through Health Behavior Change |

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#809 | The Feel Good Solution to Heal Eating Disorders - Part 2 | |

11:30am 12:45pm Lunch for attendees |

CBHC Board of Directors’ Meeting & Lunch |

Deputy Directors' Meeting and Lunch |

Medical Directors' and Psychiatrists Lunch |

PIO Meeting & Lunch |

1:00pm 2:00pm Keynote Entertainment | Lannie Garrett and the Patsy DeCline Show |

2:00pm 2:30pm Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall |

2:30pm 4:00pm #901 | Best Practices in Nonprofit Governance Part 1 | | #902 | Redistricting, Elections, and Healthcare Reform: CBHC Legislative & Policy Update |

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#903 | Leadership for Experienced Board Members | |#905 | Trauma Impact: Applying the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics - Part 1 I

| #906 | New Service Line Showcase: A National Review of New Service Line Ideas |

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#907 | Positive Psychology - Part 5 | | #908 | Improving Health and Healthcare for People with Serious Mental Illness Through BH Based Homes

| | Coppertop 3#909 | Reflective Supervision: How to Be and What to Do - Learning & Development in the Practice of

Reflective Supervision - Part 1 | |

4:00pm 4:15pm Refreshment Break |

4:15pm 5:45pm #1001 | Best Practices in Nonprofit Governance Part 2 | |

#1002 | Governing Partnerships with our Consumers: Pitfalls and Possibilities | |

#1003 | Board Roundtable | | #1005 | Trauma Impact: Applying the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics - Part 2 |

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#1006 | Best Practices in Collaborations, Mergers & Acquisitions | |

#1007 | Positive Psychology - Part 6 | | #1008 | Real World Implementation of Health Home Concepts in BH Settings |

#1009 | Reflective Supervision: How to Be and What to Do. Learning & Development in the Practice of Reflective Supervision - Part 2 | |

6:30pm 9:30pm CBHC Awards Banquet Celebrating the Golden Abacus, Golden Light Bulb, Lifetime Achievement & Awards

Featured entertainment by Lannie Garrett & Josh Rael

– 5 | Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom


Peak 6/7/8

| Sponsored by The Colorado Health Foundation

Peak 9/10

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 6/7/8

Spencer’s Private Dinning Room

Base Nine Lounge |

Mercury Boardroom (Building 4)


Colorado Ballroom

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

Peter Brinkerhoff

Sara Honn Qualls

Dick Thompson; Robert Chalfant; Amanda Kearny Smith; Liza Fox-Wylie

Edie Sonn

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkKathy Reynolds

Isabelle Tierney

Peter Brinkerhoff

Cherie Kirschbaum; Jason Newcomer

Richard Male

Linda Rosenberg

Monica E. Oss

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkKathy Reynolds

Isabelle Tierney

Peter BrinkerhoffGeorge

DelGrosso; Terri Hurst; Gilbert Romero; Joshua Rae

Richard MaleKay Dechairo; Kelly

WintersJohn F. Talbot


Ben Druss

Jordana Ash; Andrea Foote

Peter Brinkerhoff

David Burgess

Richard Male; Peter CukaleKay Dechairo; Kelly

Winters

Monica E. Oss; John F. Talbot

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkBen Druss;

Lori Raney; Cheryl Clark; |




Schedule at a Glance | Sunday | September 30, 2012

Time | Session # |

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Physical and Mental Health: Teaming Up to Achieve the Triple Aim

Speaker | Location

SUNDAY

7:00am Registration Open


7:00am – 10:00am Exhibit Hall Open |

8:00am – 9:30am #2001 | How to Fix the Healthcare System and Create Healthy Communities | |

#2002 | Medical Knowledge for Clinicians | |

#2003 | Organizational Agility Mindset - Part 1 | | #2004 | Impact of Web Portals, Social Media and Other Trends for Consumer Involved Care |

9:30am 10:00am Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall | 10:00am 11:30am #3001 | Rewiring the Publicly-Funded Healthcare Circuitry to Support Healthy Communities |

|#3002 | |

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#3003 | Organizational Agility Mindset - Part 2 | |

#3004 | Crawl, Walk, Run to Social Media Success | |

– 12:00pm | Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Imperial Ballroom

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Peak 9/10/11/12

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by MHRRG

Imperial Ballroom

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Peak 9/10/11/12

Dale Jarvis

Benjamin F. Miller

Angie PaccioneCarl Clark

Dale Jarvis

Michael J. Pramenko

Angie Paccione

Emily Davis



Pre-CBHC Conference

Annual Fall Conference Program

The CCMHA Board has sought out excellent speakers and topics for the upcoming 2012 Annual Fall Conference at Beaver Run. We look forward to seeing YOU and the

Support Staff from each of the Mental Health Centers and BHOs in Colorado.

Early Workshop Registration

Continental Breakfast & Registration

Exercising Influence: Building Relationships and Getting Results | Lisa Joyce

Lunch

Pam Medina Award Health Reform | George DelGrosso | Panel of CBHC Colorado CEO’s:

Continental Breakfast

Conflict Resolution/includes Disagree Agreeably Process | Terry Hartman

Members | $135.00 Non-members | $150.00

CCMHA Conference Materials | The CCMHA 2012 Annual Fall Conference registration packet will be E-mailed to all Mental Health Centers and BHOs in Colorado.

Board President | 303-257-9976 | [email protected]

Board Vice President | 303-853-3450 | [email protected]

CCMHA

To enhance communication for non-clinical/administrative staff in the Colorado Mental Health system though education, training, and leadership development.

Colorado Community Mental Health Associates

For More Information Contact

Mission Statement

September 26 - 28, 2012

WEDNESDAY | September 26, 2012

THURSDAY | September 27, 2012

FRIDAY | September 28, 2012

Registration Fee

Arlene Kingsley |

Vicki Esposito |

4:30pm – 6:00pm

7:30am – 8:45am

9:00am – 11:30am

11:45am – 12:15pm

12:15pm – 1:00pm

1:15pm – 4:15pm Question and Answers

7:30am – 8:15am

8:30am – 12:00pm

(includes cost for both breakfasts, luncheon and workshops)

Guest | $50.00

Colorado Community Mental Health Associates Program


Time | Session # |

Executive Leadership University | Thursday | September 27, 2012 | 7:00am 5:00pm Executive Leadership University (ELU) | Peak 6/7/8

This is a day long workshop for leaders who desire to expand skills. The workshop will cover essential knowledge and offer tools to help build skills on the following topics: leadership, board development and relationships, marketing, communicationand media relations, financial statements and key indicators and workforce development.

7:00am – 8:00am Breakfast for Executive Leadership University (ELU) | Peak 6/7/8 9:30am – 10:00am Coffee Break for ELU 12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch for ELU 2:30pm – 3:00pm Coffee Break for ELU

THURSDAY



This presentation will explain what Trauma is, how it affects people, and the prevalence of Trauma in theBehavioral Health care system. A detailed explanation of what Trauma Informed Care is and what it is not will begiven in such a way that attendees will be able to directly apply what is learned to their everyday practice; whetherthey are an administrator, clinician, or support staff. Anecdotal and empirical evidence will be presented to supportthe fact that in order to give the best recipient experience possible and the best work environment for staff we mustchange over to a Trauma Informed Recovery based approach to our work to see the people receiving our carefully engaged, informed, and empowered.

#101 | Access and Engagement | Same Day Access (SDA) is a practice management strategy that will eliminate no-shows at intake, improveproductivity and diversify pay sources if the practice can transform for an agency centered practice to a customerfocused practice. This session reviews implementation of SDA and share policies, procedures and forms forproviders to use when they implement SDA.

#102 | Multimodal Therapy for Disruptive Behavior Disorders - Part 1 | Multimodal Therapy for Disruptive Behavior Disorders is an Evidence Based Practice appropriate for use with

children aged 6-16 demonstrating behavioral difficulties. High amount of parental involvement during thetherapeutic process is encouraged through this program. Sessions will focus on usage and implementation of thismodel through didactics, discussion, and interactive practice.


3:00pm – 4:30pm #200 | Trauma Informed Care and Recovery - Part 2 | This part of the presentation will focus on Trauma Informed Peer support utilizing a cognitive behavioral therapy approach presented as a self-help model. Participants will learn concrete skills to combat the self-defeatingbeliefs, emotions, inappropriate coping mechanisms that individuals acquire after surviving traumatic experiences.

#201 | Change Management | Change Management-Developing benchmarks for a change process, implementing a company wide supervision process, scripting repetitive actions and developing standard operating procedures for all aspects of customerservice are keys to change management. This session will help practices plan for change, prepare for resistanceand keep the focus of the process on desired outcomes.


