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GACSB 23 rd Annual

Educational Exchange

Educate Inform Educate Inform

Empower Empower

November 7-9, 2021 Legacy Lodge and Conference Center Lake Lanier Islands, GA

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23 rd ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE

2021 PROGRAM

SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7

GACSB Registration-Help Desk Partner Booth Set-up; Exhibits Open Opening Remarks (Woerner, Glass)

Front Desk/Lobby Blue Ridge Ballroom

11:00 AM 11:00 AM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM

6:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:30 PM 8:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 8:30 AM 7:00 AM

Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom

Plenary: A National Trends Perspective (Ingoglia) President’s Business Partner Appreciation Reception

Legacy Pointe Pavilion

6:00 PM

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8

Legacy Pointe Pavilion

GACSB Registration-Help Desk Partner Booth Set-up; Exhibits Open Morning Yoga with Vira Salzburn

7:00 AM 7:00 AM 7:00 AM 6:15 AM

Blue Ridge Ballroom Pre-Function

Blue Ridge Ballroom Blue Ridge Ballroom

Breakfast with Business Partners (Seating in Veranda)

Grand Ballroom

8:30 AM 10:00 AM

Plenary : Georgia’s State of the State (Fitzgerald, Johnson, Wakefield) Break with Business Partners Board Member Track: Board Leadership and Development (Colette)

Blue Ridge Ballroom

10:00 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 12:00 PM

Veranda

Clinical Track: Creating a Culture of Wellness-Centered Organizations

Islands II & III

10:30 AM 12:00 PM

(Salzburn, Matthewson)

Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Track: The Vermont Crisis

10:30 AM 12:00 PM

Conference IV & V

Intervention Network: Thirty Years of Prevention (Frawley)

Management Track: Suicide in Historically Marginalized Communities:

12:00 PM

Magnolia

10:30 AM

Perception Versus Reality (Armstrong)

Break with Business Partners

12:00 PM 12:30 PM

Blue Ridge Ballroom

Plenary: Champions’ Luncheon with Special Guests/The Golden Opportunity

2:30 PM 2:00 PM

Grand Ballroom

2:00 PM 12:30 PM

Blue Ridge Ballroom

Break with Business Partners

Board Member Track: CCBHCs and Whole Person Care-Housing for Break with Business Partners Teams (Facilitator: Sweat - Speakers: Cochran, Hawkins, McFarland, Zemke) Plenary : Responding to Crisis in the field: A Panel Discussion with Co-Responder Clinical Track: Partnering Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health (Facilitator: Sweat - Speakers: Cochran, Hawkins, McFarland, Zemke) Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Track: The I/DD Landscape: Homeless Consumers (Risner Sivley)

Grand Ballroom

2:30 PM

4:00 PM

4:00 PM

4:30 PM

Blue Ridge Ballroom

4:30 PM 6:00 PM

Veranda

4:30 PM

6:00 PM

Islands II & III

Conference IV & V

6:00 PM

4:30 PM

Looking Ahead To The 'Next Normal' (Armstrong)

Management Track 1: Practical Strategies for Addressing Physical Health

6:00 PM

4:30 PM

Grand Ballroom

Needs in Community Mental Health Settings (Druss)

Management Track 2: Cybersecurity Breaches: Risks, Penalties, and

6:00 PM

4:30 PM

Magnolia

How to Avoid Them (Henderson, Yallah)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9

Morning Yoga with Vira Salzburn

7:00 AM

6:15 AM

Legacy Pointe Pavilion

GACSB Help Desk (CEU/CME Sign-up)

7:00 AM 12:00 PM

Blue Ridge Ballroom Pre-Function

7:00 AM 12:00 PM

Exhibits Open Breakfast with Business Partners (Seating in Grand Ballroom)

Blue Ridge Ballroom Blue Ridge Ballroom

7:00 AM

8:30 AM

Board Member: Effective Board of CCBHCs and Nonprofits (Theisen)

8:30 AM 10:00 AM

Veranda

Clinical & Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Joint Track: Savannah’s Street Medicine Program: Trauma in the Life Lived (Pallay, Murbach) Management Track: Developing Resilient and Self-Compassionate Leadership

8:30 AM 10:00 AM

Islands II & III

8:30 AM 10:00 AM

Magnolia

(Salzburn)

Blue Ridge Ballroom

10:00 AM 10:30 AM

Break with Business Partners

Plenary: Organizational Re-Energizing and What’s Next Post- COVID (Woodlock)

12:00 PM

10:30 AM 12:00 PM

Grand Ballroom

Lunch & Departure (GACSB Strategic Planning Event—1:00PM—Grand Ballroom)

1:00 PM

Sidney’s

Business Partner Breakdown

12:00 PM

Blue Ridge Ballroom

2:00 PM

Table of Contents a le of C te ts

Educational Exchange Schedule-at-a-Glance Educational Exchange Schedule-at-a-Glance Table of Conte ts Greetings from the President Greetings from the Committee Chair Empowerment Art Corner GACSB Mission, Vision, and Core Values GACSB Organization Description Table of Contents Greetings from the President Greetings from the Committee Chair Empowerment Art Corner GACSB Mission, Vision, and Core Values GACSB Organization Description

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GACSB Composition GACSB Consultants GACSB Composition GACSB Consultants Map Restaurants/Dining Attractions/ Activities Agenda Meet Our Speakers Annual Business Partners Notes Restaurants/Dining Attractions/ Activities Agenda Meet Our Speakers

Legacy Lodge Floor Plans and Lanier Islands Grounds Map

Annual Business Partners

Notes

UnitedHealthcare and Optumare proud to support the Georgia Association of Community Service Boards Working to create a more inclusive and sustainable health care system that works better for everyone.

