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Courtyard by Marriott - Journal Center 5151 Journal Center Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109May 5-7, 2016
27th Annual Conference Program
2016 AnnuAl ConferenCe
Albuquerque, NMMay 5-7, 2016
Nada Wellness in the Land of Enchantment
Welcome from NADA’s President
Welcome to the 27th Annual Conference for the NADA protocol. This year the theme is NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment. New Mexico has long had among the highest per capita drug overdose death rates in the country, a problem driven mainly by heroin and prescription opiate abuse. Considering the statistic from the 2013 National Survey on Drug Use and Health that 8 of the 10 leading causes of death in New Mexico are linked to addiction, we hope that this confer-ence can bring inspiration and energy for introducing the NADA protocol to many people and programs in New Mexico and beyond. It is a well-established, cost-effective and non-pharmaceutical intervention that is ideally poised to be imple-mented widely in hospital and community settings as well as criminal justice settings, including drug courts. It is important to realize that addiction is a trauma based illness. Effective treatment needs to incorporate ways to teach people how to relax and manage stress and trauma without using addictive substances, allowing them to learn that they have a natural instinct to heal and recover their well-being. Acudetox can be the first thing a person experiences in treatment that has an immediate effect – calming, relaxing and aiding sleep. This can then help them be more open to the other, necessary as-pects of treatment. We are excited to offer a rich program that highlights areas where NADA has been integrated effectively, both in inpatient and outpatient settings, to help with addiction, mental health and trauma treatment.
Whether you are new to NADA or a long time member, I welcome you to the conference and encourage you to introduce yourself and visit with me and the other board members. We encourage all questions you may have about NADA. In the “Spirit of NADA” we welcome all suggestions you may have as to how NADA can help open the path to recovery for people challenged by addictions, mental illness and emotional trauma.
NADA Board of DirectorsPresident Treasurer Secretary and RT Representative Elizabeth Stuyt, MD Denise Romano, FNP-BC, APRN Rommell Washington, LICSWPueblo, CO Milford, CT New York, New York
Training Chair Member at Large Member at LargeDavid Eisen LAc, MSW Katurah Bryant RN, LMFT, LADC Nate Hurse, LICSW, LADCPortland, OR New Haven, CT Minneapolis, MN Member at Large Member at Large Member at LargeBrian Irving, CACII, CYC Carolyn Mandrusiak, R.Ac Yvette Miller, MD Barrie, ON, Canada Gabriola Island, BC, CA Cornelius, NC
Founding Chairperson Program Chair Conference Committee Lead Trainer Michael O. Smith Ruth Ackerman Ruth Ackerman Sara Bursać Libby Stuyt Claudia Voyles New York, NY Santa Barbara, CA Santa Barbara, CA Laramie, WY Pueblo, CO Austin, TX
NADA Mission StatementThe National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA), a not-for-profit training and advo-cacy organization, encourages community wellness through the use of a standardized auricular acu-puncture protocol for behavioral health, including addictions, mental health, and disaster and emo-tional trauma. We work to improve access and effectiveness of care through promoting policies and practices which integrate NADA-style treatment with other Western behavioral health modalities.
Not a member of NADA?
Email [email protected] or call (888) 765-6232 to join.
Thursday, May 5, 20166:00 pm-8:00 pm Conference Registration and Welcome Reception (Kokopelli Ballroom)
Reception welcome and remarks: Sara Bursać & Libby Stuyt Note on CE/PDAs: please initial your attendance verification form for each panel and event you attend if you would like to receive credit (form included in your program packet).