Speaker |

Separate $250 Registration Event Fee Required

Sharon Raggio; Harriet Hall; John Rattle |

David Fuller |

David Fuller, CPRP, CASAC, CCM, CFPS, Behavioral Health Associate-New York City Health and Hospitals Corp. SeniorConsultant-National Center for Trauma Informed Care. As an administrator, service provider, and independent consultant, Mr. Fuller is an agent of change, and draws on personal experience as a consumer, and the opportunity to overcome manychallenges, to fuel his mission of improving access to services for people who have been affected by psychiatric diagnoses,substance abuse and use the public mental health system; for this reason he was called before the United States Senate SubCommittee on Human Rights to testify on the subject of incarceration and mental illness. David has been a Keynote andpresenter at events across the country and also a guest lecturer at the Columbia, NYU, Hunter, Hofstra, and Adelphi Schools ofSocial Work on Trauma and Recovery.

Noel Clark |

Noel Clark, is the CEO of Carlsbad Mental Health Center who has worked with behavioral health providers across the country tocontemplate, plan and implement Same Day Access, Customer Engagement Standards and Episode of Care Standards practicemanagement techniques. These initiatives have expanded access, improved productivity, revenue production and case completion. Clark has also implemented innovative performance based incentives for all members of his staff.

Amy Gallagher |

Amy Gallagher, PsyD, a licensed clinical psychologist, is employed by Colorado West Regional Mental Health, Inc. as the PreDoctoral Psychology Internship Training Director. She supervises the child & family therapists, assists with the integrative careprogram, and provides early childhood services, consultation, and training.

David Fuller |

David Fuller, CPRP, CASAC, CCM, CFPS, see bio above

Noel Clark |

Noel Clark, see bio above

Amy Gallagher | Amy Gallagher, PsyD, see bio above

Location

Third Floor Foyer

Peak 9/10

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Peaks 9/10

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

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Sessions | Thursday | September 27, 2012



Time | Session # |

FRIDAY




8:00am – 2:30pm CBHC Executive Director Retreat with Dale Jarvis |

8:00am – 9:30pm GENERAL SESSION #1 | Positive Psychology and Well-Being |

Positive psychology is the scientific study of what makes life worth living. In the last ten years, positive psychologytheories, studies, and applications have emerged that are directly relevant to psychological and physical health.This workshop will overview what is known about well-being and especially how to achieve and sustain it.

#300 | Business #1 | RAC, ZPIC, and Other Compliance Audits |

Participants will get an update on the Colorado Recovery Audit Compliance (RAC) Program along with an overviewof the audit process. Beyond the basics, our presenters will offer helpful tips and best practices on program integrity in finance. The session will discuss the current audit initiatives that impact providers, including Medicare and Medicaid Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) audits, Zone Program Integrity Contractor (ZPIC) audits, and othercompliance audits that affect or will affect CBHC members. The process, timelines, appeal rights, and bestpractices will be discussed. A statistical overview of recent audit activity will also be presented.


10:00am – 11:30am #400 | Business #2 | Payment Reform: Accounting Requirements for Full Compliance with A-133 Audits

| Grants funded by the Federal government must be administered according to Federal regulations, State laws, andspecific terms and conditions of the award. This presentation will help management identify programs, understandand comply with compliance requirements and prepare for an audit of their Federal programs.

#401 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 1 | This breakout session will overview what is known about well-being and especially how to achieve and sustain it.

#402 | Mental Health Disparities: A Case for Cultural Competence | Despite advances in treatment and considerable efforts to improve quality of service there is still a significantmismatch between need and treatment for people from racial and ethnic groups. This session will presentevidence of the need to address disparities in mental health and the role mental health programs can play inclosing the gap between need and access.

Speaker |


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Christopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, are Professors of Psychology at the University of Michigan.They have been research collaborators for more than ten years and are Co-Directors of the Michigan Positive Psychology Center.

Jim Miles, Esq; Rick Dawson

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Jim Miles, Esq, is a shareholder of the firm of Miles & Peters, PC. Mr. Miles specializes in the representation of health careprofessionals, organizations and business entities, emphasizing commercial transactions, government relations, regulatorycompliance, and business planning. Mr. Miles also advocates for health care providers and health plans undergoing false claimsinvestigations. His clients include numerous health care providers, including community health centers, behavioral healthorganizations, hospitals, physician practices, and other health care providers. Mr. Miles is a member of the American HealthLawyers Association Fraud and Abuse Practice Group, as well as the Colorado Bar Association's Health Law Section Executive Council.Rick Dawson, is the Contract Manager for the Audits and Compliance Division of the Department of Health Care Policy andFinancing. He manages the Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program.

Kimberly McKay; Ryan Reiff |

Kimberly K. McKay, CPA, Partner, BKD, LLP, Kimberly provides services to health systems, hospitals, mental health centers, long-term care facilities and physician practices. In 2009, Kimberly was appointed to the national American Institute of CertifiedPublic Accountants (AICPA) Health Care Expert Panel. Kimberly serves on the AICPA Health Care Audit Guide committee.Ryan S. Reiff, CPA, Senior Manager, BKD, LLP, Ryan assists hospitals, physician groups, ambulatory surgery centers andmental health centers with audits and provides general business consulting. He consults clients on a wide variety of issues,including debt financing arrangements, entity purchase and consolidations, internal control structures and new accountingpronouncements.


Christopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio above

Jose Reyes |

Jose Reyes, EDD, LPC, is a national consultant in the areas of Diversity, Inclusion, Respectful Workplace, Cultural Competenceand Human Relations. For the past 25 years, he has been working and developing culturally competent strategies fororganizations. He has consulted nationally with the U.S. Department of Health, the Health and Human Services Office of MinorityHealth and the Office of Civil Rights.

Location

Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by OPEN MINDS

Colorado Ballroom

Imperial Ballroom


Peak 11/12

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by Janssen

Peak 11/12

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

| Friday | September 28, 2012Sessions



Time | Session # |

FRIDAY

10:00am – 11:30am #403 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Geriatric Primary Care - Part 1 |

Core principles and practices that enhance successful collaboration in geriatric primary care are presented. Keyroles for behavioral health include screening, assessment, triage, intervention, family support and guidance. Applications are explored using case discussion of barriers and opportunities for creating truly integrated careteams.

#404 | Overview of Autism Spectrum Disorders: Maximizing Positive Outcomes - Part 1 |

An overview of ASD will be presented, emphasizing assessment and intervention strategies for children and adolescents. The second session focuses on identifying mental health symptoms in children and teens with ASD. A brief overview of a group CBT program to treat anxiety symptoms in children with ASD will be included.

#405 | Values-Based Intervention for Patients with Chronic Pain, Illness and Symptoms: Rapid and Powerful Tools for Assessment and Tailored Intervention - Part 1 |

In this portion of the workshop, attendees will have an opportunity to learn how new innovative methods and toolsfor assessment and intervention can fit their patients in their own clinic setting. This session will be equal partsknowledge, skills and interaction.

11:30am – 1:00pm Lunch for all attendees |

11:30am – 1:00pm Lunch for Disaster Coordinator’s Meeting |

1:00pm – 2:30pm GENERAL SESSION #2 | Medical Marijuana: Pros and Cons |

This presentation will review the history of marijuana use for medicinal purposes and the studies that have beendone on the various medical problems for which it has been approved. It will also cover the consequences of longterm marijuana use and what people in the position of recommending this drug need to know in terms of doing noharm.

#500 | Business #3 | Meaningful Use 2: Integrating Behavioral Health |

Discussion of Meaningful Use Stage 2's direct impact on behavioral health organizations and providers. Forexample, the more robust summary of care record requirements presents longitudinal patient information toproviders for better understanding of patients' medical history. Additionally, objectives aimed at patientengagement empowers patients to become active participants in their care alongside providers.


Speaker |

Sara Honn Qualls |

Sara Honn Qualls, PhD, is Kraemer Family Professor of Aging Studies, Professor of Psychology, and Director of theGerontology Center at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

Judy Reaven|

Judy Reaven, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics and Director of the Autism and DevelopmentalDisabilities Clinic of JFK Partners, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, School of Medicine. She is an NIHresearcher and primary developer of a group CBT program for youth with ASD and anxiety.

Abbie O. Beacham|

Abbie O. Beacham, PhD, has been working in Integrated Primary Care service delivery, program development and training since1999. She has implemented a variety of models of behavioral health care in Internal and Family Medicine and FederallyQualified Health Centers. She believes that her background in exercise science and health psychology is the platform for herperspective in caring for the whole person in the medical home. She came to Colorado in 2008 and is actively involved indeveloping effective evidence-based interventions for meaningful application and change in a variety of primary care settings.

Elizabeth Stuyt

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Elizabeth Stuyt, MD, is the Medical Director for the Circle Program at the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo, a 90-dayinpatient treatment program, for persons with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse. She is a board certified AddictionPsychiatrist and has been working in the field of addiction psychiatry since 1990.

