Community Employment Assistance Network – CEAN

The Ohio State University Counseling and consultation SErvice

with

the columbus society for clinical social work

announces A CEU program

Monday, February 22, 2010

11 to 12:30

TrAuma:  Treatment and more

Suzanne Galat, LISW-S and Sari Winerman, LSW

Mt. Carmel Crime and Trauma Assistance Program (CTAP)

Ms. Galat has her MSW from University of Michigan

Ms. Winerman has her MSW from Simmons College

Both are EMDR Level II trained and have experience working with both children and adults

Learning Objectives include the following:

          CTAP program overview and referral process

          definition of trauma and trauma symptoms

          Stages of treatment and recovery

          Self Care

all presentations are from 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at THE KING ave. united methodist church,   299 king ave.,Upper Level Chapel.  the corner of king and neil avenues.  ample parking is available behind the building. you may park in the permit only places.  Enter building from King and walk up steps.  Keep walking straight until hallway ends and then turn left and look for signs.  Handicapped entrance on N side of building.

  1.5 social work or counselor ceus provided

$10 fee collected at the workshop for all participants

***no pre-registration nececssary***

however if you want to be notified if program is cancelled,

please email contact info to

CSCSWOH@gmail.com

for any questions call or email

Susan Yost, LISW 231-0228 or CSCSWOH@gmail.com

2010 Public Policy Institute: “Putting the Public in Public Health”

Attorney General and CDC to speak at Public Policy Institute. 

The theme of the 2010 Institute is utilizing public engagement to make informed policy choices.  Public engagement can be defined as the practice by which an agency or sponsor very actively involves members of the public-at-large and representatives of stakeholder organizations in group dialogue and deliberation sessions to better inform a pending policy decision.

Public policies are more legitimate, credible and effective if they meet the expectations and needs of the people for whom they are intended. Well-designed public engagement helps design and deliver effective public policy and services while strengthening trust in government. 

Date: March 9, 2010
Place: Doubletree Hotel – Columbus/Worthington

Registration Fees: (Registration fee includes Institute materials, continental breakfast & lunch.)

OPHA Member – $80

Non-OPHA member – $110 (includes a six-month free OPHA membership)

Student – $50

The deadline to register is March 2, 2010.

Applications for continuing education credits have been submitted.

The 2010 Public Policy Institute is being co-sponsored by the Ohio Public Health Association and the Center for Public Health Practice, College of Public Health at The Ohio State University.

Please see the attached agenda and registration form for additional information and for information on how to register.