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TreatmentSystem Evolutionand Synthesis38th Annual NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME4NEW NAATP MEMBERS6AGENDA7SPONSORS12FACULTY18AWARDS36EXHIBIT HALL42BOOTH VISIT FORM43EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY44CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT PROVIDED12.5 Credits AvailableNAADAC #435 NBCC/ACEP #5609Programs that do not qualify for credit are clearlyidentified in conference program. NAATP is soleyresponsible for all aspects of the programs.3
WELCOME To NAATP Leadership 2016!2016National Associationof Addiction TreatmentProviders (NAATP)Annual ConferenceOn behalf of all of us at the National Association of Addiction TreatmentProviders, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our 38th National AddictionLeadership Conference. NAATP has always believed in the idea of comingtogether in a spirit of collegiality and information exchange. Through thisprocess, we improve our respective services and enhance the addictionindustry as a whole. We are pleased once again to serve as a host andconvener of the national addiction provider community. We come togetherthis year with over 500 attendees, 60 distinguished faculty members, and100 exhibitors.naatp.orgOur conference theme, Treatment System Evolution and Synthesis,illustrates that we are at a juncture in our field where it is important to takestock of our evolutionary path and make well-informed decisions about howwe provide care. Rather than polarizing and dichotomizing our views oversuch matters as science and spirit, we should integrate and synthesize bestpractices into the best possible model of care. This comes at a time whenour environment is challenged by complex economic structures and highlycompetitive, and sometimes unethical, practices in business developmentand treatment delivery.New NAATPNational HeadquartersThe Chancery BuildingDowntown, Denver, Colorado2016 is also a crossroads year for NAATP as we moved to Denver,retained new staff, installed an IT system, developed a new strategicplan, rebranded the organization, launched a new website and memberdatabase, and enhanced our member services and communicationsprocess. It has been a busy and productive 12 months since we last met.We are excited to show you our progress.Send Your Center’s Mugto the NAATP Wall ofTreatment Center MugsJoin Us this Summer,July 13 for the NAATPOpen HouseThanks for coming. Please enjoy the conference and consider this request:Attend the sessions and be part of the whole. Don’t isolate or pull folksaway from the group at large. NAATP is a professional society and weshould take advantage of this time to be together for the good of us all.Marvin Ventrell, NAATP Executive DirectorNAATP Staff at the NewHeadquarters in Denver.Jessica Swan, Marvin Ventrell,Katie Strand, and Tiffany Rode.THANK YOU:Katie Strand, NAATP Director of Operations and Conference ManagerCarl Kester, Board of Directors ChairCathy Palm, Conference Committee ChairDebbie Sanford, Past Committee ChairAnn Bown, CommitteePaul Hackman, CommitteeRuth Ann Rigby, CommitteeMike Early, Golf ChairTiffany Rode, StaffJessica Swan, Staff45