John Gohman; Betsy Baker

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Betsy Baker, is a Subject Matter Expert on Meaningful Use for the Colorado Regional Health Information Organization(CORHIO), Colorado's state-designated entity for health information exchange. Ms. Baker also holds a graduate degree from theColorado School of Public Health at the University of Colorado. John Gohman, has worked in the behavioral healthcare market space for more than 40 years. He is a psychologist who beganin private practice, and provided vocational services to individuals with multiple employment related disabilities; in addition, heserved as a Hospital CEO in both the public and private sector for 15 years, a senior manager in behavioral healthcare managedcare organization to his present position as a VP /Managing Director for a leading software development company – UNI/CARE –CoCentrix. In addition, he consults with organizations regarding revenue maximization and regulatory and accreditationstandards compliance. His current interests include working with physicians both psychiatrists and primary care specialists asthese two service channels integrate to better serve the mission population. John holds a Master Degree in ClinicalPsychology and a Doctorate in Organizational Behavior. He and his wife, Peggy reside in the Clearwater FL area.

Location

Peak 14

Sponsored by The Colorado Health Foundation

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Colorado Ballroom

Base Nine Lounge


Peak 11/12

Colorado Ballroom

Sessions | Friday | September 28, 2012


Time | Session # |

FRIDAY

3:00pm – 4:30pm #600 | Business #4 | Payment Reform: Revenue Cycle Best Practices | A case study of Mental Health Centers of Denver Partnering with Huron Healthcare that reviewed existing RevenueCycle operations to identify and target opportunity areas.

#601 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 2 | This breakout session will overview what is known about well-being and especially how to achieve and sustain it.

#602 | Co-Occurring Treatment: Latest Trends | | The Circle Program at CMHIP is a co-occurring treatment program that has very good outcomes. This presentationwill cover the components of treatment that contribute to good outcomes including all the complimentary treatmentsused to help people learn to relax and deal with stress/trauma, healing from the inside out.

#603 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Aging Communities: Social, Legal, and Financial Service Collaborations - Part 2 | |

Behavioral health issues drain time and motivation from colleagues in other helping professions. Behavioral healthproviders can collaborate to integrate behavioral health services into outreach settings, or strengthen referralpathways into virtual teams. Principles and practices are presented and case studies are used to explore strategiesfor building integrated care.

#604 | Strategies on Interpersonal Neurobiology: How to Work with the Traumatized Client |

Participants will learn how the principles of Interpersonal Neurobiology, or how one's own neurological organizationimpacts one's client and self, impact the process of trauma therapy and growth of self.

#605 | Innovative Evaluation: Collaborating to Develop Population Based Measurement for the Future - Panel | |

This multi-disciplinary panel will discuss how the future direction in behavioral health care informs the need todevelop and implement program outcome measures which reflect an integrated and collaborative approach toservice delivery and affect positive change throughout Colorado's community behavioral health system.

Speaker |

Scott B. Cross |

Scott B. Cross, has over 16 years of healthcare industry and consulting experience in the payer and provider segments. He hasled a number of large scale transformational engagements for public, for-profit, not-for-profit and academic integrated deliverysystems. Areas of focus include revenue cycle, financial operations redesign, shared service model development, financialmanagement reporting, organizational design, revenue optimization, cash acceleration, physician network development andcontracting, medical service modeling, hospital supply chain re-engineering and system selection evaluations. In 2011, Scott hasdriven more than $46.0M in financial improvements to his clients.


Christopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio page 8

Elizabeth Stuyt

Elizabeth Stuyt, MD, see bio page 9

Sara Honn Qualls

Sara Honn Qualls, PhD, see bio page 9

Margarite McCormick |

Marguerite McCormack is a consultant, trainer, and practitioner in the field of trauma and vicarious traumatization and the principal of McCormack Consulting. She is the former Director of Trauma Practice at Jefferson Center for Mental Health, theformer project director of Columbine Connections, the community-based response to the shootings at Columbine High School, andthe former Coordinator of the Student Counseling Center at the University of Colorado at Denver. Marguerite is an adjunct facultymember the University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

John Mahelic; Vicki Rodgers; Dick Swanson; Michael Allen; Sharon Raggio

John L. Mahalik, Ph.D., MPA, Director, Data & Evaluation, Colorado Division of Behavioral Health.

Vicki Rodgers, MS, LPC, is the Vice President of Clinical Systems Administration at Jefferson Center for Mental Health andsupervises administrative and clinical programs including Performance, Quality, and Effectiveness. She uses data to producemeaningful information for a variety of audiences. She received her Masters in Clinical Psychology from the University of Texas atTyler.

Richard Swanson, is the Executive Director of the Aurora Research Institute and the Research Director of the Aurora MentalHealth Center. He is a licensed psychologist and a member of the Florida Bar. He has served as a researcher and programevaluator for over 40 years and is known for his expertise in corrections program design, reentry programs and mental healthprogram evaluation. He was winner of the Organization of Program Evaluation in Colorado 2009 Katherine Cummins Award for his contributions for Program Evaluation in Colorado. He has held the position of Professor of Psychology at the University of Florida and the University of South Florida.

Michael Allen, LCSW, CACIII, MBA, Vice President, AspenPointe Health Network and TeleCare, 6208 Lehman Drive, Suite 317,Colorado Springs, CO 80918.

Sharon Raggio, LPC, LMFT, MBA, currently serves as CEO of Colorado West, Inc. Colorado West is a community mental healthcenter (Colorado West Regional Mental Health, Inc.) operating through 18 outpatient locations in a 10 county region of NorthWest Colorado. Colorado West also operates a 32-bed psychiatric hospital (Colorado West Psychiatric Hospital, Inc.), which isthe only psychiatric hospital on the Western Slope of Colorado. Prior to joining Colorado West in March 2008, Ms. Raggio servedas COO at Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group. She holds a license as a Professional Counselor as well as a Marriage andFamily Therapist and has a Masters in Business Administration.

Location

Peak 11/12

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 14 | Sponsored by The Colorado Health Foundation

Peak 6/7/8

Peak 9/10

| Friday | September 28, 2012Sessions


Time | Session # |

FRIDAY

3:00pm – 4:30pm #606 | Mental Health Symptoms in Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders:

Understanding Dual Diagnosis - Part 2 | | This session focuses on identifying mental health symptoms in children and teens with ASD. A brief overview of agroup CBT program to treat anxiety symptoms in children with ASD will be included.

#607 | Values-Based Intervention for Patients with Chronic Pain, Illness and Symptoms: Using Action Plans Effectively - Part 2 | |

In this portion of the workshop, attendees will apply methods of tailored assessment to selecting and working withTargeted Actions plans. Attendees will be able to apply Action Plans to their own settings. This session will be equalparts knowledge, skills and interaction.

#608 | Working the Balance Sheet | | This presentation will provide insights into how board members can evaluate their organization's capability for futuregrowth and development by focusing on the balance sheet (a.k.a., “statement of financial position.”)

5:00pm – 6:30pm Welcome Reception for All Attendees |

SATURDAY




8:00am – 9:30am GENERAL SESSION #3 | Smart Stewardship | | How do you make the best decisions for your nonprofit in good times as well as in crises? How can the board and staff be on the same decision-making wavelength? This session, based on Peter Brinckerhoff's newest and highlyacclaimed book, will show you that and more.

#704 | Integrating Behavioral Health into Long Term Care - Part 3 | |

Mental health and behavioral medicine are key determinants of well-being over time in persons with complicated health, social histories, and psychological functioning. Behavioral health providers face challenges in carving outviable roles in long term care. Principles and practices are presented and case studies explore strategies forbuilding integrated long term care.

Speaker |

Judy Reaven

Judy Reaven, PhD, see bio page 9

Abbie O. Beacham

Abbie O. Beacham, PhD see bio page 9

Forrest Cason

Forrest Cason, PhD, is the CFO of the Mental Health Center of Denver. For nine years prior to joining the Mental Health Centerof Denver in October of 2008, Forrest served as CFO of the University of Colorado Hospital. His career has included graduatelevel teaching at the Center for Urban Studies, Wichita State University; Assistant and Deputy City Manager, City of Aurora,Colorado; Mayor's Cabinet appointee, City of Denver; Governor's Cabinet appointee, State of Colorado; public finance investmentbanking with firm's in Colorado; and, CFO of the Stapleton Development Corporation. His degrees include BA, MA, and PhD. He is not a CPA.

Peter Brinkerhoff

Peter Brinckerhoff, has spent his entire adult life working in, around, and for not-for-profits. He is dedicated to the concept that anot-for-profit organization is a mission-based business, in the business of doing its mission. When Peter formed his firm,Corporate Alternatives, inc. in 1982 it was the first consulting and training company in the United States dedicated exclusively tothe management concerns of 501(c) (3) organizations. A former VISTA Volunteer, Peter knows how not-for-profits work from hisexperience as a volunteer, his work as a staff member and later as executive director of two regional not-for-profits, and from hisservice on numerous state, local, and national not-for-profit boards. He brings this understanding of the many perspectives in anot-for-profit organization to his work. Peter is an award-winning author, with eight books and two workbooks in print, and over 60articles published in the not-for-profit press. Three of his books, Mission-Based Management, Financial Empowerment andGenerations, The Challenge of a Lifetime for Your Nonprofit, each won the prestigious Terry McAdam Award from the Alliance forNonprofit Management. The award is given for "The Best New Nonprofit Book" each year. He is the only author to win the awardmultiple times. Peter's books are used as texts in courses in undergraduate and graduate nonprofit management programs atover 100 colleges and universities worldwide. Peter's newest book, Smart Stewardship for Nonprofits: Making the Right Decisionin Good Times and Bad, was released in February 2012 by John Wiley & Sons. Peter is also a highly acclaimed speaker andlecturer, presenting his ideas on how to make not-for-profits more effective to dozens of audiences across North America, inEurope and Asia each year.

