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MARCH 24-25, 2022 HOLIDAY INN • SARATOGA SPRINGS • NY
10 CONTACT HOURS
A total of 10 contact hours have been approved by SED’s State Board for Social Work
for Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Licensed Master Social Workers
10 Contact Hours for Activity Directors have been applied for through NCCAP and NAAPCC
NCTRC CE Pre-Approval Pending for Therapeutic Recreation Specialists;
All Sessions may not be Approved by NCTRC
Foundation for Quality Care, Inc. is recognized by the New York State Education Department’s State Board for Social Work
as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #SW-0123.
MARCH 24, 2022 T H U R S D AY
8:00 am - REGISTRATION • VISIT WITH VENDORS
9:00 am
9:00 am - The Four Quadrants of Wellbeing: Stress Reduction,
« ALL DISCIPLINES »
10:30 am Resilience, Recovery, and Reassurance
KIM PERRONE | THE CENTER FOR CLARITY, COMPASSION & CONTENTMENT | BALLSTON SPA, NEW YORK
This session will be moderated and facilitated by Kelli Woods, LMSW • Rochester Regional Health
In a time when stress is ubiquitous and relief is elusive, Kim Perone, Success Coach and
Mindfulness Trainer shares the keys to wellbeing as viewed through the lens of stress
reduction, resilience, recovery and reassurance of a more positive future.
The four quadrants are:
Debrief: A look at the messy human experience: ego, emotions, and equanimity
Relief Mindfulness: As individuals, organization and industry
Grief Good Grief: Loss, impermanence, resources, and resilience
Belief: Compassion at work; understanding, growth mindset, flow, engagement
10:30 am - BREAK WITH VENDORS
10:45 am
10:45 am - Understanding and Responding to Suicidal Ideation
« ALL DISCIPLINES »
12:15 pm and Risk in a Long-Term Care Setting
DR. ROBE RT F I G L E R SK I | C H E BE HAV I O R A L HE A LTH S E R VI C E S | I S L I P, N E W YO R K
One of the most distressing and powerful events any person can experience is learning that
the death of someone they know occurred as a result of suicide. One of the darkest sides of
the human experience is when a person’s suffering and hopelessness leads them to end
their own life. Healthcare professionals can be challenged by their own capacity to engage
and work with someone experiencing such extreme despair. Dealing with individuals who
find themselves in such a dark place creates powerful emotions in others leading to feelings
of helplessness and being confused about how to respond. As healthcare workers, you can
play an important role in early identification, intervention, and prevention of such a
catastrophic event.
This session will focus on increasing the knowledge of attendees regarding the prevalence
of suicide in our community and the nursing home setting. Specifically, information about
why individuals move towards suicide as a solution to their suffering will be discussed.
Participants will learn about risk factors that contribute to an increased chance of a suicide
attempt, as well as interventions to reduce the risk of such attempts, and institutional
protocols to help your team respond to residents at such an extreme level of despair.
Participants will leave the session with increased knowledge about risk factors for suicide,
ways of responding, and helping the individual cope with this dark moment in their life.
12:15 pm - LUNCH
1:15 pm
1:15 pm - « ALL DISCIPLINES »
The Fabulous Four: Inspiring the People You Need
2:45 pm to Succeed and Thrive
AMY PE ARL | WO R K I G N I T E D | BUFFA LO, N E W YO R K
This session will be moderated and facilitated by Dana Diorio-Casey, LMSW • National Health Care Associates
Smart leaders like you know they can’t do it alone. That’s why they intentionally look for four
people to support their vision and achieve their goals. In this presentation, you’ll meet those
four people in order to find them on your own team. Then, you’ll learn the secrets to setting
the stage for their success. Most importantly, you’ll learn how once you have that team firing
on all cylinders, you’ll find time for those big ideas you’ve been putting off and, who
knows…maybe even some time for some selfcare!