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Platinum Partner Highlights

Sponsoring: Educational Exchange Program and Breakfasts

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Gold Partner Highlights

Sponsoring: Educational Exchange Refreshment Breaks

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Silver Partner Highlights

Sponsoring: Educational Exchange Breakout Sessions

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Greetings from our President

“EDUCATE, INFORM, AND EMPOWER”

Welcome GACSB Members, Business Partners and Guests!

EDUCATE, INFORM, AND EMPOWER, the theme for this year’s Educational Exchange, speaks not only to the mission of the GACSB and its member organizations, but also to our commitment to developing strong leaders across the state of Georgia in order to make life better in each of our communities! COVID-19 continues to impact us all in our daily lives, both personally and professionally. BUT each of you continue to SHOW UP to make life better for your communities across our state. Your dedication and passion to serve under the pressures of the world should be applauded. The 2021 Educational Exchange is designed to challenge CSBs to learn more about leadership development and self-care as the climate in health care delivery continues to be ever changing and to acquire the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to be a successful behavioral health and developmental disabilities services provider. Kicking things off on Sunday, Chuck Ingoglia, President and CEO of the National Council for Mental Well Being, will paint a picture of the national landscape, which will influence our strategic planning as a network of service providers and individually for CSB Boards with local impact on their communities. I invite each of you to embrace the opportunity to finally see one another “in person”, no Zooming, no virtual platforms needed, meeting friends old and new, as we honor our Business Partners at the Legacy Point Pavilion Sunday evening. Monday morning’s plenary is presented by Commissioner Judy Fitzgerald and DBHDD leadership, which will provide us with Georgia’s healthcare landscape for behavioral health and intellectual/developmental disabilities. Monday will also include a full day of leadership development and resiliency workshops presented by national acclaimed experts. During our plenary luncheon on Monday, we welcome Shaun Golden, speaking to his “Golden Rule”, as we honor the unwavering support and leadership of some true champions. Be sure and review the complete agenda for other plenary sessions and workshops that I am sure you will find influential and impactful! Special thanks are due to our Education and Individual Advocacy Committee for their efforts in creating an exciting and informative agenda: Chair, Dana Glass; Vice Chair, Lesley White; Pam Cartwright, Tammy Conlin, June DiPolito, Dr. Mark Johnson, Melvin Harris, David Kidd, Sherrell Terry, Judge Joe Bishop Dr. Lee Hyer, and Dr. Glyn Thomas. Our Executive Office team of Lyly, Jesse, Cameron and Robyn, turn the committee’s vision into a live and brilliant show year after year. Please take time to notice the changing leaves; Please take time to breathe! There are plenty of amenities to enjoy and activities to experience at beautiful Legacy Lodge. We extend our appreciation to our generous Business Partners for their support and we appreciate our member organizations for attending this annual learning exchange!

Sincerely,

Kent Woerner GACSB President

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Greetings from the Conference’s Committee Chair “EDUCATE, INFORM, AND EMPOWER”

Welcome to the 23 rd Annual GACSB Educational Exchange!

This year’s theme, EDUCATE, INFORM, AND EMPOWER focuses on key elements of leadership.

As Board Members, Executive Leadership, Supervisors, Direct Care Staff, Practitioners, and Support Team we each play an essential role in providing quality care for Georgia’s citizens. These three elements enable the teamwork that success requires. We hope you find the Educational Exchange a re-energizing opportunity with thought provoking sessions. We will start with a picture of the national landscape, learn more about Georgia’s priorities, and continue on with focused workshops for all attendees. Through our Board Track, Clinical Track, I/DD Track, and Management Track there will be plenty of learning options available to you during the conference. With our all-star lineup of nationally and locally acclaimed speakers we guarantee you opportunities for growth and development. The knowledge and expertise brought by our generous Business Partners through products and platforms to assist CSB operations is valuable to all leadership and board members. The Business Partners have generously supported this event, so please stop by their tables to show your appreciation. CMEs/CEUs are available for Marriage and Family Therapists, Professional Counselors, Social Workers, Addiction Counselors, Nurses, Psychologists and Psychiatrists. Please check out all the amazing entries for the logo contest. All the entries are appreciated, with special recognition going to the contest winners: Gary Gorman, Middle Flint BHC; Cornorris Tamplin, Middle Flint BHC; and Travis Paul, Georgia Pines CSB. The challenge of change can be both exhilarating and hard to navigate. Current times have afforded many new initiatives to enhance services and strengthen the public safety net. To be successful, it is especially important that we obtain and maintain resilience for ourselves and our teams. The committee’s goal is useful knowledge, food for our spirits, and wisdom, so that we all return home re-energized in contributing to healthy foundations for our communities, building lives of recovery for the people we serve, and actively maintaining our own health and wellness! Legacy Lodge is sure to offer something renewing for each of you; please take full advantage of the beauty and soak up lots of resilience.