Sara Honn Qualls

Sara Honn Qualls, PhD, see bio page 9

Location

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by the Colorado BHOs

Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom


Peak 6/7/8

| Sponsored by the Colorado Health Foundation

Sessions | Friday & Saturday | September 28 & 29, 2012


Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

8:00am – 9:30am #705 | HIE Panel | Health Information Exchange: A Critical Factor for Comprehensive, Integrated

Healthcare | | In this session, a panel of experts will update participants on emerging practices and paradigms for health information exchange that foster coordinated, client-centered care. Each panelist will offer their unique perspectiveon the development and future vision for health information exchange in Colorado, and how implementation ofinformation exchange practices can support or present risks to consumer engagement in their own care andtreatment.

#706 | New Payment Models can Promote Behavioral Health Integration: Policy, Practice and Lessons from the Field | |

Health care is shifting toward coordinated delivery systems and global payments. What do those concepts mean for behavioral health – and, in particular, for integrating physical and behavioral health services? Learn the concepts and emerging practice, and implications for your organization.

#707 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 3 | | This breakout session will overview what is known about well-being and especially how to achieve and sustain it.

#708 | Integrated Care: Best Practices for Clinicians - Skills That Foster Best Treatment | |

In this session clinicians will be provided information on the characteristics of effective integrated health cliniciansand learn about three treatment techniques that are proving effective in integrated health settings. Designed to bevery interactive with significant participants involvement this workshop will provide a basis for integrated healthclinicians to start or expand their clinical repertoire.

#709 | The Feel Good Solution to Heal Eating Disorders - Part 1 | | Discover the Feel Good Solution, a 5-step psycho-spiritual approach to heal painful habits and addictions. Topicsinclude: Addictions' “sacred” purpose; How addictions are created; How to use the 5-step process during theaddiction cycle. We will focus on eating disorders as well as other habits and addictions.


Speaker |

Dick Thompson; Robert Chalfant; Amanda Kearny Smith; Liza Fox-Wylie

Dick Thompspn, is Executive Director and CEO of Quality Health Network, a nationally Recognized Health Information Exchangeand community-funded collaborative serving Western Colorado since 2005. QHN is one of 17 Beacon Communites in the USAmodeling best practices. Dick is a Board member of CIVHC and also serves as a Board Committee member of CORHIO.

Dr. Robert Chalfant, is a board certified child/adolescent and adult psychiatrist. During his tenure as Chief Medical Officer atColorado West Regional Mental Health, Inc. from 1996 to June 2012, Dr. Chalfant consulted with healthcare professionals inSummit, Garfield and Mesa Counties in addressing the need for collaboration and integration in our ever changing healthcaresystem. In 2010, he was elected a member of the National Council's Leadership Council. As part of his work for the NationalCouncil, he created and implemented a Mood Disorder Clinic -- a virtual database (disease management) process for trackingmood disorders via telemedicine and electronic health record.

Amanda Kearney-Smith, is the Director of the Colorado Mental Wellness Network (The Network), a peer organization dedicatedto supporting those with mental health conditions in the community. Prior to this role. Amanda taught psychology courses in NewMexico and worked for the City of Albuquerque managing supportive housing for the homeless.

Liza Fox-Wylie, is the State Health Information Technology Director at the Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology. In this role she is responsible for strategic leadership across health information technology programs, including between stateagencies, with non-governmental partners, and with the Colorado health care community. Previously, Liza led policy and publicsector initiatives for the Colorado Regional Health Information Organization and served as a policy advisor to former Governor BillRitter, Jr.

Edie Sonn

Edie Sonn, is VP of Strategic Initiatives for CIVHC. She oversees payment reform initiatives for this nonprofit focused onachieving Triple Aim in Colorado. Edie has spent 20 years working on health policy issues, including lobbying for physicians,staffing the 208 Commission and consulting to hospitals, nurses and health plans.


Christopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio page 8

Kathy Reynolds

Kathleen Reynolds MSW, ACSW, has over thirty (30) years experience in the mental health and substance abuse field. Ms.Reynolds currently is the Director of the SAMHSA/HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions and the Vice President for HealthIntegration and Wellness for the National Council for Community Behavioral. Previously Ms. Reynolds was the Director of theWashtenaw Community Health Organization (WCHO) a nationally recognized organization in the integration of behavioral healthand primary care services. The WCHO included a Community Mental Health Services Program, a Substance Abuse CoordinatingAgency and primary health care capitation dollars for Medicaid and indigent consumers. Ms. Reynolds graduated from theUniversity of Michigan, School of Social Work in 1982. Ms. Reynolds has presented at numerous conferences and conventions onthe integrated health and is the author/co-author of numerous articles on integrated health. She co-authored a manual inimplementing integrated care entitled, Raising the Bar: Moving toward the Integration of Health Care a Manual for Providers.Raising the Bar is in its second edition and is used widely to implement integration between the public behavioral health systemand primary care providers.

Isabelle Tierney

Isabelle Tierney, LMFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist from Boulder, Colorado, with an expertise in eating disordersand other painful habits and addictions. She runs an international private practice and leads workshops and webinars. She isalso a published writer and will publish her first book this fall.

Location

Peak 9/10

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

| Saturday | September 29, 2012Sessions


Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

10:00am – 11:30am #801 | Keys to Better Decision Making | | In this drill down session, Peter will go through his decision tree, and focus more on why mission and values are sokey to consistent stewardship decisions.

#802 | Social Change Through Real Estate | | Real Estate plays a crucial role in enabling behavioral health care providers deliver integrated and cost effectiveservices which must be aligned with both the programs and the organization's goals that best support the mission.In this session come learn and discuss best practices for developing real estate facilities that can impact andleverage the organization to achieve extraordinary results and achieve Social Change Through Real Estate.

#803 | Leadership for New Board Members (one-on-one afterwards) | | This workshop is designed for new and relatively new board members of behavioral health centers and will focuson issues such as roles and responsibilities; financial accountability, fundraising, governance, policy and advocacy.Richard Male will provide job descriptions, samples, and templates for each participant.

#805 | Roadmap to Equity: Achieving Parity in the Healthcare Safety Net | | Healthcare delivery and payment systems are undergoing enormous changes – integration of primary andbehavioral health at the practitioner, organization, plan and policy levels; movement away from fee for service;widespread implementation of HIT; and critical workforce shortages. This presentation will explore the breathe andpace of change and outline the opportunities and challenges for specialty behavioral health.

#806 | Planning for Success in Uncertain Times: How to Capitalize on Emerging Market Trends | |

The new financing models in behavioral health present both opportunities and threats for community behavioral health providers. Successful providers will be those that develop a deep understanding of the emerging financialmodels in their marketplace, analyze both opportunities and threats, and then create and implement a plan toposition themselves for optimal competitive advantage. Join Monica Oss, founder and chief executive officer ofOPEN MINDS as she discusses short-and-long-term strategies for achieving and maintaining competitiveadvantage.

#807 | Positive Psychology in Practice - Part 4 | |

#808 | Integrated Care: Promoting Health and Wellness Through Health Behavior Change | |

The ultimate sustainability of integrating behavioral health and primary care services will come from our behavior change and insupporting those we work with to change their behavior. This workshop will explore the latest information on health behavior forpersons with serious and persistent mental illness. Existing, evidence based models of health behavior change will be presentedand implementation strategies will be addressed.

Speaker |

Peter Brinkerhoff

Peter Brinckerhoff, see bio page 11

Cherie Kirschbaum; Jason Newcomer

Cherie Kirschbaum, President/Founder of City Projects, Inc., is passionate about leveraging real estate to achieve social change.City Projects provides real estate consulting, development services and project management to organizations throughout theWest. In 2011, The Denver Business Journal recognized Cherie as a Outstanding Women in Business. Clients include MentalHealth Center of Denver, Charg and Karis Community. Jason Newcomer, LEED, AP, Senior Real Estate Manager, City Projects, Inc., Jason Newcomer is an experienced seniormanager in real estate development, finance and project management and has managed over $80 million of real estatedevelopment projects in healthcare, education, retail, office and housing.

Richard Male

Richard Male, is a nationally recognized leader and trainer of nonprofit organizations in the fields of leadership development,fundraising, community organizing and public policy. He has been working with non-profits since the 1960's in the civil rightsmovement down south. Rich has been providing training, consulting, and leadership development services for organizationsthroughout the United States, Canada, Haiti, Middle East and other countries for most of his career. He has been the publisher ofgrants guides for the largest states in the country, including New York, Pennsylvania, California, Ohio and New Jersey. His workhas been featured on the NBC Today Show, NBC News with Tom Brokaw, Denver Post, Chronicle of Philanthropy, ColoradoPublic Radio, Austrian Radio and Television and other media.