Friday, May 6, 20168:30 am Conference Registration (Entry of Kokopelli Ballroom)
8:45 am-9:15 am Plenary Session I (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Plenary I: 1.25
Conference WelcomeLibby Stuyt, NADA President Sara Bursać, NADA Executive DirectorFr Luis Ascudero, Director of Social Services of the Catholic Diocese of Ciudad JuarezMark Lee, Medical Director of the UNM Center for Life Seeking Balance and Health: NADA with Native Americans & First NationsPhyllis Spears, Moderator
Spirituality in Recovery — Diane Martinez Hursh, Taos Pueblo, NMUpdate on Flint’s Water — Celia Perez-Booth, Flint, MIDonnel Ecoffey, Pine Ridge Reservation, SDMelissa Martinez, Taos Pueblo, NM
10:30 am-11:00 am Refreshment Break (Outside of Kokopelli Ballroom)
NADA 101: History and Philosophy of NADA Point Location & Needle Safety Review for all ADSes Receive a NADA Treatment During All Breaks (Taos Room)
Carlos Alvarez, Nancy Smalls, & other NADA Registered Trainers
11:00 am — 12:30 pm Plenary Session II (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Plenary II: 1.5
NADA: Working with Veterans in the VA, Military and Other Settings Evan Shepherd Reiff, Moderator
Suicide Prevention and Trauma Care for Soldiers, Veterans and Survivors of War — Ryan BemisInvisible Wounds — Thomas CorbinAlbuquerque Military Stress Relief Project — Chris Rogers & Pamela BarrettUsing Acudetox to Reduce the Effects of PTSD — Ike Trevino
NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment
National Acupuncture Detoxification Association’s 27th Conference: May 5-7, 2016 at the Courtyard Marriott - Journal Center in Albuquerque, NM
Conference Events will be held in Kokopelli Ballroom. NADA Treatments are available at every refreshment break in the Taos Room.
Friday, May 6, 2016, cont.12:30 pm-2:00 pm Banquet Luncheon & Keynote (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Banquet Luncheon: 1.25
Keynote Speaker: Hassan LatifMindedness—A Path to Successful Transitions
Hassan Latif is a certified addictions counselor, a cognitive behavior change facilitator, as well as the founder and executive director of Second Chance Center, Inc., in Aurora, Colorado. He is also a board member of the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform. Latif mentors individuals throughout the Denver Metro area including in local community corrections facilities and half-way houses. In Latif ’s new book, Never Going Back: 7 Steps to Staying Out of Prison, Latif promotes sustained behavioral change to help others steer clear of prison. Always interested in exploring helpful tools in recovery, he now offers the NADA protocol to his clients.
2:00 pm-3:30 pm Plenary Session III (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for plenary III: 1.5
NADA and the Justice System Sheila Murphy, Moderator
Second Chance Center — Hassan LatifSanta Fe Municipal Court — Nancy McDonald & Jon SinghLatino Coalition for Community Leadership — Richard Paul MoralesNADA and Restorative Justice Documentary by Patrick Murphy-RaceyColorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition — Lisa Raville
3:30 pm-4:00 pm Refreshment Break (Kokopelli Ballroom)
NADA 101: History and Philosophy of NADA Point Location & Needle Safety Review for all ADSes Receive a NADA Treatment During All Breaks (Taos Room)Carlos Alvarez, Nancy Smalls, & other NADA Registered Trainers
4:00 pm-6:00 pm Plenary Session IV (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for plenary IV: 2
NADA as an Integrative Health ToolLibby Stuyt, Moderator
NADA in General Hospital Settings — Kari ChandlerUniversity of New Mexico Hospitals — Krishna ChariColorado Behavioral Health — Phil MossColorado Community Health — Rod PylandAddicted Mothers and Babies — Ralph Raben & Nancy SmallsMental Health and Addiction Settings — Lars Wiinblad
Total CE/PDAs for Friday, 5/6: 7.5
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
Book for sale:$15 — Never Going Back:
7 Steps to Staying Out of Prison A portion of the proceeds is donated to NADA
NADA extends a thank you to our patrons who donated to the pre-confer-ence scholarship fund. Their support contributed to a disbursement of $737.50 in
scholarships and discounts for the pre-conference training.