2:45 pm - BREAK WITH VENDORS
3:00 pm
NYS LTC Ombudsman Program (LTCOP) Educating,
« SKILLED NURSING »
3:00 pm -
4:30 pm Empowering and Advocating for LTC Residents
GRE GORY NOVAC K , L M SW • KA R YN SM A L L E Y, L M SW • L I S A A DA M I , L M S W
• CAROL E ZWO BO DA , L M SW • C L AUD E T T E R OYA L
| NYS OFFI CE O F T HE AG I N G / N YS O FFI C E O F T HE LO N G T E R M CA R E O M B U D S M A N
| AL BANY, NE W YO R K
This presentation will cover the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program’s mission, philosophy
and resident centered advocacy perspective. Participants will learn what an Ombudsman is,
what they do, and how facility staff can expect to interact with the program. The session will
also cover the difference between LTCOP and DOH as a regulatory agency.
Menutainment: Fun and Safe Action Stations
« ASSISTED LIVING »
3:00 pm -
4:30 pm for Assisted Living Communities
DARYL C RONK | E L DE R WO O D A D M I N I ST R AT I V E SE R VI C E S | B U F FA LO, N E W YO R K
This session will be moderated and facilitated by Kelli Woods, LMSW • Rochester Regional Health
Daryl Cronk, Regional Director of Dietary Services for Elderwood will present how to safely
perform action stations or exhibition cooking while ensuring that proper food safety
techniques are followed and how to avoid common mistakes when cooking outside of the
kitchen. After this presentation, attendees will be able to use the information provided to
conduct this activity in their own facility, as well as identify the most common regulatory tags
cited by New York State for food safety.
4:30 pm - WINE AND CHEESE RECEPTION (RAFFLES)
6:00 pm
Dinner on Your Own!
ENJOY ONE OF SARATOGA’S ASSORTMENT OF DINING EXPERIENCES!MARCH 25, 2022 F R I D AY
7:00 am - Beginner Yoga Class
7:45 am S UL E K HA ZAU G , M S, A DC | SUN Y CO RT L A N D | CO RT L A N D, N E W YO R K
RE NE E MARK LE , M S, ACC | K I N G SWAY CO M M UN I T Y | S C H E N E CTA DY, N E W YO R K
Start the day off right with a yoga class to clear the mind, restore focus and balance, and
concentration on you. You’ll walk out feeling embodied, empowered and energized. *Bring
exercise clothes, towel and a yoga mat.
Begins at REGISTRATION WITH VENDORS
8:00 am
8:30 am - Small Group Programming within the Population
« ALL DISCIPLINES »
10:30 am of Dementia: How to Promote Engagement
E L I ZABE TH L AC Z I | E L D E R WO O D A DM I N I ST R AT I V E S E R VI C E S | B U F FA LO, N E W YO R K
This session will be moderated and facilitated by Dana Diorio-Casey, LMSW • National Health Care Associates
Activity Programming is essential for those residents with cognitive impairment. In
providing programming, it is about the resident’s engagement in the activity that affects
their daily living, not attendance. Small group programming that reflects your residents’
overall cognitive function and leisure interests is how we maintain our residents’ functional
skills thereby expanding their quality of life. This lecture is about how to identify your
facility’s resident population; what kind of programming is needed; how to expand group
programming; and final how to engage the resident at each level of ability.
10:30 am - BREAK WITH VENDORS
10:45 am
EARN 10 CONTACT HOURS!10:45 am - The 7 Checchino Insights for Individual
« ALL DISCIPLINES »
12:45 pm and Organizational Change
DR. FRANCIS BATTISTI, LCSW | BATTISTI MANAGEMENT AFFILIATES | BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK
“In the sunset of my father’s life he allowed me to accompany him…to be his caregiver.
Through this journey we, “real men”, were able to share emotions and relate to each
other during a transition from father and son to companions on Checchino’s final mile to
eternity.” It was an odyssey of learning to deal with change, as well as an adaptation to
needs wrought by time.
As health care workers we are presently witnessing and assisting staff, residents, and
their families with major changes in their lives and outlooks of living. By experience and
situation, we realize that these changes often create taxing environments for individuals
to live in and, in turn, to work in. Reflecting on the learning that he gathered from this
transformational caregiving experience, Dr. Battisti developed the 7 Checchino Insights.