Linda Rosenberg

Linda Rosenberg, MSW, President & CEO, National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. Rosenberg has 30+ years ofmental health policy and practice experience. She represents 1,950 organizations that care for 8 million persons with mental andaddiction disorders. She has helped secure passage of federal parity; expand financing for integrated healthcare; inform healthreform that supports behavioral health; and introduce Mental Health First Aid in the U.S.

Monica E. Oss

Monica E. Oss, MS, Chief Executive Officer and Senior Associate, is the founder of OPEN MINDS. For the past two decades,Ms. Oss has led the OPEN MINDS team and its research on health and human service market trends and its national consultingpractice. Ms. Oss is well known for her numerous books and articles focused on the strategic and marketing implications of theevolving health and human service field. She has unique expertise in payer financing models, provider rate setting, and servicepricing. She has led numerous engagements with state Medicaid plans, county governments, private insurers, managed careprograms, service provider organizations, technology vendors, neurotechnology and pharmaceutical organizations, andinvestment banking firms – with a focus on the implications of financing changes on delivery system design. Prior to foundingOPEN MINDS, Ms. Oss served as an executive with a national managed behavioral health organization, with responsibility formarket development and for actuarial analysis and capitation-based rate setting. She also held a position as a vice president ofthe U.S. risk management and underwriting division of an international insurance company.

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkChristopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio page 8

Kathy Reynolds

Kathleen Reynolds MSW, ACSW, see bio page 12

Location

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3



Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

10:00am – 11:30am #809 | The Feel Good Solution to Heal Eating Disorders - Part 2 | |

11:30am – 12:45pm Lunch for attendees |

CBHC Board of Directors’ Meeting & Lunch |

Deputy Directors' Meeting & Lunch |

Medical Directors' & Psychiatrists Lunch |

PIO Meeting & Lunch |

1:00pm – 2:00pm Keynote Entertainment | Lannie Garrett and the Patsy DeCline Show | Lannie Garrett created and stars as Patsy DeCline (not to be confused with a woman with a name very similar tohers) in a tongue-in-cheek spoof of country music. Through monologues, parody songs and country musics’ alltime favorite chart toppers, Patsy pays tribute to all the big-haired country music queens who came before her. Shespurs the crowd to laughter with hysterical tales of her many husbands, her endless hit albums and her wildadventures on the road.

The ‘Patsy Decline Show’ is a glorious comedy romp, resplendent with glittering costumes, sparkles, spangles anda wig as big as a tumble-weed. Patsy and the band will delight you as they rip and roar their way through classicsby Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Tammy Wynette, Ernest Tubb, Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys and many more. Patsy always gets the audience rolling in the aisles with her irreverent take on all country fans hold sacred. Grownmen have been known to cry with laughter when Patsy pokes fun at subjects ranging from plastic surgery, love andmarriage, to re-hab and Elvis Presley. Filled with Patsy’s hysterical antics, parody songs and audienceparticipation, this is the perfect show to lighten the mood of any event.


2:30pm – 4:00pm #901 | Best Practices in Nonprofit Governance - Part 1 | | In the first of two workshops Peter Brinckerhoff will cover the keys to good governance, the best practices innonprofit governance as well as the roles and responsibilities of board of directors. Full of hands-on examples andtakeaways, this session will keep you engaged.

#902 | Redistricting, Elections, and Healthcare Reform: CBHC Legislative & Policy Update | l |

Almost a third of the Colorado General Assembly will be leaving this fall. How will this impact the delivery ofbehavioral healthcare services? CBHC will discuss the upcoming elections, the current political landscape, and thepublic policies and issues that will be impacting behavioral healthcare during 2013.

Speaker |

Isabelle TierneyIsabelle Tierney, LMFT, see bio page 12

“Laugh all you want, but this woman can sing!” James B. Meadows The Rocky Mountain News“This reviewer has never laughed so hard at a live music performance.” Dave Barber, Internet-Web Reviewer

Peter Brinkerhoff


George DelGrosso; Terri Hurst; Gilbert Romero; Joshua Rae

Location

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by The Colorado Trust

Peak 6/7/8

Spencer’s Private Dinning Room

Base Nine Lounge | Sponsored by West Slope Casa, LLC

Mercury Boardroom (Building 4)


Colorado Ballroom

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

George DelGrosso, is the Executive Director of Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (CBHC), which is the membership organization for all the 17 Community Mental Health Centers, 5 Behavioral Health Organizations and two specialty clinics inColorado. Prior to this position he was the Executive Director of Mental Health Centers in the San Luis Valley of Colorado and Cody, Wyoming. George has been in the mental health field for almost 30 years. The progression of his career startedout as a psychotherapist, then a marriage and family therapist, to clinical supervisor and program developer before moving into upper level and senior management. George's expertise ranges from creating and implementing effective publicpolicy for behavioral health, training and development of people who aspire to be leaders, expanding organizational effectiveness,solving system of care issues for children and adults who have mental health treatment needs, and providing integrated highquality mental health treatment in rural settings. In addition to his duties at CBHC, George serves on the Executive Committee ofthe National Council for Behavioral Healthcare, and is chair of the Council's Association Executives Committee. George combineshis years of experience at different levels of community mental health, the information he has assimilated on a broad range ofmental health issues, and his familiarity with mental health service delivery across the state of Colorado and nationally to educatepolicy makers and the public about successful service delivery.Terri Hurst Greene, MSW, is the Director of Public Policy for the Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (CBHC). She isresponsible for tracking, influencing, analyzing, and reporting on policy activities that will impact behavioral healthcare services atboth the state and federal level. She also advocates on behalf of CBHC members and behavioral healthcare consumers. Terri has a Master's of Social Work and has worked in drug policy reform and public health policy for close to 10 years. She has alsoprovided direct services to a variety of populations including adolescents, active drug users, and individuals involved with thecriminal justice system. Gilbert E. Romero, Esq, is a Principal/Attorney with Capitol Success Group, a government affairs and lobbying firm he started in 1999. Since that time he has represented clients such as Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI); The Colorado Food Service Association; Adams State College; The Alliance; the Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council; Ameristar Casinos and Sportique Scooter.Joshua J. Rael, JD, is an Associate with the Capitol Success Group, a public affairs and lobbying firm based in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Rael holds a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and a Bachelor ofArts in Political Science from Colorado State University-Pueblo.



Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

2:30pm – 4:00pm #903 | Leadership for Experienced Board Members | |This workshop is designed for more experienced board members and will cover topics such as: successionplanning, CEO assessment and evaluation, and fundraising strategies and approaches. Richard Male will providehandouts, samples and templates of each of the topics to the participants.

#905 | Trauma Impact: Applying the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics - Part 1 I |

This session is designed to provide information about the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT). Participants will gain an understanding of the key NMT concepts and how trauma impacts the brain during specificdevelopmental periods.

#906 | New Service Line Showcase: A National Review of New Service Line Ideas | |

You won't want to miss this fast-paced session featuring the best revenue-generating ideas for the new behavioralhealth marketplace, gathered by the OPEN MINDS team. As the marketplace evolves, a number of exciting newservice delivery models are emerging. Learn from the experience of providers of behavioral health services acrossthe country.


#908 | Improving Health and Healthcare for People with Serious Mental Illness Through BH Based Homes | |

This session will explore what is uniquely effective about interventions for people with serious mental illness whendelivered through a health home in a behavioral healthcare setting. Participants will learn about new research onthese interventions, and about policy that supports best practices.

#909 | Reflective Supervision: How to Be and What to Do - Learning & Development in the Practice of Reflective Supervision - Part 1 | |

This session will cover key concepts of reflective supervision, being in a reflective relationship in an agency-basedsetting, practice considerations, and how do we know it's working. We will present didactic information, caseillustration through video clips, small group discussion and dyadic/experiential practice.

Speaker |

Richard Male

Richard Male, see bio page 13

Kay Dechairo; Kelly Winters

Kay Dechairo and Kelly Winters, operate The Center for Child and Family Therapy (CCFT). The CCFT is a private grouppractice that specializes in working with trauma. Kay and Kelly each have individual certification in the Neurosequential Model ofTherapeutics (NMT) and assist multiple agencies with incorporating NMT concepts into clinical practice.

