Conference
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014 | DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel | Annapolis, MD
Registration Form
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Registration Rates
(Rates after April 25)
$100 for current, paid MNADV or MCASA Members, Current Students* or Active Military**
$115 Non-Members
Social Work CEUs: Free for Members. Add an additional $15 for Non-Members or Students.
*Students must mail a copy of their student ID and print out of their current class schedule with this form.
**Military personnel must submit a copy of their government-issued active duty ID with this form.
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Conference
Conference
Workshop
Workshop
Selections
Selections
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 | DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel | Annapolis, MD
Workshop Selections (Please select one workshop per session)
SESSION I
 Using a Trauma-Informed Response to Improve Interactions with Victims
Amber Guthrie, Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
 Asian Immigrant Women and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV): Experiences, Service Access, and Challenges
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Amy Van Arsdale, Ph.D., Marymount University/Private Practice and Jessica Li, Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence
Resource Project
Sexual Assault in the Military: Guidance for the Civilian Advocacy Community
David R Thomas, United States Air Force Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office
DV in Healthcare Settings
Karalyn Mulligan, Dimensions Healthcare, and Colleen Moore, Greater Baltimore Medical Center
He Said/She Said: Best Practices in Identifying the Primary Aggressor
Jennifer Morton, Calvert County State's Attorney's Office
Re-Imagining Data: Creative and Constructive Ways to Make Data Work for You
Courtney Brooks, MD Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and Morgan J. Curtis, LMSW, Texas Association Against Sexual Assault
SESSION II
 Best Practices in Working with Very Young Children and Caregivers Impacted by Domestic Violence
Kate Wasserman LCSW-C, University of MD Center for Infant Study and Kay Connors LCSW-C, University of MD FITT Center
 Clinical Considerations for Engaging Immigrant Survivors of IPV
Cecilia Suarez, LCPC, Julie L. Miller, LCPC, and Shayla L. Bullock, LCPC House of Ruth Maryland
 Getting from Here to There: Making Best Practice a Reality for Your SART
Gail Reid, LCSW-C, TurnAround, Inc., and Heather Brantner, MS, Mayor's Office on Criminal Justice
 Reproductive Coercion: What is it? Why should we screen for it? How do we talk about it?
Michele Beaulieu, DHMH, Patty Wilson, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, and Janice Miller, House of Ruth MD
 Domestic Violence and Firearms
Sgt. Frank Lopez, Maryland State Police
 Innovative LAP Practice
Michelle Pentony, Heartly House, Inc.
SESSION III
 Family Focus Interventions in the DV Setting
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Sue Brown, LCSW-C, House of Ruth Maryland, Nicole Doan LCSW, House of Ruth Maryland, and Jessica K. Winkles, Ph.D.
Department of Psychiatry, University of Maryland Baltimore
Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults: Why we need to address this issue and how to do it effectively
Ellyn M. Loy, CHANA
Interviewing Victims in Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Cases
Chris Mallios, AEquitas Attorney Advisor
Strangulation: A Healthcare Professionals Response
Audrey Bergin, M.A. and Rosalyn Berkowitz, RN, BSN, FNE-A, Northwest Hospital, DOVE Program
Enhancing Survivor-Centered Advocacy Skills for Effective Reduction and Elimination of Shelter Rules
Kenya Fairley, National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV)
Let's Do it Right! PCADV's Enhanced Safety Planning for High Danger Victims
Lois D. Fasnacht and D. Jo Sterner, PA Coalition Against Domestic Violence
For information, contact MNADV: mnadv.org | [email protected] | 301.429.3601