2010: Head to Toe 14

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To download a PDF of the 2010 Head to Toe conference program click here.

Tuesday, April 13

Preconference Sessions

8:30 – 12:20 pm	Morning Mini-Conference: Designed for School-based Health Center (SBHC) Coordinators and Clinical Staff
8:30 – 4:00 pm	Full Day Focus: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
1:30 – 4:30 pm	Afternoon Learning Lab #1: Motivational Interviewing Training for School Nurses Afternoon Learning Lab #2: Full Service Community Schools: Join the Discussion, Create the Movement Afternoon Learning Lab #3: Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care: Strategies for the Busy SBHC Provider
5:30 – 9:00 pm	Special event: NM Alliance for School-based Health Care (NMASBHC) annual meeting and 10th anniversary celebration

Wednesday, April 14

Breakout Sessions

The Laughter Workshop – How to Put the Science of Laughter to Work for You

Lunch (Provided)

12:40 – 2:10 pm		A Creative Conversation: Moving New Mexico Forward to Full Service Community Schools Facilitator: Alice Walker Duff, PhD, Program Executive, The Atlantic Philanthropies
2:30 – 4:00 pm		Breakout Sessions
	13.	On the Front Lines: Your Role in Preventing Suicide- Continued
	14.	Psychiatric Consultation Live for NM School-based Health Center Providers
	15.	Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral & Treatment with Adolescents in School Settings
	16.	Somatic Empathy and the Healing of Trauma
	17.	Under the Adult Radar
	18.	School Nursing in New Mexico: A Workforce Survey of Needs, Resources and Practices
	19.	Behind the Treatment Plan – Type 1 Diabetes at School
	20.	Integration of Navajo Cultural Values in Primary Care Setting
	21.	Medicaid Presumptive Eligibility/Medicaid On-Site Application Assistance (PE/ MOSAA): Hands-on Refresher
	22.	Can You Keep a Secret? Navigating Consent and Confidentiality Laws [REPEAT]
	23.	Positive Youth Development and Adultism: Simple Strategies for Creating Positive Youth Interactions
	24.	HIV/AIDS 101

Thursday, April 14

8:00 – 9:15 am		Breakout Sessions
	25.	Resilient Youth: The Resiliency Corps Model
	26.	Caring for the Caregiver [Extended Session]
	27.	Staying Safe in an Online World
	28.	Psychoeducational Groups: Empowering Students & Families to Expand Their Support Network [Extended Session]
	29.	Interactive Drug Education: Best Practices Can be Fun
	30.	Vaccines, Epidemics and Influenza
	31.	Obesity /BMI
	32.	Adolescent Sexuality, STDs, and HIV: Still “Under the Covers”
	33.	Real Conversations on Worksite Wellness
	34.	Family Engagement: Involving Families in Their Children’s Health Care
	35.	Social Emotional Learning: Do What Works and Do More of It
	36.	The Maze of LIFE

9:15 – 9:35 am		Break/Visit Exhibits
9:35 – 10:50 am		Breakout Sessions
	37.	Using the Strategic Prevention Framework to Address the Behavioral Health Needs of School-Aged Youth in a Native American Community
	38.	Caring for the Caregiver, Continued
	39.	Risk and Resiliency in the Schools and Communities
	40.	Psychoeducational Groups: Empowering Students & Families to Expand Their Support Network, Continued
	41.	Tobacco and Our Children
	42.	The Oral Health Status of New Mexico’s Third Grade Children
	43.	Together We Can! Create an Environment Where Physical Activity & Nutrition Are the Norm
	44.	Assessing Asthma Severity and Control
	45.	The Courage to Serve
	46.	If it Bleeds it Leads
	47.	Project M: Building Youth Competencies
	48.	Preventing Underage Drinking: School and Communities Working Together

10:50 – 11:10 am		Break/Visit Exhibits
11:10 -12:10 pm		Keynote Presentation: Living a LegacyLTC (Ret) Consuelo Castillo Kickbusch, Founder, Educational Achievement Services
12:10 – 1:45 pm		Lunch (Provided)/Visit Exhibits
1:45 – 3:00 pm		Breakout Sessions
	49.	Trauma at the Center: A Case Study in Trauma-Informed Schools as an Innovation in Youth Suicide Prevention
	50.	United States-Mexico Borderland Teens: Developing Multicultural Understanding and Related Health Practices/Interventions
	51.	Staying Safe in an Online World [REPEAT]
	52.	TRAUMA FIRST AIDE – as a Classroom Management Tool [REPEAT]
	53.	Methamphetamine Awareness
	54.	How to Keep the “Energizer Bunny” in the School Nurse Going: Dealing with Increasing Populations of Students with Physical and Mental Disabilities
	55.	Integration: The Key to Success for Full Service Community Schools
	56.	The Non-Prescriber’s Guide to Child/Adolescent Psychopharmacology
	57.	Find YOUR Play!
	58.	We Have the Data, What’s Next ?
	59.	“EAT- Everyone’s At the Table” Students Working with Communities to Create Sustainable Solutions for Hunger
	60.	Know the Rules Before the Rules Know You
3:00 pm		CEU Distribution in the Ballroom (No early dismissal)