13 th Annual Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference & Critical Incident Stress Certification Training Courses

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1 13 th Annual Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference & Critical Incident Stress Certification Training Courses Conference Theme Combat Stress, Terrorism, OIF II Issues, Suicide, PTSD - 16 CE Hours (23-24 April 05) Conference Segment Program Dates: April 2005 Location: San Luis Rey Officers Club, Camp Pendleton, CA Presentations to cover such topics as: Code of Conduct," on combat as a "Journey Into Evil": Robert G. Certain, CH Col (R), USAFR, Rev. Dr., Palm Desert, CA Combat Stress Control Prevention: Anthony Hassan, Maj, BSC, USAF, MacDill AFB, FL Resistance, Resilience, Recovery: An Integrative Paradigm for Combat Stress Control: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Psychiatric Evaluation of Conscientious Objector Claims (PECOC): Ansar M. Haroun, LTC, M.D., USAR Transitioning From MTF to the Field: David Hensley, LT, M.D., USN, Navy Medical Center, San Diego Importance of Unit Integration: Gary B. Hoyt, LCDR, Ph.D., USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton, CA Maintaining Unit Cohesion and Unit Performance in Large Scale Incidents: Jeffery T. Mitchell, Ph.D., C.T.S., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Combat & Operational Stress Reactions: William P. Nash, CAPT, M.C., USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton USN/USMC Mental Health in Iraq: James J. Reeves, LCDR, M.C., USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton Suicide & De-Mobilization Stress: John South, COL, CH, USAR, 63d RRC, Los Alamitos, CA Current Combat Stress Control Mental Health Operations: James W. Stokes, COL, M.S., USA, MEDCOM PTSD Issues: Ben H. Campion, Flt Lt, OC Community Mental Health, Royal Air Force, UK Defense Force Health Protection Program: Michael E. Kilpatrick, MD, Deputy Director, Deployment Health Support in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense And More Critical Incident Stress (CIS) Certification Courses: 8-16 CEs Basic Group (25-26 Apr): Elizabeth Dansie, M.A., M.F.T., B.C.E.T.S., Concord, CA Pastoral Crisis Intervention (25-26 Apr): Thomas E. Webb, Th.M., Oceanside, CA Advanced Group (25-26 Apr): David F. Wee, M.S.S.W., Mental Health Program Supervisor, Berkeley, CA Psychological First Aid: A Review of Models of Acute Crisis Intervention (25 Apr): George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF) Psychotraumatology for Clinicians George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., ICISF Individual Crisis Intervention & Peer Support (27-28 Apr): Kristin L. Cox, Employee Assistance Program Coordinator for the U.S. Coast Guard, Seattle, WA NG Train Crisis Responder Terrorism/Disaster Response (27-28 Apr): Charles E. Woods, Ph.D., Chaplain (LtCol) USAF, Commandant, Academy for Innovative Ministry (ANG/AIM), McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention (27-28 Apr): Denise Thompson, Maj, BSC, USAFR, Chief Behavior Health, Operational Stress Response Coordinator AFRC, Robins AFB, GA Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (27-28 Apr): CH (LTC) David E. Root, 91st Division & Mr. Joe Crumpton, US Army Reserve Command POC LTC Ken Robinson Home krobins4@san.rr.com or ken.robinson1@us.army.mil Director, Combat Stress Conference, Home phone: Office of the Surgeon, 63d Regional Readiness Command, Los Alamitos, CA Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference Website is:

2 Registration Form 13 th Annual National Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference April 2005 Please print legibly Name (Last) (First) (Initial) Rank / Title SSN# Service Branch Unit / Agency Continuing Edu. Professional License # and State Address City State Zip Phone: Home ( ) Office ( ) (DSN) Extension Fax ( ) Fee Payable to: Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference. Fee includes: 2-day Conference Instruction, 16 CEHs; 2 day Critical Incident Stress (CIS) Certification Courses, certification, manuals, and credits per course; Reception and Continental Breakfast. CMEs available for Physicians. Uniform / Attire: Army: Class B or Battle Dress Uniform Other Components: Army equivalent DoD Civilians: Slacks no tie Conference and / or Course Registration Continuing Education Credits: Please indicate your profession and check the appropriate boxes: Profession: CEH Profession: CEH Profession: CMEs Cert. Alcohol/Drug Abuse Marriage/Family Therapist Physician Counselor Natl. Certified Counselor Other Chaplain Nurse Employee Assistance Prof. Professional Counselor Enlisted: No CEHs Psychologist Licensed Prof. Counselor Social Worker & Counselor Please indicate which segments you are attending and check the appropriate box: Conference Segment: Apr $60 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $40) Basic Group Course: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Pastoral Crisis Intervention: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Psychological First Aid: 25 Apr $50 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $40) Psychotraumatology for Clinicians: 26 Apr $50 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $40) Advance Group Course: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Individual & Peer Support: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Train Crisis Responder Terrorism/Disaster: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Suicide Prevention, Intervention/Postvention: Apr $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) ASIST: April $80 (Enlisted only: no CE Hours $60) Registration deadline: 8 April 2005 Please mail this form with your check to: Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference Website is: Total $ Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference, C/O LTC Ken Robinson, 4594 Lisann Street, San Diego, CA krobins4@san.rr.com or Ken.Robinson1@us.army.mil Telephone: PST (858) Camp Pendleton Billeting Office: (760) Main Desk, 24 Hours or (760) , Mon-Fri PST If Billeting Not Available Ask for the Statement of Non-Availability Number

3 13 th Annual National Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference & Critical Incident Stress Certification Training Courses Dates: 2005 Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference: April 2005 Location: San Luis Rey Officers Club, Camp Pendleton, CA 22 Apr Friday: Late Registration Reception - San Luis Rey Officers Club April Conference- Saturday/Sunday: Tri-Service Combat Stress Conference: Theme - Combat Stress, Terrorism, Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) Issues, Suicide, PTSD - 17 CE Hours 23 April - Saturday: 0645 Sign-In 0730 Welcome & Introduction Andre Henry, COL, M.C., USAR, Command Surgeon, U.S. Army 63d Regional Readiness Command, Los Alamitos, CA John J. South, COL, CH, USAR Invocation Command Chaplain, U.S. Army 63d Regional Readiness Command, Los Alamitos, CA Robert Ostenberg, MG, USAR, Commanding General, U.S. Army 63d Regional Readiness Command, Los Alamitos, CA John F. Sattler, LtGen, Commanding General, First Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, CA William Marshall, COL (R), M.C., USAR Narrator 0800 Code of Conduct, on combat as a Journey Into Evil: Robert G. Certain, CH Col (R) USAFR, Rev. Dr., Palm Springs, CA 0900 Maintaining Unit Cohesion and Unit Performance in Large Scale Incidents: Jeffery T. Mitchell, Ph.D., C.T.S., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation 1000 Break 1015 Resistance, Resilience, Recovery: An Integrative Paradigm for Combat Stress Control: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation 1115 USN/USMC Mental Health in Iraq: James J. Reeves, LCDR, MC, USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton, CA 1215 Lunch 1315 Current Combat Stress Control Mental Health Operations: James W. Stokes, COL, USA, U.S. Army Medical Command (USAMEDCOM), San Antonio, TX

4 1415 Transitioning From MTF to the Field: David Hensley, LT, MC, USN, Navy Medical Center, San Diego, CA (NMCSD) 1515 Break 1530 Combat Stress Control Prevention: Anthony Hassan, Maj, BSC, USAF, MacDill AFB, FL 1630 Dynamic and Cognitive Issues in Combat Stress: Paul S. Hammer, CDR, MC, USN, NMCSD 1730 Adjourn / Sign-Out 24 April - Sunday: 0630 Church Services 0645 Sign-In 0700 Psychiatric Evaluation of Conscientious Objector Claims (PECOC): Ansar M. Haroun, LTC, M.D., USAR, JIOC, Dallas, TX 0800 Suicide & De-Mobilization Stress: John J. South, COL, CH, USAR, Command Chaplain 63d Regional Readiness Command, Los Alamitos, CA 0900 Break 0915 Defense Force Health Protection Program: Joyce Adkins, MD, USAF, Director, Ops Stress, Deployment Health Support in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense 1015 PTSD Issues: Ben H. Campion, Flt Lt, OC Community Mental Health, Royal Air Force, UK 1115 Combat Stress Control Operations in a Theater of War (OIF-1): Irma Cooper, LTC, NC, USAR, Commander, 113th Medical Co. (CSC), Stanton, CA 1215 Lunch 1230 Combat & Operational Stress Reactions: William P. Nash, CAPT, MC, USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton, CA 1400 Importance of Unit Integration: Gary B. Hoyt, LCDR, MSC, USN, 1MARDIV, Camp Pendleton, CA 1500 Break 1515 Suicide TALK: CH (LTC) David E. Root, 91st Division, CA 1645 Turn-In Conference Evaluation Adjourn / Sign-Out