Warmest Regards!

Dana Glass, LCSW CEO, Aspire Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Chairperson, GACSB Education & Individual Advocacy Committee

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Caring for the families in our community. A healthy family is what’s most important. Peach State Health Plan offers complete coverage, medical benefits, and special programs for families in Georgia.

Proud sponsor of Georgia Association of Community Service Boards

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Recovery Empowerment Council Art Corner

1st Place Winner

Artwork by Gary Gorman Middle Flint Behavioral Health Center

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Recovery Empowerment Council Art Corner

Runner Up

Artwork by Cornorris Tamplin Middle Flint Behavioral Health Center

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Recovery Empowerment Council Art Corner

3rd Place Winner

Artwork by Travis Paul Georgia Pines Community Service Board

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Recovery Empowerment Council Art Corner

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About GACSB

Our Mission

To promote a strong network of CSBs as the public safety net, delivering the highest quality of care in order to enhance the life for consumers of mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and addictive disease services.

Our Vision

Healthy communities in which CSBs assure the highest potential quality of life for consumers of mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases services.

Our Core Values

 Thriving Safety Net - We see the CSBs as the safety net and believe that together we can provide the highest quality safety net system. We believe that the safety net can thrive through the mutual commitment of the CSBs.  Trust - We recognize in order to achieve a strong safety net we need to work together in a trusting fashion with mutual commitment.  100% Membership Participation - We recognize that full and total membership participation is essential to achieving our mutual goal.  Mutual Respect - We respect all individuals and organizations and value the diversity of their contributions.  Sense of equality - We believe all members should have an equal voice and an equal opportunity to participate in the work carried forth by the GACSB.

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GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARDS Robyn Garrett Executive Director 3150 Golf Ridge Blvd., St. 202 Douglasville, GA 30135

The Georgia Association of Community Service Boards, Inc. (GACSB) was established for the following purposes:  To provide its member boards with a forum for the sharing and exchanging of infor- mation, ideas, development of resources and solutions to problems  To provide leadership in the development and operation of public disability services which are community-based and comprehensive in range, involve consumers and their families in their design and governance, and are provided in a cost- effective manner in the least restrictive setting  To advocate, initiate, and support actions designed to improve disability services in Georgia  To encourage the development and maintenance of the highest professional standards for programs and services to persons with disabilities  To provide leadership in the development and implementation of sound, data-based methods for evaluating the performance and effectiveness of the services and programs 2,069,000

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Facebook.com/gacsb

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191,000 Georgians are living with Intellectual/ Developmental Disability

40% Of adults living in the U.S. reported struggling with Mental Health or Sub- stance Use in the last year.

Georgians suffer from Mental Illness and/or Addictive Disease

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GEORGIA’S PUBLIC SAFETY NET PROVIDERS

Advantage Behavioral Health Systems Aspire Behavioral Health & Developmental Disability Services Avita Community Partners

Legacy Behavioral Health Services Lookout Mountain Community Services McIntosh Trail Community Service Board

Clayton Center Community Service Board Cobb County Community Service Board Community Service Board of Middle Georgia DeKalb Community Service Board Douglas County Community Service Board Gateway Community Service Board Georgia Pines Community Service Board Haralson Behavioral Health Services Highland Rivers Health

Middle Flint Behavioral HealthCare New Horizons Behavioral Health Oconee Center Behavioral Health Services Pathways Community Service Board Pineland Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities River Edge Behavioral Health Serenity Behavioral Health System Unison Behavioral Health View Point Health

*Statistics from: Mental Health America, NAMI, National Council for Mental Well Being

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Fiscal Year 2022 Officers

President : Kent Woerner Vice President : Alecea Quintyne

Secretary : Melanie Dallas Treasurer : Charles Williamson

Standing Committees

Administrative Operations Committee Chair: Melanie Dallas, LPC, CEO, Highland Rivers Health Vice-Chair: Pam Cartwright, CEO, Legacy Behavioral Health Services Clinical Operations Committee Chair: Mark Johnson, MD, MBA, CEO, Gateway Community Service Board Vice-Chair: Jennifer Hibbard, CEO, View Point Health Data Analytics Committee Chair: Glyn Thomas, PhD, CEO, Unison Behavioral Health Vice-Chair: Tammy Conlin, CEO, Advantage Behavioral Health System Education & Individual Advocacy Committee

Chair: Dana Glass, LCSW, CEO, Aspire Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Vice-Chair: Lesley White, Ware Day Services Program Manager, Unison Behavioral Health Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Operations Committee