John F.Talbot

John F. Talbot, PhD, Executive Vice President and Senior Associate, has over 30 years experience in all aspects of health care,including upper management, consultation, education, direct clinical work, and serving as the president of a non-profit board. Dr.Talbot has provided consultation, training and operational assistance to behavioral health providers, nonprofit organizations, andmanaged care organizations across the country. Areas of focus for consultation and training include strategic planning, thedevelopment of successful strategic alliances, board development, organizational reengineering, operations management,management and leadership development, and change management. Prior to his current position, Dr. Talbot served as thePresident of a network of agencies providing care to children and families. The innovative work of Colorado Care Managementreceived national recognition, including participation in a Federal IV-E waiver study that demonstrated measurable superior clinicaloutcomes. In his role with Colorado Care Management, Dr. Talbot also led the development of a coalition of Colorado businessexecutives to address the issues of providing care to abused and neglected children, and the establishment of a nationwidepurchasing cooperative for non-profits. Dr. Talbot's previous experience included serving as the Director of the Master of HealthSystems Program, and Associate Dean of University College at the University of Denver. He also held senior managementpositions at Mount Airy Psychiatric Center in Denver, Colorado.

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkChristopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio page 8

Ben Druss

Ben Druss, MD, as the first Rosalynn Carter Chair in Mental Health at Emory University, Dr. Druss is working to build linkages between mental health, general medical health, and public health. He works closely with Carter Center Mental Health Program,where he is a member of the Mental Health Task Force and Journalism Task Force. He has been a member of two Institute ofMedicine Committees, and has served as an expert consultant to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health ServicesAdministration, the Centers for Disease Control, and the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. Dr. Druss's researchfocuses on improving physical health and healthcare among persons with serious mental disorders. He has published more than130 peer-reviewed articles on this and related topics, including the first randomized trial of an intervention to improve medical carein this population in 2001. His research is funded by grants from the National Institute of Mental Health and the Agency forHealthcare Quality and Research.


Jordana Ash, LCSW, IMH-E (IV)®, is senior program manager of Early Childhood Services at Mental Health Partners in Boulder,CO. She is President of the Colorado Association for Infant Mental Health. She runs the Kid Connects Early Childhood MentalHealth Consultation program and provides and trains on reflective supervision practices.Andrea Foote, PsyD, IMH-E (IV) ®, is a clinical psychologist and coordinator with the Community Infant Program, apreventative-intervention service for infants and their parents in Boulder, Colorado. Andrea manages clinical services, providesreflective supervision, facilitates groups, and provides consultation to partners in the community.

Location

Peak 9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Imperial Ballroom

Imperial Ballroom

Sessions | Saturday | September 29, 2012


Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

4:00pm – 4:15pm Refreshment Break |

4:15pm – 5:45pm #1001 | Best Practices in Nonprofit Governance - Part 2 | | In this second of two parts, Peter will cover how to recruit and retain the best board, barriers to good governanceand the role of staff in governance.

#1002 | Governing Partnerships with our Consumers: Pitfalls and Possibilities | |

An open discussion of how behavioral healthcare providers may respond to the challenge of involving consumers inprogram planning and governance activities. Presenters will share their experience with a governing partnership atCHARG Resource Center, and will look at various ways that agencies may adapt this concept to their ownsituations.

#1003 | Board Roundtable | | This interactive workshop is a roundtable presentation and facilitation with participants that will be conducted jointlyby Peter Cukale and Richard Male. The discussion will be opened ended on a wide variety of leadership,management, and board governance issues.

#1005 | Trauma Impact: Applying the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics - Part 2 | |

This session is designed to assist participants in applying concepts from the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics(NMT). Participants will develop an understanding of how to identify specific, reparative interventions informed by the NMT.

#1006 | Best Practices in Collaborations, Mergers & Acquisitions | | As part of the strategic planning process for the new reimbursement models, providers will need to determine whatkinds of collaborations are needed to achieve their strategic goals, which can include reducing costs, exploring newmarkets, providing more integrated treatment, and accessing new technologies. Join us to learn the best practiceskills essential for successful collaborations, now, and in the future.


#1008 | Real World Implementation of Health Home Concepts in BH Settings |

In this session, leaders from Axis Health System, the Mental Health Center of Denver, and University of Colorado at Denver's Department of Family Medicine will share lessons learned from their experience implementing clientcentered health home concepts. Following the panel presentation, Ben Druss will offer his reflections as leaddiscussant with the panel and welcome dialogue with session participants.

Speaker |

Peter Brinkerhoff


David Burgess

David Burgess, LCSW, is the Executive Director of CHARG Resource Center, a joint legal partnership of mental healthconsumers and professionals which operates a comprehensive psychiatric clinic, drop-in center, homeless outreach and publiceducation programs. Joining him will be members of the CHARG consumer board and community board.

Richard Male; Peter Cukale

Rich Male, see bio page 13Peter Cukale, Business Leadership Consultant for Wizard Universal Inc.

Kay Dechairo; Kelly Winters

Kay Dechairo and Kelly Winters, see bio page 15

Monica Oss; John F. Talbot

Monica E. Oss, MS, see bio page 13, John F. Talbot, PhD, see bio page 15

Chris Peterson; Nansook ParkChris Peterson PhD and Nansook Park, PhD, NCSP, see bio page 8

Ben Druss; Lori Raney; Cheryl Clark; Frank Verloin deGruy III |

Ben Druss, MD, see bio page 15Lori Raney, MD, is the Director of Psychiatry at Axis Health System in Durango, CO. She is aboard-certified psychiatrist, Senior Clinical Instructor in the Department of Family Medicine at UC Denver and Chairof the American Psychiatric Association's Workgroup on Integrated Care.Frank Verloin deGruy III, MD, MSFM, is the Woodward-Chisholm Professor and Chair of the Department ofFamily Medicine at the University of Colorado. He has held academic appointments at the Departments of FamilyMedicine at Case Western Reserve University, Duke University, and the University of South Alabama College ofMedicine. He is currently on the editorial boards of Families, Systems and Health, the Annals of Family Medicine,and the Primary Care Companion to the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. A member of the Institute of Medicine, heis past president of the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association (CFHA), is chair of the Board of Directors ofthe Family Physicians' Inquiries Network (FPIN), and the President of the North American Primary Care ResearchNetwork (NAPCRG).Cheryl Clark, MD, Medical Director/Clinical Director Mental Health Center of Denver, Board-certified in Psychiatryby the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Dr. Clark supervises all of the doctors, nurse practitioners,nurses and medical staff at the Mental Health Center of Denver. Dr. Clark describes her job as "the most magicaljob in the world" and enjoys helping patients feel uplifted by the opportunity to talk about their recovery issues. Sheconsiders it a privilege to help patients foster their own growth and recovery journey and appreciates having theability to do so at the Mental Health Center of Denver.

Location

Colorado Ballroom

Peak 17

Peak 15/16

Peak 9/10

Peak 14

Peak 11/12

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3



Time | Session # |

SATURDAY

4:15pm – 5:45pm #1009 | Reflective Supervision: How to Be and What to Do. Learning & Development in the Practice of

Reflective Supervision - Part 2 | |

6:30pm – 9:30pm CBHC Awards Banquet |

SUNDAY



7:00am – 10:00am Exhibit Hall Open |

8:00am – 9:30am #2001 | How to Fix the Healthcare System and Create Healthy Communities | |

All health care is local: It's becoming clear that there are a small number of pieces in a rather tight puzzle thatdescribes how increase access to care, improve outcomes, and bend the cost curve in every community in the US.This session will focus on many of those pieces and equip participants with information they can take back to theircommunity to lead or participate in discussions in their local approach to build a more health community.

#2002 | Medical Knowledge for Clinicians | | In this session, Ben Miller will provide an update on medical conditions impacting behavioral health, medicalterminology and medicines important to the treatment of behavioral health conditions, and the nature ofcomprehensive intervention in integrated care settings.


Mindset Program | Focus. Alignment on Organizational Values. Common Language and Culture. Participants learn to activate all of the above, and accelerate results. It's time focused on business and behavior objectives,building accountability and ownership and exploring easy-to-use tools for developing even healthier, more highperforming environments.

Speaker |

Jordana Ash; Andrea FooteJordana Ash, LCSW, IMH-E & Andrea Foote, PsyD, IMH-E, see bio page 15

Dale Jarvis

Dale Jarvis, has over twenty years' experience helping health plans, health and human services providers, andstate and local governments redesign their systems and organizations to achieve better health for the populationsthey serve, with better care for individuals, and overall reduced costs.

Benjamin F. Miller

Benjamin F. Miller, PsyD, received his doctorate degree in clinical psychology from Spalding University inLouisville, Kentucky. He completed his pre-doctoral internship at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center,where he trained in primary care psychology. In addition, Dr. Miller worked as a postdoctoral fellow in primary carepsychology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in the Department of Family Medicine andCommunity Health. Currently, Dr. Miller is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at theUniversity of Colorado Denver School of Medicine where he is the Director of the Office of Integrated HealthcareResearch and Policy.

Angie Paccione

Angie Paccione, PhD, Verus Global, Director of Facilitator Development and Certified Facilitator.. Angie servespeople and organizations motivated to improve their leadership skills and culture in their workplace. Working withleaders around the world, she is inspired by unleashing the potential in all of us, seeing relationships healed andproviding tools to help businesses accelerate their results.

