2015
FALL CONFERENCE
ALINA LODGE
Founded 1957
Alina Lodge is legendary for its no-nonsense
structured approach to treatment.
We are pleased to carry on that tradition
and provide the same core program today,
with comprehensive individualized treatment.
We enhance that program with specific
modern modules to help those seeking sobriety
in today’s world, including pain management,
trauma and process addiction treatment.
We hope you can join us for a wonderful
educational and networking opportunity.
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P.O. Box G, 61 Ward Road,
Blairstown, NJ 07825
908-362-6114 • www.alinalodge.org
Chief Clinical Officer
at Lakeview Health, Jacksonville, FL
presenting
Boundaries and Ethics:
Why do I need this course?
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
HALEY HOUSE
Women’s Transitional Living
Our home is open to women, 18 years and older,
who have successfully completed primary care and
choose to embrace the 12 step philosophy of recovery.
Our program is dedicated to addressing the needs
and concerns of each woman. We help them transition
smoothly toward a living fully integrated, sober life.
P.O. Box W, Blairstown, NJ 07825
908-362-5417
www.haleyhousewomen.org
PO Box G
Blairstown, NJ 07825
Haley House offers a new beginning for women
seeking recovery in a supportive, nurturing
environment. Our beautiful new 14 bed transitional
living home provides women a dignified residence
with a clinically driven 12 step based program
to foster healing and growth.
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Please contact Alina Lodge, 908-362-6114 or
[email protected] for information about
continuing education credits for social workers.
Credits have been approved by the Certification Board
for Continuing Education credits for
CADC, LCADC licenses
Our facilities are handicapped accessible. If you require
special accommodations due to a disability, please
contact Cindy at 908-362-6114 before registering.
DIRECTIONS:
61 Ward Road, Blairstown, NJ 07825
FROM NEW YORK/NEWARK: Take Route 80 West to
Exit 12 (Blairstown/Hope). At end of ramp follow
Blairstown sign onto Route 521 North. Travel full length
(approx. 6 mi.) to Route 94. Turn left to first traffic light
(approx. 300 yds.) Take sharpest right at traffic light,
continuing on Route 521 North for approx. 2 miles
to the intersection of Spring Valley Road. Turn right
onto Spring Valley Road. Take quick right onto Ward’s
Road and travel 1-1/2 miles to Alina Lodge entrance
(on left.) Park in the main parking lot.
FROM WEST/PA.: Take Route 80 East to Exit 4C
(Blairstown/Rt. 94 North). Travel approx. 8 mi. on Route
94 North to second traffic light. Make an oblique
left at the light onto Route 521 North and follow
directions above.
(last 3 digits on back of card or 4 digits on front of card)
Billing Address (if different from above) _________________________________________________________________________
Due to the limited number of spaces available,
no refunds will be issued.
Card #_________________________________________________ Exp. Date ______/______ Verification # _________________
Afternoon Session, Part II
Develop plan of action to selfawareness, professionalism, &
boundary setting
Name on Card_____________________________________________
Break
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Purchase Amount: $_________________
2:45 pm–3:00 pm
❑ Visa ❑ Mastercard ❑ AMEX ❑ Discover
Afternoon Session, Part I
Identify models: decision making,
confidentiality, reporting laws,
managing dual relationships
Payment by Credit Card:
1:30 pm–2:45 pm
Payment by Check: Make Check payable to Little Hill Foundation. Mail to: Box G, Blairstown, NJ 07825
Buffet Lunch
License/Certificate # ________________________
12:30 pm–1:30 pm
❑ SW ❑ LCADC ❑ CADC
Morning Session, Part II
Boundary Violation Index with
small group discussion
License Type: ❑ LCSW
P.O. Box W, Blairstown, NJ 07825
908-362-5417
www.haleyhousewomen.org
10:45 am–12:30 pm
Address __________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________________
smoothly toward a living fully integrated, sober life.
10:30 am–10:45 am Break
Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
HALEY HOUSE
Morning Session, Part I
Define professional boundaries/
review decision making when
faced with ethical decisions
Name(s) _________________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________
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9:00 am–10:30 am
COST: $80.00 per person
Objectives - Participant will be able to:
8:30 am
- Presenter: Dr. Philip Hemphill
Dr. Hemphill is the Chief
Clinical Officer at Lakeview
Health in Jacksonville,
FL. He has served as the
Director of the Professional
Enhancement Program at
Pine Grove Behavioral Health and Addiction
Services for 12 years. He was responsible for
the management and clinical supervision
of professional patients in an intensive
outpatient/residential setting struggling with
addictive and personality disorders. He
assisted with evaluation, treatment planning,
direct clinical care, fitness for duty issues,
staff training, vocational and professional
reintegration, workplace monitoring, staff
development, coaching, and administrative
management of the program.
He has presented papers and workshops at
national conferences and published articles in
the field of trauma, personality disorders, and
addictions during the past 25 years.
He has been an adjunct professor at Tulane
University School of Social Work for the past
17 years and Assistant Clinical Professor at
LSU Health Sciences Center, Department of
Psychiatry for the past 15 years.
FALL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
2015 FALL CONFERENCE: Boundaries and Ethics: Why do I need this course?
Chief Clinical Officer
at Lakeview Health
✁
DR. PHILIP HEMPHILL