Chair: Cindy Levi, CEO, Avita Community Partners Vice-Chair: Jennifer Hibbard, CEO, View Point Health Public Image & Policy Committee Chair: David Kidd, Board Member, Advantage Behavioral Health Systems Vice-Chair: Doreen Williams, Board Member, View Point Health

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GACSB Presidents

Kent Woerner Avita Community Partners 2021—Current

Judge Joe Bishop Aspire Behavioral Health/Developmental Disabilities 2019-2021

Sarah Roach Lookout Mountain Community Services 2006-2008 William “Bill” Hogan DeKalb Community Service Board 2004-2006 John Davis, EdD Advantage Behavioral Health Systems 2002-2004 Charles Knight View Point Health 2000-2002 Thomas Whitten, PhD Middle Flint Behavioral Healthcare 1998-2000 David Levine, PhD Advantage Behavioral Health Systems 1997-1998

David Kidd Advantage Behavioral Health Systems 2017-2019 Gail Macrenaris View Point Health 2015- 2017 Lowell Williamson Unison Behavioral Health 2013-2015 Ralph Herndon Serenity Behavioral Health Systems 2011-2013

Ellice Martin, EdD Unison Behavioral Health 2009-2011

Louise Radloff View Point Health 1995-1997

Angelo Harris View Point Health 2008-2009

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GACSB Consultants

Strategic Healthcare Partners, LLC (SHP) provides association management services to the GACSB including headquarters staffing and communication services. SHP is a strategic healthcare consulting firm with locations in Douglasville and Savannah. SHP offers global healthcare financial and decision support consulting services to health care providers. SHP also provides managed care consulting and overall business support services to the GACSB membership through Select Systems. The firm currently provides services to over 30 hospitals with more than 900 physicians, in addition to the 23 Community Service Boards in the State of Georgia.

Mike Scribner SHP Principal Contact: 912.657.6304 Email:mscribner@shpllc.com

Robyn Garrett GACSB Executive Director Contact: 912.312.3205 Email: rgarrett@shpllc.com

Jesse W. Hambrick, Jr GACSB Deputy Director Contact: 770.490.5182 Email: jhambrick@shpllc.com

Cameron Vickers GACSB Business Intelligence Data Analyst Contact: 912.704.6290 Email: cvickers@shpllc.com

Douglasville (GACSB) Office 3150 Golf Ridge Boulevard, Suite 202 Douglasville, GA 30135 912.704.1729 Savannah Office 7505 Waters Avenue, Suite F9 Savannah, GA 31406 912.691.5711

Lyly Trinh GACSB Member Services Coordinator Contact: 912.704.1729 Email: ltrinh@shpllc.com

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ATLANTA / CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 2700 Cumberland Parkway / Suite 150 Atlanta, Georgia 30339 770.435.5586 (phone) / 770.435.5589 (fax) www.capitolstrategy.us

TRAVIS LINDLEY is a founding partner of Capitol Strategy Group with a history of success that has earned him recognition as a respected healthcare lobbyist and operative in Georgia. Mr. Lindley offers insider expertise by way of an extensive background in the areas of government affairs, lobbying, PAC fundraising and management, and grassroots/grass-tops advocacy projects. Mr. Lindley has proven himself an instrumental advocate on behalf of healthcare professionals and organizations through his achievements regarding patient choice and safety, scope of practice, regulatory issues, and matters concerning budget and appropriations.

He currently consults the Medical Association of Georgia, Georgia Society of Ophthalmology, the Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association, the Georgia Medical Directors Association, United Surgical Partners International, the Georgia Society of Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Georgia Society of Respiratory Care, Resurgens Orthopaedics, the Dental Partners of Georgia, Johnson & Johnson Services, AstraZeneca, CurePoint Cancer Treatment, the ENT Institute, Strategic Health Partners, Vital Smiles, and the Consumer Health Product Association.

DEVIN KRECL joined Capitol Strategy Group in 2014. Mr. Krecl’s expertise includes public affairs, grassroots and grass-tops, marketing and event planning, oversight of human resources, and firm operations. He specializes in advancing development initiatives with his team and implementing comprehensive strategies to promote the priorities of the clients. His leadership has allowed him to adapt to any task and effectively lead his team when working on a project. In 2015, Mr. Krecl began working with the firm’s leadership as a government affairs manager.

Now, a seasoned lobbyist in Government Affairs, he currently consults the Medical Association of Georgia, Georgia Society of Ophthalmology, Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association, Georgia College of Emergency Physicians, Georgia Society for Respiratory Care, Georgia Society of Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Georgia AIDS Coalition, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, Resurgens Orthopaedics, Strategic Health Partners, GlaxoSmith Kline, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, and QuestDiagnostics.