Claudine BeltzKari Chandler
Pat CullitonEleni Fredlund
Diane Martinez-HurshYvette Miller
Celia Perez-BoothLibby & Jeff Stuyt
NADA extends its gratitude to the following advertisers, exhibitors and sponsors for their support of the NADA mission:
ACP Medical Supplies / Carbo (acpmedical.com)
Acurea (acureausa.com)
Hassan Latif (cccolorado.org)
Helio Medical Supplies (heliomed.com)
Lhasa OMS (lhasaoms.com)
Nutracontrol (nutracontrol.com)
Saturday, May 7, 20167:30 am-8:30 am Annual Member Meeting (Kokopelli Ballroom)
NADA Today and in the Future: Q&A with the Executive Director and the NADA Board Complimentary Continental Breakfast - Open to All
8:30 am-10:30 am Plenary Session V (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Plenary V: 2.0
Trauma and Disaster Response and NADA Claudia Voyles, Moderator
Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Nationally — Renee BarsaNADA in Nepal — Beth ColeNADA in Juarez — Lucía D’Arlach, Sara Ibarra, & Sister Maria Del Rosario CordovaAcupuncturists Without Borders — Diana FriedColorado Acupuncture MRC — Randi Savage & Steve Shomo
10:30 am-11:00 am Refreshment Break (Kokopelli Ballroom)
NADA 101: History and Philosophy of NADA Point Location & Needle Safety Review for all ADSes Receive a NADA Treatment During All Breaks (Taos Room)Carlos Alvarez, Nancy Smalls & other NADA Registered Trainers
11:00 am-12:00 pm Plenary VI (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Plenary VI: 1
Evidence Basis for NADA: The ResearchPatricia Culliton, Moderator
Building Blocks for Successful NADA Research Studies — Ken CarterResearch from Lincoln Recovery Center — Jo Ann LenneyImproving Retention and Outcomes for People with Borderline Personality Disorders; NADA as an Aid With Tobacco Cessation — Libby Stuyt
12:00 pm-12:30 pm Video Screening (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Video Screening: 0.5Reaching Out with Video and Social Media — Sara Bursać
12:30 pm-1:30 pm Luncheon & Keynote (Kokopelli Ballroom)
CE/PDAs for Luncheon: 1 Keynote Speaker: Samuel Roberts
NADA’s Radical Roots
Sam Roberts is the Director of the Columbia University’s Institute for Research in African-American Studies, Associate Professor of History at the Columbia University Arts and Sciences and Associate Professor of Sociomedical Sciences at the Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University. He writes, teaches and lectures on African-American history, medical and public-health history, mass incarceration, urban history, and the history of social movements. Roberts is currently researching and writing a book-length project which examines the policy and political history of heroin addiction treatment from the 1950s to the 1990s. The grassroots history of NADA has been a significant piece in the development of this project.
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
Saturday, May 7, 2016, cont.1:30 pm - 2:00 pm Demonstration (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Demonstration: 0.5
Magnetic Beads In Practice — Jo Ann Lenney
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Plenary Session VII (Kokopelli Ballroom) CE/PDAs for Plenary VII: 1.5
Getting NADA Where It’s NeededSara Bursać, Moderator
NADA at St. Luke’s Health Care Clinic — Pamela AngellAn Indigenous Approach — Albino Garcia Jr.Healing Oasis: An Integrative Approach to Opiate Recovery — Paula Terrero
3:30 pm - 3:45 pm Conferring of NADA ADS Certificates (Kokopelli Ballroom)Carlos Alvarez, Cally Haber, Nate Hurse, Nancy Smalls, Claudia Voyles, and ADS Trainees
Total CE/PDAs for Saturday 10/3: 6.5
TOTAL CE/PDAs for 10/2-10/3: 14
CEUs have been approved by the following organizations:
California Acupuncture Board
Florida Acupuncture Board
National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM)
Taylor College for Nurses
Remember to turn in your CEU sheets in order to receive the credit.
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Thank you for attending! We hope to see you at next year’s conference in New York City, New York! Date and location TBA.