Location

Imperial Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Third Floor Foyer

Colorado Ballroom

Colorado Ballroom

Imperial

Ballroom

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Sessions | Saturday & Sunday | September 29 & 30, 2012


CBHC Awards Banquet(Board Members & Board Administration)

Join your colleagues for this year’s awards presentations and dinner buffet banquet.

Golden Abacus

Golden Light Bulb

Lifetime Achievement

Board Member of the Year

Featured entertainment by Lannie Garrett & Josh Rael

Time | Session # |

SUNDAY

8:00am – 9:30am #2004 | Impact of Web Portals, Social Media and Other Trends for Consumer Involved Care | |

Behavioral health providers face radical change in the current healthcare environment. Leveraging trendingitems such as web portals and social media can promote consumer involvement in their treatment andcontribute to better health outcomes.


10:00am – 11:30am #3001 | Rewiring the Publicly-Funded Healthcare Circuitry to Support Healthy Communities | |

This session will focus on examples from local efforts in Colorado and other states to describe what types ofstructural changes Coloradans may be able to bring about to reorganize the health and behavioral healthcarefinancing and management structures for folks in the safety net in order to take a quantum leap in supportinghealthy communities.

#3002 | Physical and Mental Health: Teaming Up to Achieve the Triple Aim | |

Health care costs threaten the health of Americans, American business, and our fiscal future. We must focus ourhealth care efforts where the most benefit can be achieved. To this end, and in pursuit of the Triple Aim, it will beessential for physical and mental health professionals to collaborate in caring for high risk individuals.


Mindset Program (Part 2) | Focus. Alignment on Organizational Values. Common Language and Culture.

#3004 | Crawl, Walk, Run to Social Media Success | | What's the point in creating a social media plan? Using Beth Kanter's social media theory, of Crawl, Walk, Run, Fly workshop participants will learn the fundamentals of social media strategy and plan their social media activities tobetter serve their organizational goals. You will leave with critical building blocks for your organization's socialmedia plan and how to implement it.

Speaker |

Carl Clark

Carl Clark, MD, as Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Center of Denver, Dr. Carl Clark leads the organization in “focusing on what people can do, not what they can’t do.” Dr. Clark believes people with mental illness can recover and hasdedicated his career to creating access to high-quality mental health services.

Dale Jarvis

Dale Jarvis, see bio page 17

Michael J. Pramenko

Michael J. Pramenko, MD, is a 1995 graduate of Dartmouth Medical School. He is currently the Executive Director of PrimaryCare Partners in Grand Junction. He served as President of the Colorado Medical Society in 2010-2011. He continues to practicemedicine and, in 2007, was named Family Physician of the Year by CAFP.

Angie Paccione

Angie Paccione, PhD, see bio page 17

Emily Davis

Emily Davis, MNM, has been working in the nonprofit sector as a staff member, consultant, founder, board member, and volunteerfor over 15 years. Emily is the President of EDA Consulting LLC and the author of the publication, Fundraising and the NextGeneration. She trains and consults on a wide variety of issues including leadership development, philanthropy, and integratedonline communications. She is a consultant on multigenerational family philanthropy with 21/64. Emily serves in numerousadvisory roles including Nonprofit World Magazine, Nonprofit Cultivation Center, and Social Venture Partners of Boulder County.Emily has received and been nominated for a number of awards throughout the country. Emily has her Masters in NonprofitManagement from Regis University.

Location

Peak 9/10/11/12

Colorado Ballroom | Sponsored by MHRRG

Imperial Ballroom

Coppertop 2

Coppertop 3

Peak 9/10/11/12

| Sunday | September 30, 2012Sessions


Registration | Hotel | Online Beaver Run Resort

45th CBHC Annual Training Conference

Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

Registration Fees

Executive Leadership University (ELU) | $250

Full Conference | $450 For board/upper management, clinicians and business members who are attending all four days; Thursday 1:00pm - Sunday 11:30am.

Board/Upper Management 2-Day | $425 For board/upper management who are attending Saturday and Sunday.

Thursday | $175

Friday | $250

Saturday | $250

Sunday | $175

Welcome Reception (No Charge)

Welcome reception for all attendees, especially our Board Members! Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres while visiting with old friends and making new friends.

CBHC Awards Banquet $55.00

For board & board administration and their guests.

($55 fee included in Board/Upper Management 2-Day Fee.)

September 27 - 30, 2012

Separate One Day Registration Fee Required

NOTE: Does not include the $55 additional fee for Saturday Board Awards Dinner.

Includes: Saturday Board Awards Dinner.


NOTE: Does not include the $55 additional fee for

Saturday Board Awards Dinner.



Social Events & Tickets

Guest tickets may be purchased online at www.cbhc.org.

Register online at

(Thursday 7:00am-5:00pm)

(Admittance to ELU, breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks).

(Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday)

(Admittance to all conference sessions, continental breakfasts, lunches, coffee breaks and Saturday Keynote).

(Saturday/Sunday)

(Admittance to Friday Welcome Reception, Saturday and Sunday sessions, continental breakfasts, lunch and Saturday Keynote).

(One Day Only)(Admittance to Thursday 27th sessions from 1:00pm - 4:30pm and coffee break).

(One Day Only)(Admittance to Friday sessions, Friday continental breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and Friday welcome reception).

(One Day Only) (Admittance to Saturday sessions, continental breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and Friday welcome reception).

(One Day Only)(Admittance to Sunday 30th sessions, continental breakfast, coffee break).

| Friday | 5:00pm-6:30pm |

| Saturday | 6:30pm - 9:30pm |

CBHC Conference Cancellation/Refund Policy Conference registration fees, less a $100.00 administration fee, will be refunded

upon written notice of cancellation to [email protected], received no later than August 15, 2012. After that date, no refunds will be provided. There will be no

provision for partial registration fees or refunds for activities not attended.

Conference Cancellations should be sent via email to: Tracy O’Shaughnessy | [email protected] before August 15, 2012

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For leaders who desire to expand skills!

Hotel Reservations

CBHC Group Room Rates

Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

Group Rate Deadline: September 5, 2012

Deposit

Tax Exemption

To make your Beaver Run Resort hotel reservations call 1-800-525-2253. Be sure to mention you are attending the CBHC conference to receive the discount rate or go to our group rate hotel link www.beaverrun.com/group-

reservations. Password: 508CBH (Case Sensitive)

Hotel Room | $106.00Deluxe Studio | $116.00 Colorado Suite | $126.00

One Bedroom Suite | $126.00Premium One Bedroom Suite | $146.00

Two Bedroom Suite | $182.00

620 Village RoadBreckenridge, Colorado 80424

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All reservations must be received by to receive the CBHC group rates until the room block

fills up, so make your reservations early. Reservations received after that date will be accepted on a space available basis only. If your center has special hotel billing requirements, for multiple rooms, please contact Beaver Run directly for assistance in coordinating your group hotel reservations.

A deposit of one night’s room, in the form of a credit card or check will be required at the time of making an individual reservation. Neither CBHC or Beaver Run will be coordinating roommate situations. Coordination of roommates and payment for rooms are the responsibility of the individual making the reservation. The standard Beaver Run cancellation policy will apply.

To receive tax exemption for lodging, a tax exempt certificate and agency check or credit card must be presented to the hotel upon arrival. Individuals will not receive tax exemptions if they pay with personal checks, personal credit cards or cash. The tax exempt form is a PDF downloadable from the www.BeaverRun.com website.

Hotel Cancellation/Refund Policy

Register now at www.cbhc.org

Summer Deposit/Cancellation Policies at Beaver Run Resort. A one night's deposit is required at time of booking. Reservations must be cancelled at least 72 hours prior to arrival to receive refund less $35.00 processing fee. Cancellations made fewer than 72 hours from arrival date are subject to a one night's cancellation fee. Reduction in length of stay or room type within the 72 hour penalty period, no shows, late arrivals, and early departures are considered cancellations, and are therefore non refundable.

For conference questions please e-mail Tracy at [email protected] or call 303-525-2811.

Session HandoutsSpeaker session handouts will be posted to www.cbhc.org after August 1, 2012.


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Thank You to Our Partners in Education

The Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council would like to acknowledge and express its sincere appreciation for the exhibitors and sponsors who participate in our CBHC annual training conference.

Anasazi Software, Inc.

Anasazi Software, Inc. has been providing superior software for behavioral healthcare since 1989. Anasazi Software provides a sophisticated software solution to manage every aspect of your agency, from clinical to financial and everything in between including complete EHR Certification for Meaningful Use.

BKD, LLP

The CPAs and advisors of BKD Health Care Group are dedicated to health care and personally committed to assist you by applying our technical expertise, unmatched client service and disciplined delivery of solutions to your management and financial needs. Visit www.bkd.com to receive timely e-newsletters and webinars.

Center for Child and Family Therapy

The Center for Child and Family Therapy is a private group practice comprised of therapists who specialize in working with challenges related to trauma and attachment. The CCFT is expanding its services to include a web-based training program designed to assist other agencies in the development and implementation of trauma-informed practices.