NEW NAATP MEMBERSAGENDADAY ONE Sunday, May 15, 2016Addiction Hope & Help LineBoca Raton, FLAkua Mind and BodyNewport Beach, CAAlpha Healing CenterJersey City, NJAspenRidge RecoveryLakewood, COAzzlyVero Beach, FLBayshore RetreatDestin, FLBeachside RehabFt. Pierce, FLBehavioral Rehabilitation ServicesHarrison, MIBella Monte RecoveryDesert Hot Springs, CABlend Integrated MarketingMadison, WIBrass Tacks RecoveryWoodland, CACalifornia Recovery CentersNewhall, CACanadian Centre for AddictionsToronto, ON, CanadaCARES TreatmentCelebration, FLCold Creek Behavioral HealthKaysville, UTCollege RecoveryNew Brunswick, NJConstellations RecoveryYorktown, NYCornerstone Recovery CenterFort Lauderdale, FLDarryl Strawberry Recovery CenterDeLand, FLEHD InsuranceExton, PAElevate RehabWatsonville, CAEmbark RecoveryPrescott, AZEpiphany ResourcesDelray Beach, FLFive Sisters RanchPetaluma, CAGardens Wellness CenterMiami, FLGemma HouseShandaken, NYGrace’s Way RecoveryWest Palm Beach, FLHarmony PlaceWoodland Hills, CAKemah Palms RecoveryKemah, TexasKey MentoringLos Angeles, CALifeline ConnectionsVancouver, WALuminance RecoverySan Clemente, CAManeuver Up MarketingTraverse City, MIMeridian Behavioral HealthNew Brighton, MNMountainside Estate for WomenMoscow, PANew Beginnings RecoveryCenter DenverLittleton, CONew Life AddictionTreatment CenterPalm City, FLNext Chapter Addiction TreatmentDelray Beach, FLNorthpoint RecoveryBoise, IDOceanicaMazatlan, Sinaloa, MexicoOceanview Treatment SolutionsBoynton Beach, FLPalm House Recovery CenterAthens, GAPeaks Recovery CentersColorado Springs, COQUALHEALTHHuntingdon Valley, PARecovery Centers of AmericaKing of Prussia, PARecovery WorldwideOrlando, FLSabino RecoveryTucson, AZSagewood RecoveryMaple Ridge, BC, CanadaSan Diego Student RecoverySan Diego, CASandstone CareDenver, COSerenity House of BrowardWilton Manors, FLSkip Murphy’s StructuredSober LivingPortland, MESteps to RecoveryLevittown, PASummer House DetoxMiami, FLThe Hills Treatment CenterLos Angeles, CAThe Hope Center for RehabilitationBoynton Beach, FLThe LighthouseWestport, CTThe Raleigh House of HopeDenver, COTIME Recovery CenterWest Palm Beach, FLVertisenseNew York, NYWaters Edge RecoveryStuart, FLWest Coast Wellness Centrefor WomenMaple Ridge, BC, CanadaWindward Way RecoveryFort Lauderdale, FLZenChartsBoca Raton, FLTIMEEVENTLOCATION6:30 a.m.Buses to Golf TournamentCaribbeanFoyer7:30 a.m.Golf Breakfast Sponsored by: Bradford Health and Cirque LodgeThe Club atEmerald Hills8:30 a.m.Shotgun Scramble Tee Off1:00 p.m.Golf Lunch Sponsored by: CapstoneTHANK YOU TO OUR MANY ON-COURSE SPONSORS2:00 p.m.Conference Registration OpensCaribbeanRegistration4:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall OpensGrand Ballroom4:30 p.m.Opening Night At NAATP!Catered Reception in Exhibit HallSponsored by the NAATP Board of Directors from:Bradford Health, Caron Treatment Centers, Casa Palmera,Chestnut Health Systems, Cirque Lodge, Foundations Recovery Network,Gosnold on Cape Cod, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, Hired Power,Jackson Recovery Centers, Jaywalker Lodge, La Hacienda, Lakeside Milam,New Directions for Women, Pavillon Treatment Center, Pine Grove,Rosecrance Health Network, Seabrook House, Sundown M Ranch,Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities, Tully Hill, Valley Hope Foundation5:30 p.m.It’s a New Day at NAATPBrand, Membership, Strategy, and ActionMarvin Ventrell, Executive Director NAATPCaribbean 1-46:30 p.m.Buses to DinnerCaribbean Foyer7:00 p.m.Networking DinnerPre-registration RequiredTheChart HouseBecome a NAATP Member at NAATP.org67
DAY TWO Monday, May 16, 2016TIMEEVENTLOCATIONTIMEEVENT7:00 a.m.Open Twelve Step MeetingCaribbean 51:30 p.m.Workshop Session I7:15 a.m.Registration OpensCaribbeanRegistration7:30 a.m.Exhibit Hall OpensGrand Ballroom7:30 a.m.Breakfast Sponsored by: RosecranceGrand Ballroom8:30 a.m.Welcome to the ConferenceCarl Kester, NAATP Board Chair, Lakeside Milam Recovery CentersCathy Palm, NAATP Conference ChairTully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment CenterCaribbean 1-48:45 a.m. he Addiction Industry at a CrossroadsTTreatment System Evolution and SynthesisMarvin Ventrell, Executive Director, NAATPCaribbean 