CATHALENE TEAHAN, MSN, CNS, RN, joined the firm as a senior public affairs consultant in 2011. Ms. Teahan is a noted expert on state budgeting, a veteran health care lobbyist, and patient advocate. Ms. Teahan has served on numerous state boards, commissions, task forces, and patient advocacy working groups. She works with the firm’s government affairs consultants on health policy, state and federal funding, and has served as a point person on several statewide grassroots projects. Ms. Teahan is the founder and executive director for the Georgia AIDS Coalition. Ms. Teahan graduated from the University of Hawaii with a master’s degree as a clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric nursing.

Capitol Strategy Group is a full service company that provides complete government relations, public affairs, and lobbying services.

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GACSB Consultants

Charles J. (“Chuck”) Cole focuses on the representation of public health entities, the defense of professionals in negligence actions, business disputes, consumer litigation, and general civil litigation. Mr. Cole has tried numerous cases to jury verdict throughout Georgia, and he has been counsel of record in numerous reported appellate decisions. Mr. Cole has achieved the highest possible rating of AV Preeminent from Martindale- Hubbell. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Auburn University, and a law degree from the University of Georgia.

Charles J. (“Chuck”) Cole McRae Bertschi & Cole, LLC Contact: 678.999.1105 Email: cjc@mcraebertschi.com

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Local Restaurants

Please note that restaurants may have limited hours due to the pandemic.

On Lake Lanier

Sidney’s, Bullfrog’s Bar and Grille, Sunset Cove Beach Club and Café (seasonal), Gianni’s (Seasonal)

Near Lake Lanier

37 Main

37 E. Main Street 5510 Church Street

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Antebellum Applebee’s

4685 Nelson Brogdon Boulevard 55 E. Main Street 3050 Big Creek Road 5855 Spout Springs Road 4995 Friendship Road 5390 Lanier Islands Parkway 4758 Friendship Road 5900 Spout Springs Road 6800 Lights Ferry Road 22 Buford Village Way Ste. 211 5900 Spout Springs Road

Aqua Terra Bistro (Fine Dining)

Big Creek Tavern

Cheeseburger Bobby’s Chef Wang (Delivery)

Coastal Breeze Cracker Barrel

Crossroads Bar and Grille Dockside Grille Cafe Dominick’s Italian Restaurant

El Sombrero

Fish Tails Lakeside Grill

6330 Mitchell Street 4965 Friendship Road 4300 Buford Drive 4300 Buford Drive 5900 Spout Springs Road 145 Celebration Drive 5751 Little Mill Road

La Cazuela Mexican Restaurant

Lee’s Golden Budda

Mo Mo Ya Japanese Restaurant

Napoli’s Pizza

Outback Steakhouse Pizza DiFolco (Delivery) Rico’s World Kitchen Shane’s Rib Shack Sperata (Fine Dining)

306 W. Main Street

5877 Spout Springs Road

9 E. Main Street

Twisted Oar (Holiday Marina)

6900 Lanier Islands Parkway

Vinny’s NY Pizza

4977 Friendship Road

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Lanier Island Attractions

Legacy on Lanier Golf Play 18 challenging holes on our Award-Winning greens, take part in our Daily Hole-in-One Contest for a chance to win cash, & enjoy unlimited balls on the driving range at Legacy on Lanier Golf.

Paradise Beach Dive into a quintessential Lake Lanier beach experience, complete with swimming, beach volleyball, & water sports. Chill out with music videos that are larger than life on the five-story Spectacular Screen.

Water Park A lakeside adventure with exciting rides at all levels on the thrill scale. TheWater Park has something for everyone, from toddlers to teens & adults. If you love excitement, this is the place for you!

Full Moon Party Dance under the stars, listen to live music, hang out on the beach, grab your favorite cocktails & wait for the fireworks show to start at 10PM on the shores of beautiful Lake Lanier.

Brunch Cruise Take a morning cruise along the waters of Lake Lanier. You’ll be sipping bottomless Mimosas, enjoying a scrumptious breakfast buffet, & more. Brunch Cruises set sail every Sunday 11AM-1PM.

Margarita Cruise Enjoy a Cruise along Lake Lanier with specialty Margaritas & buffet included. You’ll have plenty of spots to take in the scenery & take photos. Setting sail on Saturdays 12PM-3PM & 5PM-8PM.

Seafood Saturday’s Join us at every Saturday for a taste of the coast. From fish specials, chef favorites, savory sides, to delectable desserts-you won’t leave hungry! Located on the lobby level of the Lodge. Reservations required.

Bullfrog’s Bar & Grill This poolside bar & grill is a staple. Casual cuisine & handcrafted cocktails are served daily. Their menu sets Bullfrog’s apart from other restaurants on the Lake. Open daily.

Breakfast at Sidney’s Start your morning with a hot breakfast made by our top chefs. From French Toast, Made-to-Order Omelets, to fresh coffee, we have the best breakfast on the Islands. Open daily until 10:30AM.

Resort Carts Take a cruise around 1,200 acres of natural beauty, take part in a scavenger hunt or just feel the wind in your hair. Ask the front desk about our rentals.

Tranquilty Spa There’s no better way to settle into vacation mode than a day at the Tranquility Spa on Lanier Islands. Treat yourself to a spa resort experience. Open weekends.