Colorado Access

Colorado Access is a nonprofit health plan that provides access to behavioral and physical health services for Coloradans. Colorado Access is dedicated to the operation of a competitive health plan designed to improve access to needed healthcare directly for enrolled members, and indirectly through its partners, to all under served Coloradans with an emphasis upon primary care and the maintenance of the continuum of care.

InSight Telepsychiatry, LLC

Through its team of employed telepsychiatrists, InSight delivers real-time psychiatric evaluations through its secure videoconferencing network. InSight increases access to care by partnering with other provider organizations across the country to augment existing on-site services. Services include emergency evaluations within one hour and access to specialties like child and adolescent psychiatry.

Janssen / Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson

Throughout its history, Janssen has been dedicated to developing therapies that help people with mental illness. Janssen continues that tradition today with our current therapies to treat mental illness. We are proud to continue our tradition of helping people with mental illness through the development of innovative programs that support patients, their caregivers and the healthcare professionals who are assisting them each and every day. We put into action our commitment to the hope that tomorrow will be brighter than today for the people living with mental illness. In every way, we are exclusively and passionately dedicated to mental health.

The Mental Health Risk Retention Group / Negley Associates

The Mental Health Risk Retention Group (MHRRG) and Negley Associates specialize in providing insurance for the behavioral healthcare field. They are endorsed by the National Council and MHCA. MHRRG and Negley Associates offer Professional Liability, General Liability and Directors & Officers Liability plus Workers Compensation, Auto, Property and Excess Liability.

MindLinc-Duke

MindLinc’s meaningful-use-certified, fully configurable EMR-EPM system helps customers improve quality and outcomes of care, productivity, financial performance, and achieve regulatory compliance. We provide SaaS-Hosted and client-server delivery models. MindLinc serves as the industry leader in EMR functionality, decision support and outcomes to best position our customers to meet current and future challenges (e.g., P4P and ACOs)

myStrength.com

myStrength.com is an online self-help tool which offers a range of evidence-based resources to improve mental health and overall well-being: personalized eLearning programs to help overcome depression and anxiety supported by simple tools, weekly exercises, and daily inspiration in a safe and confidential environment. myStrength is being used by a number of community behavioral health networks in Colorado.

| 1121 W. Warner Road, Suite 101, Tempe, AZ 85284 | 866.529.7547 | www.AnasaziSoftware.com

| 111 South Tejon Street, Suite 800, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 | 719.471.4290 | www.bkd.com

| 155 W. Harvard Street, Suite 201, Fort Collins, CO 80525 | 970.266.8644 |

www.centerforchildandfamilytherapy.com

10065 East Harvard Ave., Suite 600, Denver, CO 80231 | 1.800.511.5010 |

www.coaccess.com

| 765 East Route 70 Bldg., Suite A-100, Marlton, NJ 08053 | 856.797.4772 | www.in-sight.net

1125 Trenton, Harbourton Road, Titusville, NJ 08560 | 215.325.4200 | www.jnj.com

103 Eisenhower

Parkway, Suite 101, Roseland, NJ 07068 | 973.830.8500 | www.MHRRG.com

| 3018 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710 | 919.303.9704 | www.mindlinc.com

| 4643 S. Ulster Street, Suite 800, Denver, CO 80237 | 720.228.4156 | www.mystrength.com

CoCentrix, Inc.

CoCentrix develops products and solutions that help state governments, local governments, agencies and care providers, connect, collaborate and coordinate. We deliver the most comprehensive EHR and care coordination solutions for Health and Human Services. Organizations in 40 states utilize our products to improve outcomes, enhance efficiencies, provide transparency and maximize revenue.

| 540 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota FL, 34236 | 941.954.3403 Ext. 232 | www.CoCentrix.com

| LANYARD SPONSOR | |

| SPONSOR | Friday Morning Coffee Break |

| SPONSOR | Sunday Morning Coffee Break |



Thank You to Our Partners in Education

Odyssey Software

Odyssey Software provides information technology services for the administrative functions of behavioral health agencies, including implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP (Great Plains), integrating Dynamics with Electronic Health Record systems, developing and deploying data warehouses and dashboards and helping Human Resource departments move towards being paperless.

OPEN MINDS

Qualifacts Systems Inc.

Qualifacts is the largest SaaS provider of EHR and billing systems for behavioral health and human services providers. The company’s web-based CareLogic Enterprise service includes comprehensive, integrated clinical, financial, reporting and administrative information management capabilities, which improve clinical workflow, revenue cycle management and operational transparency. On March 22, 2011, CareLogic Enterprise received ONC-ATCB certification as a Complete EHR supporting Meaningful Use criteria for Eligible Providers.

QoL meds

QoL meds goal is to improve the Quality of Life for the consumers that receive services from your community mental health center. QoL meds will save your center time and money all while helping to improve the overall level of care provided to the consumer. Stop by the QoL meds booth to learn more!

Rocky Mountain Health Plans

For more than 35 years, Rocky Mountain Health Plans has provided quality health care services to businesses of all sizes and individuals of all ages throughout Colorado. We are a financially strong and stable not-for-profit organization that provides innovative health plans and excellence in service.

The Colorado Health Foundation

The Colorado Health Foundation works to make Colorado the healthiest state in the nation by investing in grants and initiatives to health-related nonprofits that focus on encouraging healthy living; increasing the number of Coloradans with health insurance; and ensuring they have access to quality, coordinated care as well as operating medical education programs to increase the health care workforce.

The Colorado Trust

The Colorado Trust is a grant-making foundation dedicated to achieving access to health for all Coloradans. With a focus on those who are most vulnerable, our strategic grant-making supports health data, public awareness and advocacy, and the provision of services that expand health coverage and improve access to health care.

The University of Southern California School of Social Work

The University of Southern California School of Social Work is the first university to offer a top-ranked web-based Master of Social Work degree nationally. The MSW@USC engages students in web-based classrooms and traditional field instruction in local communities. Sign-up as a field instructor or placement agency. Also consider earning your MSW degree at the MSW@USC. Visit http://msw.usc.edu.

ValueOptions® Colorado Partnerships

ValueOptions® is a nationwide behavioral health care and wellness company who in partnership with Colorado Health Partnerships,

| 105 Bradford Road, Stonewood Commons III, Suite 200, Wexford, PA 15090 | 724.940.4411 | www.tosg.com

163 York Street, Gettysburg, PA 17025 | 717.334.1329 | www.openminds.com

| 200 2nd Avenue South | Nashville, TN 37201 | 866.386.6755 | www.qualifacts.com

| 4900 Perry Highway Bldg II, Pittsburgh, PA 15229 | 412.931.3131 | www.qolmeds.com

| 2775 Croassroads Blvd., PO Box 10600, Grand Junction, CO 81502-5600 | 970.244.7760 |

www.rmhp.org

501 South Cherry Street, Suite 1100,

Denver, CO 80246 | 303.953.3669 | www.coloradohealth.org

1600 Sherman Street, Denver, CO 80203 | 303.837.1200 |

www.coloradotrust.org

| Virtual Academic Center (MSW@USC), University of Southern

California, Los Angeles, CA 90089 | http://msw.usc.edu

7150 Campus Drive, Suite 300, Colorado

Springs, CO 80920 | 719.538.1430 | www.valueoptions.com

| SPONSOR | Friday Breakfast

| SPONSOR | Session #704 | |

| SPONSOR | Saturday Lunch | |

| SPONSOR | Friday Lunch | |

| | OPEN MINDS is the premier market intelligence and management consulting firm specializing in the sectors of the health and human service field serving consumers with chronic conditions and complex support needs. Our mission is to provide the provider organizations, payers, and care managers serving these consumers with the knowledge needed to improve organizational efficiency and effectiveness.

The Echo Group

The Echo Group provides clinical and billing software and service solutions for Behavioral Healthcare organizations. Our Fully Certified EHR helps your organization to obtain Meaningful Use funds today. As an industry leader for over 30 years, Echo continues to provide innovative and intuitive solutions, such as our Visual Health Record™ and our fully synchronized offline travelEHR™ electronic health record.

| 15 Washington Street, Conway, NH 03818 | 603.447.8600 | www.echoman.com

646.597.5856 |


Exhibit Hall | Colorado Ballroom


EXHIBIT HALL

myStrength

Center for Child Family Therapy

Qualifacts

MHC Board of Directors

CBHC

The Colorado Trust

USC School of Social Work

MindLincDuke

Colorado Access

Jassen

MHRRG

InsightTelepsychiatry

Anasazi Software

QoL meds

The Echo Group

2012 CBHC ANNUAL CONFERENCE

EXHIBIT HALL

Colorado Ballroom

Rounds of 10

CoCentrix

ValueOptions

Open Minds

AUMC

Janssen

Odyssey Software

STA

GE

Scedule at a Glance


The Promise of Behavioral Health in Health Care Reform

Better Care | Better Health Better Cost|

CBHC Conference Dates | Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

SAVE THE DATE

2013 | September 26-29, 2013

2014 | September 25-28, 2014

2015 | October 1-4, 2015

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