1-4 The Neuroscience of SpiritualityHow and Why Spirituality is a Component of Best Practice Addiction CareMembers of Spiritual Care Addiction Treatment Professionals (SCATP)Jack Abel, Caron Treatment CentersEyglo Bjarnadottir, Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationMeridith Graham, Rosecrance Health NetworkLeta Herrington, CeDARBill Starr, Sundown M RanchDan Thompson, Harbor HallWolf Yoxall, PavillonCaribbean 1-410:30 a.m.Morning Break Sponsored by: Gosnold on Cape CodGrand Ballroom11:00 a.m. ddiction Treatment Parity in 2016AImplementation and EnforcementModerator: Ed Diehl, Seabrook HouseMark Dunn, NAATPGreg Heller, DASPOPLisa Landau, New York Office of the Attorney GeneralSherri Layton, La Hacienda Treatment CenterCarol McDaid, National Parity CoalitionCaribbean 1-4Lunch with our Exhibitors Sponsored by: Alina Lodge and Pine GroveGrand Ballroom9:00 a.m.12:30 p.m.8LOCATIONBecoming an Accredited Treatment ProviderCARFMichael Johnson, CARFCaribbean 5Ain’t Over ‘till it’s (it’s Never Over)The Continuum of Care in the Home CommunityPaul Hamblin, Bridge to RecoveryLorie Obernauer, LO Group and Treatment Professionals in Alumni ServicePhilip Rutherford, Recovery is HappeningKey West/Palm BeachThe Next FrontierThe Caron Family Recovery ProgramErin Goodhart Cheryl Knepper Ann-Marie Loose Bill Roberts Pam RobertsCaribbean 6-83:00 p.m.Break Sponsored by: QualHealthCaribbean 53:30 p.m.Workshop Session II6:30 p.m.Becoming an Accredited Treatment ProviderThe Joint CommissionMegan Marx, The Joint CommissionCaribbean 5Organization Branding and Online PresenceHow to Establish your Unique ValueKelly Farrell, designRoomcreativeJohn McGhee, WebconsulsMalik Soomar, WebconsulsKey West/Palm BeachDBT and the 12 StepsImplementing and Running an Integrated ProgramOsvaldo Cabral, Raleigh HouseBari Platter, CeDARCaribbean 6-8Annual Dr. Jasper Chen See Award BanquetHonoring Legendary Singer Songwriter John Hiatt and Ms. Peg WilkersonEmcee: Dave Rotenberg, Caron Treatment CentersSponsored by: Caron Treatment Centers and NSM Insurance GroupOceanviewTerrace9
DAY THREE Tuesday, May 17, 2016TIMEEVENTLOCATIONTIMEEVENT7:00 a.m.Open Twelve Step MeetingCaribbean 51:00 p.m.Workshop Session III7:30 a.m.Exhibit Hall OpensGrand Ballroom7:30 a.m.Breakfast Sponsored by: NAATPGrand Ballroom8:30 a.m.Treatment System Evolution and SynthesisProgram Integration in 2016Moderator: Carl Kester, Lakeside-Milam Recovery CentersKelly Clark, ASAMFred Holmquist, Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationKim Johnson, SAMHSAKevin McCauley, IASJune Sivilli, ONDCPRay Tamasi, Gosnold on Cape CodCaribbean 1-410:00 a.m.Break Sponsored by: Sundown M RanchGrand Ballroom10:30 a.m. thics and Professionalism in the Addiction Service IndustryEWhere are We and Where are We Going?12:00 p.m.10LOCATIONThe NAATP National Outcomes StudyModerator: Jessica Swan, NAATPHolen Hirsh, OMNI InstituteNorman Hoffman, EvinceAudrey Klein, Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationMark Loes, Sundown M RanchAnnie Peters, Harmony FoundationCaribbean 5The Art of Building and Maintaining a Healthy and ProductiveTreatment Staff CultureKey West/Palm BeachPaul Alexander and Ilana Zivkovich, Northbound Treatment ServicesThe NAATP Code of Ethics and New NAATP Complaint Policy and ProcedureModerator: Marvin Ventrell, NAATPBob Ferguson, Jaywalker LodgeRichard Pine, Livengrin Foundation for Addiction RecoveryArt VanDivier, La Hacienda Treatment CenterCaribbean 1-4 Ethics and Professionalism in PracticeNAATP Members Walking the TalkModerator: R obert Ferguson, Jaywalker LodgeBen Cort, CeDARGina Thorne, Lakeview HealthCaribbean 1-4Annual Awards LunchMichael Q. Ford Journalism Recipient, Alison