Chill Zone Restaurants Relax with a cocktail all while overlooking Lake Lanier. Grab a quick snack or enjoy no-worry patio dining in your swimsuit & sandy feet!

Masks required indoors for guests over the age of 4. Please practice social distancing.

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Local Attractions

Historic Downtown Buford Aqua Terra Bistro (A center location within downtown) - 55 E Main St NE, Buford, GA 30518 Located just 10 minutes from Lanier Islands is historic downtown Buford's Main Street where you will find a rich history of upscale eateries, quaint shops & art galleries. Mall of Georgia 3333 Buford Dr, Buford, GA 30519 The largest mall in Georgia features over 225 stores and a movie theater‚ located 20 minutes away off Interstate 985 in Buford.

Stars & Strikes 1601 Horizon Pkwy, Buford, GA, 30518

Sugarloaf Mills Outlet Mall includes the best names in retail and manufacturer outlets‚ and specialty retailers. Sugarloaf Mills also features entertainment such as Dave & Buster's, Medieval Times and a movie theater‚ locat- ed just 30 minutes away in Lawrenceville.

North Georgia Premium Outlets 800 GA-400 S, Dawsonville, GA 30534 Located just 45 minutes north in Dawsonville and offers over 140 brand name manufacturer and designer outlet stores such as Anne Taylor Loft‚ Nike‚ Polo and more. The Tanger Outlet Center 800 Steven B. Tanger Blvd, Commerce, GA 30529 Located about one hour east in Commerce and features over 125 brand name manufacturer and designer outlet stores

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23 rd ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE

DAY ONE

GACSB REGISTRATION/HELP DESK

SUNDAY

Getting Started 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Front Desk/Lobby

NOVEMBER 7

PLENARY KICK OFF

A National Trends Perspective 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Grand Ballroom Chuck Ingoglia, MSW President and Chief Executive Officer, National Council for Mental Wellbeing Washington, District of Columbia

BUSINESS PARTNER SET - UP/EXHIBITS

11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom

RECEPTION

OPENING REMARKS

President’s Business Partner Appreciation Reception 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Legacy Pointe Pavilion

Welcome and Introductions 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Grand Ballroom Kent Woerner President, Georgia Association of Community

Join us at Legacy Pointe Pavilion for networking, a selection of hors d’oeuvres, and a wide array of beverages, as we showcase our appreciation for all of the organizations supporting the CSB membership.

Service Boards Board Member,

Avita Community Partners Flowery Branch, Georgia

First Place Logo Winner: Gary Gorman Middle Flint BHC

Dana Glass, LCSW Chair, GACSB Education and Individual Advocacy Committee Chief Executive Officer,

Aspire Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities Albany, Georgia

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DAY TWO

MONDAY

NOVEMBER 8

MORNING ACTIVITY Yoga with Vira Salzburn 6:15 AM - 7:00 AM Legacy Pointe Pavilion

PLENARY

GACSB REGISTRATION/HELP DESK 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom Pre-Function

PARTNERS SET-UP/EXHIBITS

7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom

BREAKFAST

With Business Partners 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM Blue Ridge Ballroom

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DAY TWO - MONDAY NOVEMBER 8

BREAK With Business Partners

WORKSHOPS I: CLINICAL TRACK CONTINUED

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Blue Ridge Ballroom

Creating a Culture of Wellness-Centered Organizations 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Islands II & III

WORKSHOPS I: BOARD MEMBER TRACK

WORKSHOPS I: INTELLECTUAL/ DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY TRACK The Vermont Crisis Intervention Network: Thirty Years of Prevention 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Conference IV & V

WORKSHOPS I: CLINICAL TRACK

Creating a Culture of Wellness-Centered Organizations 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Islands II & III

Runner-Up Logo Winner: Cornorris Tamplin Middle Flint BHC

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DAY TWO

WORKSHOPS I: MANAGEMENT TRACK

MONDAY

NOVEMBER 8

BREAK With Business Partners 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom

AFTERNOON PLENARY

Responding to Crisis in the field: A Panel Discussion with Co-Responder Teams 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM Grand Ballroom

BREAK With Business Partners

12:00 PM - 12:30 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom

Facilitator/Moderator: Judge David R. Sweat Senior Judge of Superior Courts Board Member, Advantage Behavioral Health Services Athens, Georgia

PLENARY LUNCHEON

Shaun Golden Founder/Executive Director Golden Opportunity Character Building Program Atlanta, Georgia

Sergeant Robie Cochran Athens-Clarke County Police Department Athens,

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DAY TWO - MONDAY NOVEMBER 8

BREAK With Business Partners

Responding to Crisis in the field: A Panel Discussion with Co-Responder Teams 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM Grand Ballroom AFTERNOON PLENARY CONTINUED

4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom

Sergeant Terry Hawkins Crisis Intervention Response Team Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office Cumming,

WORKSHOPS II: BOARD MEMBER TRACK

Katie McFarland, LCSW Director Justice Mental Health-Community Collaboration Advantage Behavioral Health

