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Family Promise of Gallatin Valley
01.28.2012 at 09:00:00h
MHA of MT
2012 Eastern Montana Mental Health Conference
On Thursday, March 1, 9am-3pm, Mental Health America of Montana will host the 2012 Eastern Montana Mental Health Conference at Miles City Community College in Miles City Montana
The day's offerings include renowned speakers on children's psychiatry & treatment, integrated recovery models including primary care, dual-diagnosis treatment, and the mental health consumer recovery movement.
5.75 LCSW/LCPC/LAC CEUs will be available to those attending; conference registration is $60.
Featuring: Keynote speaker Dr. Emmet Kenny, and break out sessions by - JUST ADDED! Dr. Michael Nash - , Pat Geary LACIII, and Jim Hajny
Registration and payment can be processed using the PayPal link below (no paypal account req'd)
Or to register and pay by mail use the form at this link or contact us at 406-587-7774
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- Holy Rosary Health Care
- 03.02.2012 at 09:00:00h
- MHA of MT
21st Annual Rural Health Conference
The 21st Annual Rural Health Conference, hosted by Holy Rosary Healthcare in Miles City, will be held Friday, March 2, 2012, 9am-5pm, with a full-day of exceptional speakers and 7 CMEs (currently pending approval).
The focus of this year's conference is "Pediatric Care in the Rural Setting" and features exceptional speakers on the following topics: autism, allergies, critical care, obesity, congenital heart disease, movement/seizure disorders, and care of the late pre-term infant. Health professionals may attend the full-day offerings for $75.
For more information, call (406) 233.2604, email learn@hrh-mt.org, or visit The Holy Rosary website.
This conferences will be held at Miles Community College and conference registration includes quality learning, educational handouts/best practices/reference documents/resources, CME paperwork, lunch, beverages, and snacks.
2012 Children's Mental Health Conference
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Featured speakers Jamie Walton and Marilyn Bruguier Zimmerman
Jamie is the founder and president of the Wayne Foundation. Jamie initiated the foundation as part of her "breaking the silence" as a former victim of child prostitution. Human trafficking, domestic trafficking, and child prostitution are crimes that can befall any child, anywhere, and at anytime. Jamie provides inspirational and take action now presentations across the country.
Marilyn is the director of NNCTC which is affiliated with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) and is housed at the University of Montana. She provides training across the country on trauma and the impact to children and communities.
6 LCSW/LCPC/LAC CEUs will be available to those attending; conference registration is $100.
Registration and payment can be processed using the PayPal link below (no paypal account req'd) .
Or to register and pay by mail use the form at this link or contact us at 406-587-7774
To pay with check/cash/purchase order contact us at 406-587-7774