Knopf, ADAWCareer Achievement Award Recipient, Dr. Nora Volkow, NIDASponsored by:Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationTully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment CenterOceanviewTerraceAddiction Service Policy AdvocacyChange Comes from Washington and Your BackyardMark Dunn, NAATPSherri Layton, La Hacienda Treatment CenterCaribbean 6-82:30 p.m.Break Sponsored by: NAATPGrand Ballroom3:00 p.m.NAATP Leadership Roundtable SessionsPlanning Next Steps with Our Thought LeadershipRoundtable I: Evolving Our Insurance and Parity TeamsFacilitator: Paul Hackman, Pavillon Treatment CenterGreg Heller, DASPOPSherri Layton, La Hacienda Treatment CenterCarol McDaid, National Parity CoalitionCaribbean 1-4Roundtable II: The Field’s Response to the Mergers and Acquisitions MovementFacilitator: Robert Ferguson, Jaywalker LodgeBecky Flood, New Directions for WomenCarl Kester, Lakeside-MilamCaribbean 1-4Roundtable III: What Should Treatment Integration Look Like in Our CentersFacilitator: Stephen Smith, Rosecrance Health NetworkKelly Clark, American Society of Addiction MedicineJohn Driscoll, Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationFred Holmquist, Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationKimberly A. Johnson, SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse TreatmentCaribbean 1-4Roundtable IV: Marketing Treatment: Running a Successful and Ethical PracticeFacilitator: Kevin Plumlee, DreamscapesKelly Farrell, designRoomcreative,John McGhee Malik Soomar, WebconsulsCaribbean 1-44:45 p.m.Closing Comments and Thoughts on NAATP 2017Marvin Ventrell, Executive Director NAATPCaribbean 1-45:00 p.m.Film Presentation: Memo to Self Protecting Sobriety with the Science of SafetyKevin McCauley, The Institute for Addiction StudiesCaribbeanBallroom6:30 p.m.Adjourn11
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2016 ADDICTION LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE FACULTYJack AbelM.Div., MBADirector of Spiritual CareCaron Treatment CentersPaul AlexanderFounder, President,and COONorthbound TreatmentServicesEyglo BjarnadottirM.Div.Spiritual Care CounselorHazelden Betty FordFoundationOsvaldo CabralMA, LPC, CACIIIDirector of OperationsRaleigh House of HopeKelly ClarkMD, MBA, DFASAM,DFAPAPresident Elect,ASAMBen CortBusinessDevelopment ManagerCeDAREd DiehlPresidentSeabrook HouseMark DunnPolicy RepresentativeNAATPReverend Jack Abeljoined Caron TreatmentCenters as Director ofSpiritual Care in 2008. Aninterfaith minister withpast service as a UnitedMethodist pastor andendorsed chaplain, heprovides leadership in theintegration of spiritualcare with other disciplinesacross the continuum oftreatment, from intaketo outpatient and alumniservices. He is a summacum laude graduateof Wesley TheologicalSeminary and has pursuedadditional theologicalstudies at The CatholicUniversity in Washington,DC, and at the NewSeminary in New York.Prior to Caron, Rev.Jack was involved inministry for and with the12-step community.Paul Alexander has almost20 years of experiencein behavioral healthcare.Paul’s comprehensiveprofessional experience,willingness to innovate, andemphasis on organizationalhealth are vital factors inNorthbound’s continuedsuccess. Paul receivedhis Certified AddictionTreatment Specialisttraining at SaddlebackCollege in Mission Viejo,CA, and was awardedOutstanding AlumniService Award in 2002. Paulholds a Bachelor of Artsdegree in Criminology, Lawand Society, Summa CumLaude, from University ofCalifornia, Irvine, and aJuris Doctorate degreefrom Loyola Law School ofLos Angeles.Rev. Eyglo Bjarnadottir hasserved as a Spiritual CareCounselor for the HazeldenBetty Ford Foundation inCenter City, Minnesota