Take any pictures at the conference? Please share them with us. Send them to [email protected]
Submitted photos may be printed in Guidepoints and posted to the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association’s Facebook page.
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
Alphabetical List of Speakers and their Contact Information
Last Name, First Name E-mail Address Credentials City, State
Ackerman, Ruth [email protected] PhD, LCSW, RT Santa Barbara, CA
Alvarez, Carlos [email protected] ADS, RT Punta Gorda, FL
Angell, Pamela [email protected] MPA Las Cruces, NM
Arnberg, Marie E. [email protected] LAc Orland, ME
Ascudero, Luis Father Ciudad Juarez, MX
Atwood, Tom [email protected] LCSW Temple, TX
Barrett, Pamela [email protected] DOM Albuquerque, NM
Barsa, Renee [email protected] LAc Apex, NC
Bemis, Ryan [email protected] DOM, RT Las Cruces, NM
Bursać, Sara [email protected] LCSW, RT Laramie, WY
Carter, Kenneth [email protected] MD, MPH, RT Charlotte, NC
Chandler, Kari [email protected] LPC, NCC Pueblo, CO
Chari, Krishna [email protected] Psy.D. Albuquerque, NM
Cole, Beth [email protected] AP, RT St. Pete Beach, FL
Corbin, Tom [email protected] AP, RT N. Palm Beach, FL
Cordova, Maria Del Rosario Sister, Promotora Ciudad Juarez, MX
Culliton, Patricia [email protected] MA, LAc St. Louis Park, MN
D’Arlach, Lucía [email protected] LCP Albuquerque, NM
Ecoffey, Donnel [email protected] BSW Pine Ridge, SD
Fried, Diana [email protected] DOM Sandia Park, NM
Garcia, Jr., Albino [email protected] BTDT Albuquerque, NM
Guyette, Jean [email protected] RC, CRMA Franklin, ME
Haber, Cally [email protected] LAc Santa Cruz, CA
Ibarra Canales, Sara [email protected] Promotora Ciudad Juarez, MX Latif, Hassan [email protected] CAC II, NCTI Aurora, CO
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
Alphabetical List of Speakers and their Contact Information, cont.
Last Name, First Name E-mail Address Credentials City, State Lenney, Jo Ann [email protected] RT New Rochelle, NY
Martinez, Melissa [email protected] CPSW Taos, NM
Martinez-Hursh, Diane [email protected] DOM Albuquerque, NM
McDonald, Nancy [email protected] LPC Santa Fe, NM
Morales, Richard Paul [email protected] MS Commerce City, CO
Moss, Philip [email protected] MA, LPC Aurora, CO
Murphy, Sheila [email protected] JD Chicago, IL
Perez-Booth, Celia [email protected] LPC, RT Flint, MI
Pyland, Rod [email protected] MPA, LCSW Grand Junction, CO
Raben, Ralph [email protected] MD Hamburg, Germany
Raville, Lisa [email protected] BA Denver, CO
Roberts, Samuel [email protected] PhD New York, NY Rogers, Chris [email protected] DOM Albuquerque, NM
Savage, Randi [email protected] LAc Erie, CO
Shepherd-Reiff, Evan [email protected] LAc Sausalito, CA
Shomo. Steven [email protected] LAc Aurora, CO
Singh, Jon [email protected] Deputy Court Admin. Santa Fe, NM
Smalls, Nancy [email protected] RT Bronx, NY
Smith, Mike [email protected] MD, RT New York City, NY
Spears, Phylis [email protected] RN, MSN, RT Tahlequah, OK
Stuyt, Libby [email protected] MD, RT Pueblo, CO
Terrero, Paula [email protected] CRMT Albuquerque, NM
Trevino, Ike [email protected] MPA Las Cruces, NM
Wiindblad, Lars [email protected] LAc, Nurse Regstrup, Denmark
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
27th Conference: NADA Wellness in the Land of Enchantment May 5-7, 2016
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