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Success Health System, LLC

Success Health System, LLC

We are a private practice providing psychiatric medication management services. Our team of providers are board certified. We offer in-person and telehealth appointments and we treat patients across the lifespan. To meet our patients’ busy schedules, evenings and weekends appointments are available via telehealth. We currently provide Telehealth services, statewide, in several States including Missouri, Kansas, Wisconsin, Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Illinois, California and Georgia. We are actively working on introducing interventional Psychiatric Treatment options such as TMS and Spravato in selected locations. Our physical clinic locations are in Independence MO, Creve Coeur MO, Columbia MO and Olathe KS. Patients or guardians can conveniently request an appointment by visiting www.successhealthsystem.com or calling 888-410-5230.

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Utilizing the Transformative Model of Internal Family Systems in the Treatment of Risky Behaviors: Substance Use Disorder, Self-Injury, and Eating Disorders

Room Paradise Ballroom C

Speaker(s)

Megan Colvin MA & Andrea Wiele PLPC

Description

Although the model has been in existence and practice for several decades, Internal Family Systems has gained tremendous ground in the treatment of risky behaviors in recent years. This integrative treatment approach includes evidence-based interventions drawing from CBT, somatic, psychodynamic, and Gestalt frameworks.
This presentation will give participants a hands-on opportunity to practice IFS and to learn how to apply the IFS principles in their respective practices. There will be ample research-based case studies presented, as well as anecdotal.

Objectives

  • Identify the main components of the IFS model and apply them in practice
  • Utilize IFS interventions in practice as they pertain to risky behaviors
  • Practice somatic exercises while discussing complex trauma case studies
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Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers

Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers

We are a network of faith-based, peer, and community organizations that restore and rebuild lives and families seeking recovery from substance use disorders through immediate access and long-term relationships.

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Arbo, Susie

A South Dakota State University Graduate, in 2005 Susie Arbo received her Masters of Science in Counseling and Human Resource Development. Susie is a Licensed Professional Counselor and is also a Certified Reciprocal Alcohol & Drug Counselor.  Previously working as a school counselor, a drug court counselor, and a community mental health therapist, Susie Arbo now owns and operates a large group private practice, Country Crossroads Counseling, LLC, where she enjoys helping children, teenagers, and adults work through their issues to live a positive and productive life. One unique part of her practice is that it is located in a horse barn in the country near Kingsville, MO. She often uses animals and nature as part of her therapeutic approach. 

An experienced speaker, Susie Arbo enjoys encouraging people to help them achieve their life goals. She is passionate about getting the word out about mental health to the masses. Mrs. Arbo has spoken to thousands of people at schools, businesses, and conferences across the country. 

Susie has spent a lifetime in and out of the saddle around horses, competing at the national level.   A proud KC Chiefs fan, Susie has spent 13 seasons cheering on the KC Chiefs as a cheerleader and by riding the horse Warpaint at home games and appearances.  

In her personal life, Susie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, going to the lake, riding and showing horses and is a BIG Kansas City Chiefs fan.

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Keynote: Living Your Best Life: Elevate Your Professional and Personal Well-being!

Paradise Ballroom ABC

 

Speaker(s): Susie Arbo

Description:

“Living Your Best Life!” is an energizing and motivating presentation, focusing on how to be the best version of yourself you can be. Whether you work in community mental health, a substance abuse field, a school, private practice, a prison, or a hospital setting, “Living Your Best Life” is designed to help even the most seasoned clinicians and administration professionals continue to learn to care for themselves mentally and emotionally and find joy in their career.  

This motivating session will focus on self care, time management skills, stress reduction, and learning to find a balance between your work and home life.  With the demand being so high since the pandemic in mental health professions, we don’t want to see our fellow colleges burnout.   This presentation will give attendees valuable tools they can use immediately in their professional and personal life, which in turn, not only helps themselves, but also benefits the people they live and work with.  This is an empowering presentation that will inspire mental health professionals to feel positive about their life and rekindle and enhance their passion for this caring profession. 

Objectives

  • After participating in the session, attendees will have learned 10 self care strategies.  
  • After participating in this session, attendees will learn 5 coping strategies to manage stress and their time effectively.  
  • After participating in this session, attendees will learn 5 techniques to help them identify balance between personal and their professional life. 
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Cradling Minds, Shaping Futures: A Journey into the Heart of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health

Room Leeward 74-75

Speaker(s)

Bre-Ann Slay, PsyD, LP, IMH-E

Description

Join us for an insightful presentation delving into the fundamentals of infant and early childhood mental health. We’ll navigate the critical definitions that form the foundation of this field, providing a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges and nuances involved in nurturing the mental well-being of our youngest minds. From developmental milestones to risk factors, we’ll explore the key components that shape early emotional health.
The session will come to life with a compelling case presentation, offering a real-world glimpse into the complexities faced by infants, young children, and their caregivers. We’ll then shift our focus to discuss various treatment options, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and evidence-based practices. Together, we’ll explore the role of caregivers, educators, home visitors, law makers, health professionals, and mental health professionals in creating a supportive environment for optimal mental health and lifestyle outcomes.

Objectives

  • Define infant and early childhood mental health
  • Define infant and early childhood mental health
  • Describe ways in which professionals can support the wellbeing of young children
  • Identify the importance and long-term outcomes of optimal early health
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Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health: Relational Foundations for Lifelong Health

Room Leeward 74-75

Speaker(s)

Alicia D Hall, MEd, LPC, NCC, EdS, IECMH

Description

This course will address a variety of common infant/early childhood mental health concerns that appear in clinical and non-clinical settings. It will provide more in-depth theoretical perspectives, as well as interactive learning strategies, to help apply clinical take-a-ways for providers.

Objectives

  • Apply a relational health framework to promote and intervene to support healthy infant and early childhood mental development
  • Build strong relationships with all caregivers
  • Apply skills to help families be attuned to young children in order to better address social-emotional/mental health concerns.