System Athens,

Julie Zemke, LCSW Co-Responder Behavioral Health Counselor Avita Community Partners Smyrna,

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DAY TWO - MONDAY NOVEMBER 8

WORKSHOPS II: CLINICAL TRACK

Partnering Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Islands II & III

Facilitator/Moderator: Judge David R. Sweat Senior Judge of Superior Courts Board Member, Advantage Behavioral Health

Katie McFarland, LCSW Director Justice Mental Health-Community Collaboration Advantage Behavioral Health

Services Athens,

System Athens,

Sergeant Robie Cochran Athens-Clarke County Police Department Athens,

Julie Zemke, LCSW Co-Responder Behavioral Health Counselor Avita Community Partners Smyrna,

Sergeant Terry Hawkins Crisis Intervention Response Team Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office Cummings,

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DAY TWO - MONDAY NOVEMBER 8

WORKSHOPS II: MANAGEMENT TRACK (OPTION 2 of 2)

WORKSHOPS II: INTELLECTUAL/ DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TRACK

WORKSHOPS II: MANAGEMENT TRACK (OPTION 1 of 2)

ENJOY YOUR EVENING!

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DAY THREE— TUESDAY NOVEMBER 9

BREAKFAST With Business Partners

MORNING ACTIVITY Yoga with Vira Salzburn 6:15 AM - 7:00 AM Legacy Pointe Pavilion

7:00 AM - 8:30 AM Blue Ridge Ballroom

Be sure to get great food and coffee to fuel up for the final day of sessions!

GACSB HELP DESK

WORKSHOP I: BOARD TRACK

CEU & CME SIGN-UP

Terri Theisen President Theisen Consulting LLC Atlanta, Georgia

7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Blue Ridge Ballroom EXHIBITS

3rd Place Logo Winner: Travis Paul Georgia Pines CSB

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DAY THREE

WORKSHOPS I: CLINICAL AND INTELLECTUAL/DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITES JOINT TRACK Savannah’s Street Medicine Program: Trauma in the Life Lived 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM Islands II & III

TUESDAY

NOVEMBER 9

BREAK

Candace Murbach, DO Program Director and Designated Institute Official HCA Healthcare Orange Park Medical Center Orange Park, Florida

CLOSING PLENARY Organizational Re-Energizing and What’s Next Post-COVID 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Grand Ballroom

Robert Pallay, MD Program Director Family Medicine Residency Memorial Health University Savannah, Georgia

LUNCH & BUSINESS PARTNER BREAKDOWN

WORKSHOPS I: MANAGEMENT TRACK

Developing Resilient and Self- Compassionate Leadership 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM Magnolia

GACSB STRATEGIC PLANNING EVENT GACSB’s Board Members, please join us in the Grand Ballroom to begin our meeting at 1:00PM!

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The Georgia Collaborative

We help people live their lives to the fullest potential.

Beacon Health Options develops systems of care that promote recovery and resiliency. We focus on the individual, providing tailor-made solutions through localized care. With a real understanding of the populations served. We ensure full spectrum, high quality behavioral health care rooted in clinical expertise and proven solutions. Our own lived experience compels us to serve. BHL – Behavioral Health Link a nationally accredited Health Care Call Center, Crisis Center and Partner in the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, The Behavioral Health Link Crisis Call Center is proud to operate the Georgia Crisis and Access Line.

 Provide Telephonic crisis intervention services  Dispatch mobile crisis teams  Assist individuals in finding an open crisis or detox bed across the State  Link individuals with urgent appointment services

Qlarant Quality Solutions (formally Delmarva Foundation) is a nationally recognized organization that supports state-wide quality management systems for the delivery of services for individuals with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities. The design of the person centered review processes and data collection methods help drive the improvement of services delivered and support the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) quality assurance requirements. Qlarant uses individual and provider person centered review processes to identify strengths and opportunities for improvement and provide technical assistance to help support the service delivery systems in Georgia.

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Meet our Speakers

Victor Armstrong is the first ever Chief Health Equity Officer for the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). NCDHHS created the position as well as the Office of Health Equity to lead its focus to advance health equity and reduce disparities in opportunity and outcomes for historically marginalized populations. He originally joined North Carolina DHHS as Director of the NC Division of Mental Health, tal Disabilities, Substance Abuse Services in March of 2020, Developmen based mental - responsibility and oversight of the public community with health, intellectual and other developmental disabilities, substance use, and a. Prior to accepting this role, traumatic brain injury system in North Carolin Victor spent six years as Vice President of Behavioral Health with Atrium . Based in Charlotte, NC Victor had responsibility for operations of Health Atrium’s largest behavioral health hospital, Behavioral Health Charlotte. Victor has over 30 years of experience in human services, primarily o serve dedicated to building and strengthening community resources t mental illness. individuals living with

