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Tuesday, May 6, 2008

The Society

for Social Work

Leadership in Health Care

Southern California Chapter

invites you to attend

The 2008 Vendor Fair

&

3-CEU Clinical Presentation

“Motivational Interviewing”

Friday, May 16, 2008

City of Hope

Cooper Auditorium

1500 E. Duarte Road

Duarte, CA 91010

Speaker:

Sam Minsky, MFT

Matrix Institute

*This course provides 3 CEU’s for California BBS Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Provider #513

(no partial credit can be given)

Sam Minsky is a Senior Clinician, Supervisor and Associate Clinical Director of Training Programs at the Matrix Institute on Addictions. Sam has worked in the chemical dependency field since 1988. He is a licensed Marriage and Family Counselor and a specialist in treating the chemically dependent and their families. He has also worked for the Brooklyn New York Criminal Court System as an expert witness in chemical dependency and substance abuse. He has co-authored a number of articles on research aspects and treatment of the chemically dependent and is currently involved in re-writing and updating various revisions and updates of components of the Matrix Manuals. The Matrix Model and it’s manuals is currently being recommended by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), and the Center for Substance and Treatment (CSAT) as one of a very few useful empirically driven treatment models for substance abusers and the chemically dependant.

Sam has lectured and given presentations on various aspects of chemical dependency and methods of treatment to numerous universities, hospitals, and therapy centers in the Los Angeles area, nationally, and internationally. Sam has trained clinicians in Thailand and on the Netherlands Antilles Island of Curacao. He has been a featured presenter and speaker at Indian Health Service conferences and conducted trainings on numerous Native American Reservations and First Nation Reserves throughout the Western Canadian provinces. He was also the lead author in the development of the culturally designed Matrix Model handouts for American Indians / Alaskan Natives. In addition to his Matrix clinical, supervisory and training duties, Sam has a private practice in West Los Angeles.

Presentation Objectives. Participants will learn strategies for using motivational interviewing in the medical setting with various patient populations. At the end of this session, you will:

· Be able to identify patient populations and diagnoses appropriate for motivational interviewing

· Understand key components of this pivotal addiction treatment modality.

· Become informed about the “Matrix Model”, a nationally respected addiction treatment paradigm.

AGENDA

Friday, May 16, 2008

9:00-9:30 Registration and Coffee Break

9:30-11:30 Vendor Fair

[Be sure to bring your business cards for raffles and prizes!]

11:30-12:30 Lunch & Door Prizes

12:30-3:30 Presentation: “Motivational Interviewing”

Evaluations and adjourn

REGISTRATION:

Attendance for Chapter members and one guest is complimentary, provided both are preregis­tered by Friday May 9, 2008.

Field instructors, field faculty and MSW interns are invited to attend as guests of the SSWLHC 2008-09 Board. To pre-register, e-mail name and license #, if applicable, of attendees to: tracey.a.bush@kp.org. (Please write “vendor fair registration” in the subject line).

Questions? Please email tracey.a.bush@kp.org


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