5 25 April - Monday: Critical Incident Stress (CIS) Courses: April: Monday / Tuesday: 16 Continuing Education Hours 0730 Welcome: 0745 Critical Incident Stress Courses Group Basic: Elizabeth Dansie, M.A., M.F.T., B.C.E.T.S., Concord, CA Pastoral Crisis Intervention: Thomas E. Webb, Th.M., Oceanside, CA Advanced Group: David F. Wee, Mental Health Program Supervisor, City of Berkeley, CA Psychological First Aid: A Review of Models of Acute Crisis Intervention: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., International Critical Incident Stress Foundation 1230 Continue CIS Courses Group Basic: Elizabeth Dansie, M.A., M.F.T., B.C.E.T.S. Pastoral Crisis Intervention: Thomas E. Webb, Th.M. Advanced Group: David F. Wee, Mental Health Program Supervisor Psychological First Aid: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M 1700 Adjourn / Sign-Out 26 April - Tuesday: 0730 Critical Incident Stress Certification Courses Basic Group: Elizabeth Dansie, M.A., M.F.T., B.C.E.T.S. Pastoral Crisis Intervention: Thomas E. Webb, Th.M., Oceanside, CA Advanced Group: David F. Wee, Mental Health Program Supervisor Psychotraumatology for Clinicians: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M., ICISF 1230 Continue CISM Courses Basic Group: Elizabeth Dansie, M.A., M.F.T., B.C.E.T.S. Pastoral Crisis Intervention: Thomas E. Webb, Th.M. Advanced Group: David F. Wee, Mental Health Program Supervisor Psychotraumatology for Clinicians: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D., F.A.P.M Turn-In Evaluations Adjourn / Sign-Out

6 Critical Incident Stress (CIS) Courses: April: Wednesday / Thursday: 16 CE Hours 27 April - Wednesday: 0730 Welcome: 0745 Critical Incident Stress Courses Individual & Peer Support: Kristin L. Cox, Employee Assistance Program Coordinator for the U.S. Coast Guard, Seattle, WA NG Train Crisis Responder Terrorism and Disaster Response: Charles E. Woods, Chaplain (LtCol), Ph. D., USAF, Commandant, Academy for Innovative Ministry, McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention: Denise J. Thompson, Maj, BSC, USAFR, Chief Behavior Health, Operational Stress Response Coordinator AFRC, Robins AFB, GA Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training: CH (LTC) David E. Root, 91st Division & Mr. Joe Crumpton, US Army Reserve Command 1230 Continue Courses Individual & Peer Support: Kristin L. Cox Crisis Responder Terrorism and Disaster Response: Charles E. Woods, Chaplain (LtCol) Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention: Denise J. Thompson, Maj. Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training: 1700 Adjourn / Sign-Out 28 April - Thursday: 0730 Critical Incident Stress Courses Individual & Peer Support: Kristin L. Cox Crisis Responder Terrorism and Disaster Response: Charles E. Woods, Chaplain (LtCol) Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention: Denise J. Thompson, Maj. Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training: CH (LTC) David E. Root, 91st Division & Mr. Joe Crumpton, US Army Reserve Command 1230 Continue Courses Individual & Peer Support: Kristin L. Cox Crisis Responder Terrorism and Disaster Response: Charles E. Woods, Chaplain (LtCol) Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention: Denise J. Thompson, Maj. Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training: 1700 Turn-In Evaluations Adjourn / Sign-Out