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Mackie, Keith Ray, BES, MA

Keith Ray Mackie is an expert in helping people conceive and achieve their Simple Dreams by developing thoughts, habits, and daily disciplines for success.
Mackie’s been a consultant to chief operating officers, politicians, and high performers, as well as other’s who seek peaceful satisfaction in their lives.
Mackie provides Crisis Stabilization and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy through EVOLVE IOP, an intensive outpatient program, and is a Simple Dreams coach.
 

Presentation(s):

Simple Dreams: What’s Missing?

 

 

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Compassion Fatigue

Room Wingate 62-63

Speaker(s):

Issac Sandidge, MA

Description

This session is intended for behavioral health workers who wish to learn more about how experiencing traumatic events, either directly or indirectly, as a first responder reacting to an emergency or crisis situation may impact their professional and personal well-being.

Objectives

    • Define and discuss the impact of trauma, vicarious trauma, and burnout on professional and personal wellbeing
    • Identify compassion fatigue and burnout warning signs
    • Describe individualized self-care and resiliency strategies to mitigate the damaging impacts of trauma and associated stress responses

 

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Simple Dreams: What’s Missing?

Room Wingate 62-63

Speaker(s):

Keith Ray Mackie, BES, MA

Description

Engage in reflection of conceiving, believing, and achieving Simple Dreams. Begin to recognize the power of small victories in establishing life satisfaction.

Objectives

    • Mindfully identify a Simple Dream with focus and clarity.
    • Recognize 3 constructs effecting achievement.
    • Review 3 neurological elements supporting positive changes.
    • Define meaningful processes and self-talk.
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ASAM implementation and EHR enhancement

Room Wingate 62-63

Speaker(s):

Clif Johnson, AA, CRAADC

Description

This presentation will focus on not only ASAM implementation with success, barriers and challenge discussion but also on how agency electronic health record enhancements have improved clinical experience, supervision monitoring and data entry.

Objectives

    • Discuss ASAM to assist each other
    • Discuss EHR that can help with ideas on how it can assist staff
    • Assist other agencies with ideas on clinical supervision on ASAM
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Sandidge, Isaac, MA

Isaac Sandidge graduated from Eastern Ilinois University with an MA in Gerontology. He has over 7 years of experience as a clinician in community behavioral health centers. Sandidge organized, implemented and conducted New Employee Orientation for all staff within the community behavioral health organizations on topics such as Motivational Interviewing, Recovery Oriented Services, Personal Growth, Life Safety, Corporate Compliance, Trauma-Informed Care and Compassion Fatigue, Enhancing Consumer Engagement, ASAM, Golden Thread, IL Rule 132, DLA-20, PHQ9, and Mental Health First Aid. He is currently an instructor in Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid with certification in Public Safety, Higher Education, and Older Adult modules of the program. Sandidge is also an instructor for CALM (Counseling on Reducing Access to Lethal Means, and Conversations on Reducing Access to Lethal Means).

Presentation(s):

Compassion Fatigue