Victor currently serves on the board of directors for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) of NC, and United Suicide Survivors International. He is also former board chair of NAMI NC, and member of National Association of Social Workers (NASW). Victor is a former member of the board of directors of National Council for Behavioral Health, i2i Center for Integrative Health, and RI International. Victor’s awards and recognitions include Mental Health America’s 2021 H. Keith Brunnemer, Jr. Award for “Outstanding Mental Health Leadership”, 2019 Black Mental Health Symposium -Mental Health Advocate of the Year, 2019 Atrium Health Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion Award, 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award from East Carolina University School of Social Work, Pride Magazine 2018 "Best of the Best", and i2i Center for Integrative Health 2018 Innovation Award for "Whole Person Care", 2012 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) NC, Mental Health Professional of the Year. Victor graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from North Carolina Central University with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and received a Master of Social Work (MSW) from East Carolina University. He is the husband of Dr. Charletta Armstrong and the father of 3 sons, Carter, Alonzo, and Victor Jr. Victor Armstrong, BS, MSW Director, Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, & Substance Abuse Services (DMHDDAS) North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NC DHHS) Email: victor.armstrong@dhhs.nc.gov

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Robie Cochran has worked for the Athens-Clarke County Police Department for 12 ½ years. He worked uniform patrol for 7 ½ years and responded to numerous crisis calls involving individuals with mental illness. Cochran then transferred and helped to develop and grow the Crisis Intervention Response Unit where he assists in responding to and caring for individuals having behavioral health crises. He Co-Responds with a licensed clinician to de-escalate and link individuals to resources.

Cochran is the CIT coordinator for ACCPD and currently sits on the State CIT Advisory Board and co-responder committee. In 2016 Advantage Behavioral Health named him their Community Partner of the Year and he was named the 2017 NAMI Georgia CIT Officer of the Year. He has also received the Chief’s Leadership and Innovation in Policing Award. Cochran is a trained Crisis Negotiator and serves on the ACCPD Negotiation Team. He’s also a POST Certified Instructor and teaches many topics including: Integrating Communication Assessment and Tactics (ICAT), and SAMHSA GAINS “How Being Trauma Informed Improves Criminal Justice Outcomes”. Sergeant Robbie Cochran Athens-Clarke County Police Department Email: robie.cochran@accgov.com

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Joseph Colette , a Partner at Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP handles his clients’ health care, governmental real estate, and labor/employment law needs as lead counsel and advisor throughout Georgia and the southeast. By appointment, Mr. Colette serves as General Counsel to all the community service boards (CSBs) located in the metropolitan Atlanta area, as well as a number of CSBs in central and South Georgia, Cobb- Douglas Public Health, the Fulton County Board of Health, and provides legal counsel for Clayton County, Georgia.

A graduate of Emory University and the University of Georgia, Mr. Colette is also a Special Assistant Attorney General for the state’s Department of

Law and the Board of Regents for the University System of Georgia and has served in this capacity for the past ten years. Mr. Colette also serves as General Counsel for the Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Joseph Colette, JD-Law Partner

Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP Email: JColette@fmglaw.com

Benjamin Druss is Professor and Rosalynn Carter Chair in mental health at the Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University. As one of only a handful of psychiatrists in the country based in a school of public health, Dr. Druss is working to integrate mental health, physical health, and public health. His research has focused on understanding and improving access, quality, and outcomes of care for populations with serious mental illnesses and medical comorbidity. In 2018, he was awarded the American Public Health Association's Carl Taube Award for Lifetime Contribution to the Field of Mental Health.

Benjamin G. Druss, M.D., M.P.H. Professor Rosalynn Carter Chair in Mental Health Department of Health Policy and Management Emory University Email: bdruss@emory.edu

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Patrick Frawley co-founded and has directed the Vermont Crisis Intervention Network (VCIN) for the past 30 years. Among the first crisis programs of its kind within the United States, with its focus on serving individual with developmental disabilities, VCIN has served as a model for the development of crisis programs throughout the country. Through this program, he has had the opportunity to support countless individuals, families, and teams faced with challenging clinical situations. In addition, Dr. Frawley provides ps ychotherapy to individuals with IDD. Patrick Frawley, Ph.D. Director Vermont Crisis Intervention Network (VCIN) Email: pfrawley@uvs-vt.org

Judy Fitzgerald was appointed Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) in 2016. She has been with DBHDD since 2012, previously serving in the roles of Chief of Staff and Deputy Commissioner. Fitzgerald is a social worker with a career-long focus on behavioral health and public service delivery systems. Prior to joining DBHDD, she worked in a variety of health and human service settings. She served as Vice President of Strategy for View Point Health, one of Georgia’s twenty-five community service boards. She has also worked as a consultant on child and adolescent services in several states and was the Executive Director for

the Mental Health Association of Georgia. Fitzgerald was privileged to begin her career in the Mental Health Program of The Carter Center, working for former First Lady Rosalynn Carter on domestic and international advocacy and policy efforts to promote mental health and reduce the stigma of mental illness. Fitzgerald earned her master’s degree in social work from the University of Georgia. She and her husband Tim Gould live in Cobb County with their two children, Abbie and Jack. Judy Fitzgerald Commissioner Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) Email: judy.fitzgerald@dbhdd.ga.gov

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