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CEU Evaluation WLHYT 2021

You will receive five CEU credits for attending today's conference. Participants can receive social worker, LPC, LMFT, Ph.D. and LCDC CEU credits for the conference. CEU certificates will be emailed to you on Wednesday, October 6 by 5 p.m.

Learning Outcome:  The desired outcome of this conference is that participants will be able to demonstrate effective approaches in teaching, counseling, working, mentoring and helping empower teens during these unprecedented times and across various settings whether in school, their community or family dynamic.

Medical City Green Oaks Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and through the Texas Department of State Health Services, able to issue continuing education credits for all Social Work disciplines, Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Marriage Family Therapist and Certification and Recertification for alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors in the State of Texas (LCDC) granted by the Texas Certification Board of Addiction Professionals.

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* 1. Register to receive CEUs

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* 2. License Type

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* 3. License # (or last 4 digits of SSN)

EVALUATION

Please complete this evaluation questionnaire. Your responses are important in planning future educational activities.

Check the box with the number that best fits your evaluation of this activity.

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Rate your achievement of these objectives and the expertise/effectiveness of each individual presenter.

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* 4. Keynote:  Kristen Geez, Author – Ensuring Students Breathe Again
Discuss how systemic issues such as isolation and risk of abuse, neglect and  food insecurity hurt our youth during COVID-19.  We will discuss techniques to foster resilience in youth on how to take care of oneself within their family structure through resources and emergency plans.

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* 5. Keynote:  Ebony Butler, Ph.D. – Beyond Diet Culture: Redefining our Relationship with Food
Discuss our past, present and future relationship with food by addressing  our mindset, habits and triggers to help clients empower their lives and create the change they would like to become.

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* 6. TeenED Talk – Josh Knutson – Habit, Neuroplasticity, and Lasting Change: The Serendipity of Meeting Teens Where They Are
Discuss neuroplasticity and understand the key factors that promote lasting change in the brain and nervous system for today’s teens. Walk away with tangible, simple yet robust strategies that you can employ with youth, and in your own life, to promote lasting positive change.

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* 7. Keynote: Marcy Melvin, LPC – Speak Out: How Social Justice Leads to Student and Community Resilience  
Discuss ways to support the mental and behavioral health needs of teachers, students, and families by creating a strategic framework that can incorporate health equity into policy work, and how to implement these across an organization.

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* 8. TeenEd Talk – Tony Walker PH.D., LPC-S – More than just a Rainbow: How to be Strong Allies for LBGTQ+ Youth
Since the LGBTQ+ community experiences more homelessness, bullying suicidal ideation, substance use and harassment, they often struggle to find safe spaces to build networks of positive adult support. We will discuss the latest research surrounding this vulnerable population and easy-to-implement strategies that empower adults to act as critical allies to the LGBTQ+ youth.

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* 9. Keynote:  Maria Johnson, CCC-SLP – Brain Health and the Power of Connection             
Recognize the power of the kind mind and discuss hallmarks of a healthy brain; what neuroscience tells us we can benefit from; such as  receiving, sharing and expanding compassion.  We will discuss how brain-healthy practices build trust and acceptance between people, and how to use innovative strategies that can enhance confidence and connectedness to foster relationships.

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* 10. Were the teaching methods effective for these workshops?

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* 11. Were the objectives relevant to your learning outcome?

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* 12. Comments:

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