These insights include: Trusting One’s Instincts, Relishing the Moment, Learning,
Respecting Family & Community, Acting with Dignity, Accepting Change and
Maintaining Honesty.
From the perspective of the 7 Checchino Insights as a strengths-based framework, this
inspirational presentation will address significant issues that have impacted our living
communities because of the Pandemic. Some of these include how to communicate with
compassion, retention of staff, rebuilding trust and further developing a culture of caring
and self-care. Using an interactive engaging presentation style, Dr. Battisti will offer a
pathway to identify changes that one desires.
12:45 pm Closing Remarks
LISA VOLK | NYSHFA & KIM LAVIOLETTE | NYSCAL
12:45 pm FAREWELL LUNCHOVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS:
MARCH 23 & 24
HOLIDAY INN
232 Broadway | Saratoga Springs NY
VISIT SARATOGAHI.COM and use RESERVATION CODE: H22
or CALL 518.584.4550 / 855.592.8367 and mention you are
attending a conference sponsored by NYSHFA | NYSCAL.
SINGLE / DOUBLE ACCOMMODATIONS: $145.00 PLUS TAX
The cutoff date for registering for overnight rooms is March 9, 2022. Please
reserve your room before this date to secure the group rate. The hotel will honor
the group rate prior to this date. Please note that hotel rooms might be sold out
prior to the cutoff date. You are encouraged to book your room well in advance.
TAKE THE TRAIN!
AMTRAK: Saratoga Springs, NY (SAR) – Just 3 miles East of Hotel.REGISTRATION:
MEMBERS .......................... $335.00
NON-MEMBERS .................. $370.00
A per attendee Multi-Facility discount of $315.00 for Members / $350.00 for
Non-Members is being offered for more than (5) attendees. Multi-facility
registrations should be emailed together to earmstrong@nyshfa-nyscal.org.
Registrants may also “split” their registrations, i.e. one staff member may attend
day one and the second staff member may attend day two.
REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
• Continental breakfast and lunch both days
• Conference gift
• Reception wine and hors d’oeuvres
• Access to all PowerPoints and handouts
PROOF OF VACCINATION & MASKING:
All those attending will be required to provide proof they are fully vaccinated
(two weeks past your second dose in a 2-dose series - Pfizer or Moderna - or a
single-dose vaccine - Johnson & Johnson/Janssen) against COVID-19 and wear
a mask while attending all conference activities.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Cancellations must be received five (5) business days prior to the conference.
All cancellations will be assessed a $50.00 administrative fee per person.
Cancellations should be emailed to Erin Armstrong,
earmstrong@nyshfa-nyscal.org. Telephone cancellations will NOT be
accepted. No refunds will be provided to cancellations received after the five
(5) business day deadline. No-shows will be billed. Cancellations will not be
accepted after the conference.FOUR WAYS TO REGISTER!
EMAIL: earmstrong@nyshfa-nyscal.org *FAX: 518.426.4051 ONLINE: NYSHFA-NYSCAL.ORG
MAIL: Foundation for Quality Care, 33 Elk Street, Suite 300, Albany, NY 12207
*If you have faxed your registration and are paying by check, please make sure you mail the original with your payment
REGISTRANT INFORMATION:
Name: Social Service
Title: Activities
E-mail: Phone:
In case of an Emergency, please contact:
Name: Phone:
FACILITY INFORMATION:
Facility Name: Skilled Nursing
Street: Assisted Living / Adult Home
City: State: Zip:
Phone: Fax:
METHOD OF PAYMENT: CHECK (Please make checks payable to Foundation for Quality Care)
AMEX DISCOVER MASTERCARD VISA
Credit Card Number: Exp. Date:
Cardholder Name:
Authorized Cardholder Signature:
TOTAL REGISTRATION AMOUNT: $
I authorize NYSHFA/NYSCAL/FQC to use the above AMEX, Discover, MasterCard or Visa to charge applicable
registration fees. I also understand that registration fees of those who cancel less than 5 days prior to the
start of the program or fail to attend are forfeited. No shows will be billed. Substitutions are permitted and
encouraged. Fees will appear as being charged by NYS Health Facilities Association.
NYSHFA-NYSCAL.ORG
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