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Earn up to 18 CE hours,
including 3 Ethics CEs
and 3 CEs of Gender-
Specific Training
Recharge
& Renew
in Arizona
SCOTTSDALE
February 20–22, 2019
Explore
creating holistic
treatments that
integrate the
spiritual and
psychosocial.
Develop your clinical skills, grow
relationships with like-minded peers, and
rejuvenate personally and professionally with
breathtaking views of the Sonoran Desert.
Designed and
accredited for: In 3 days:
PRIVATE PRACTICE Learn effective and
THERAPISTS innovative treatment
plans for your patients.
PSYCHOLOGISTS
COUNSELORS,
SOCIAL WORKERS,
INTERVENTIONISTS
ADVOCATES, FAMILIES,
PEOPLE IN RECOVERY
Highlights
Exploring the Effects
of Mindfulness
Meditation on Health,
Well-Being, and
Spirituality
Shauna Shapiro, PHD
Professor, author, and internationally
recognized expert in mindfulness
and compassion
We-Ko-Pa Resort &
Conference Center
With breathtaking views of the
McDowell Mountains amid the
tranquility of the Sonoran Desert,
the We-Ko-Pa Resort offers an ideal
location to rejuvenate. This lushly
landscaped oasis offers spectacular
views of Arizona’s majestic Four Peaks
and iconic Red Mountains alongside
the free-flowing Verde River. The
Resort includes the We-Ko-Pa Golf
Club, featuring two award-winning,
18-hole golf courses.
Earn up to 18 CE
Credit Hours
In addition to earning up to 18 CEs,
attendees can also earn 3 Ethics CEs
and 3 CEs of Gender-Specific Training
at this one conference.
The Summit
Experience
Recent headlines about celebrity suicides, the
long-lasting impact of untreated trauma, and the
opioid and stimulant crises have made the role of
the clinical professional more important than ever.
At the Science & Spirit Summit, investigate new
research, evolving treatment concepts, and
different cultural perspectives to create effective
and innovative treatment plans.
Agenda*
DAY 1 Wednesday, February 20
7:30 AM 1:30 PM–4:45 PM
Conference Transgender 202:
Registration A Trauma-Informed
Approach to Serving
Transgender and Gender-
9:00 AM–12:15 PM Nonconforming Clients
in Substance Use
American Indian Treatment Settings
Historical Trauma and
KYLE PENNIMAN, MSW,
Cultural Healing LISAC, CADAC
YVONNE FORTIER,
MA, LPC, LISAC
A Clinician’s Guide to
Ethical Decision-Making Implementing Post-
in the Workplace Induction Therapy in
DENISE BEAGLEY, MSc Everyday Practice
SARAH BRIDGE, LCSW
12:15 PM–1:30 PM
Lunch on your own7:30 AM 1:30 PM–3:00 PM
DAY 2 Thursday, February 21
Registration and Trauma Triage in
Networking in the Addictions Counseling
Exhibit Hall
8:30 AM–8:45 AM
Welcome Remarks
DOUG EDWARDS, DIRECTOR,
INSTITUTE FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF
BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
8:45 AM–10:15 AM
The Role of Food in Brain
Gut Microbiome
Interactions
EMERAN MAYER, MD
10:15 AM–10:45 AM
Coffee and Networking
Break in the Exhibit Hall
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
The Role of the Brain
Gut Microbiome Axis
3:00 PM–3:30 PM
in Brain Disorders
EMERAN MAYER, MD Coffee and
Networking Break
Addressing the Opioid in the Exhibit Hall
Crisis Through Collective
Impact: Gaining Access
to Community Resources 3:30 PM–5:00 PM
to Better Serve Opioid Integrated Treatment of
Use Disorder Patients Patients With PTSD
MICHAEL WHITE, MCJ and Substance Use
Disorders
12:15 PM–1:30 PM
Lunch on your own7:00 AM–7:30 AM 12:15 PM–1:30 PM
DAY 3 Friday, February 22
Morning Yoga Lunch on your own
7:30 AM–8:45 AM 1:30 PM–3:00 PM
Registration and Stage 2 Recovery and
Networking in the Beyond: Setting the
Exhibit Hall Foundation
8:45 AM–10:15 AM 3:00 PM–3:30 PM
Exploring the Effects of Networking Break
Mindfulness Meditation
on Health, Well-Being,
and Spirituality 3:30 PM–5:00 PM
SHAUNA SHAPIRO, PhD
The Art and Science of
Healing: Establishing
the Healing Relationship
10:15 AM–10:45 AM
CARDWELL NUCKOLS, PhD
Networking Break
and Book Signing for
*Agenda and speakers
Shauna Shapiro, PhD subject to change.
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
Essential Themes and
Practices of Mindfulness
and Compassion
SHAUNA SHAPIRO, PhD
A Clinician’s Guide
to Supporting the
Pregnant Patient With
Opioid Use Disorder
CHARISSA RIGGS, FNP-C
Ready to Relax and
Recharge?
REGISTER AT
SCIENCEANDSPIRITSUMMIT.COM
CALL 877.276.0086Discover the beauty, tranquility,
and culture of Arizona’s captivating
Sonoran Desert at the AAA Four Diamond
We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center.
We-Ko-Pa Resort & The Summit has reserved
a block of rooms at a
Conference Center discounted rate of
$209/night + taxes and
10438 North Fort McDowell Road
fees. The resort fee,
Scottsdale/Fountain Hills, Arizona 85264 including in-room internet,
480.789.5300 will be waived for Summit
registrants in the room block.
This lushly landscaped oasis offers spectacular
views of Arizona’s majestic Four Peaks and The special rate ends
iconic Red Mountains alongside the January 20, 2019.
free-flowing Verde River. The Resort includes
the We-Ko-Pa Golf Club, featuring two
award-winning, 18-hole golf courses with
incredible panoramic views. The We-Ko-Pa
resort is conveniently located for those Platinum Sponsor
coming from outside Phoenix or from
within the Valley of the Sun:
2019
2
0 minutes from the Phoenix Sky Sponsors Where Change Begins ™
Harbor airport
3
0 minutes from the lower 101/202 Gold Sponsor Bronze Sponsors
interchange and 20 minutes from SimplePractice
the upper 101/202 interchange Soberman’s Estate
Sunwest LTC Pharmacy
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voids the congestion Timberline Knolls
of the I-10 corridor
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djacent to the Fort Mobile App Sponsor Tote Bag Sponsor
McDowell CasinoFormerly a Summit
for Clinical Excellence
SCOTTSDALE | February 20–22, 2019
Explore clinical strategies for
addressing trauma, mental illness,
and addiction.
$449 Clinical Professionals Register Today
$529 Non-Clinical scienceandspiritsummit.com
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