forthe past 12 years. Eyglowas born in Iceland andgrew up in a small fishingvillage on the west coast.She studied Theology atthe University of Icelandin Reykjavik, and she is anordained minister in theELCA. Before immigratingto the US in 2002, sheworked as a counselor inDenmark treating heroinaddicts. In her work forthe Hazelden Betty FordFoundation, Eyglo providesindividualized and groupspiritual counseling forHealth Care Professionalsand extended care clients.Osvaldo Cabral has workedas a primary therapist andin Executive Leadershipsince 2002. He has workedin a variety of settingsincluding residential,intensive outpatient, DUI/substance abuse programs,domestic violence andsex offender clinics, andcommunity mental health.Osvaldo is currently theDirector of Operationsat The Raleigh House ofHope. Areas of expertiseinclude AggressionReplacement Training,CBT, DBT, trauma-focusedtherapies, and workingwith co-occurring disordersthat include the chronicallymentally ill.Kelly Clark is the PresidentElect of ASAM. BoardCertified in AddictionMedicine and Psychiatry,she has focused her careeron issues of prescriptiondrug abuse, evidenceinformed behavioral healthcare, and payment reform.Dr. Clark is Chief MedicalOfficer of CleanSlateCenters, a multi-statemedical group currentlytreating over 5,000 opioidaddicted patients withmedication management,and which has receiveda SAMHSA Science toService Award for OfficeBased Opioid Treatment.She is currently a memberof the American PsychiatricAssociation’s IntegratedCare Work Group; theNational Rx Drug AbuseSummit Advisory Board;and the faculty of theVirginia Tech CarilionSchool of Medicine.Mr. Cort has a deepunderstanding of the issuesrelated to recovery anda personal motivation tosee the harmful effects ofdrug and alcohol abuseminimized. He has beenappointed to the Boardof Directors of ProjectSAM (Smart Approachesto Marijuana), he is a Jr.Fellow at the Universityof Florida’s Drug PolicyInstitute, and is on theBoard of Directors forNALGAP (The Associationof Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,Transgender AddictionProfessionals and TheirAllies). In 2015 Mr.Cort started AddictionTreatment Marketers,an organization focusedon promoting ethics,transparency, and integrityin the marketing oftreatment services.Edward Diehl began hiscareer in the chemicaldependency treatmentfield in 1976. A year later,Ed joined his family atSeabrook House in 1977as a Certified AlcoholismCounselor (CAC). In 1986,Ed was named VicePresident of Clinical andCommunity Services,overseeing all treatmentactivities and externalcommunications. Shortlyafter his father’s death in1989, Ed was appointedPresident of SeabrookHouse – the positionhe holds today. Ed’sexpertise lies in the areasof healthcare financing,development, publicpolicy, and managingwithin a rapidly changingenvironment. In 2016, Edwill be celebrating 42 yearsof sobriety.Mark Dunn is President ofDunn and Associates, LLC,a Virginia and DC basedpublic affairs consultingfirm. Mr. Dunn has workedat both the state andfederal levels on behalfof various clients for thepast 35 years. He hasworked at an addictionstreatment agency andlater served on its Board.Currently, he consults withthe National Associationof Addiction TreatmentProviders on all publicpolicy issues. Mark hasextensive experience withassociation managementhaving been both thechief ad
6 7 NEW NAATP MEMBERS AGENDA DAY ONE Sunday, May 15, 2016 TIME EVENT LOCATION 6:30 a.m. Buses to Golf Tournament Caribbean Foyer 7:30 a.m. Golf Breakfast Sponsored by: Bradford Health and Cirque Lodge The Club at Emerald Hills 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Scramble Tee Off 1:00 p.m. Golf Lunch Sponsored by:
