Tuesday, June 23rd

11:00–12:30 Sessions

1. Youth Summit Call to Action

2. Digital stories: Capturing the essence of our stories

Session 1

Evaluating Family Peer-to-Peer Support Programs

Session 3

Moving New York City Community Residential Programs to the Family-driven and Youth-guided Care Arena

Session 4

Ensuring Youth and Caregivers a Direct Voice in the Assessment and Service Planning Process: Use of the JIFF in a Diversion Program

Session 5

The 2009 Portland Youth Summit: Youth Experience, Youth Leadership, and Youth Empowerment

Session 6

"21" It's the new Thirty

Session 7

Choices:  Understanding Systems of Care

Session 8

Peer Support is for You(th)!

Session 9

Improving Transitions to Adulthood for Youth with Mental Health Needs: Youth and Parents

Session 10

Young and Homeless in Nashville

Session 11

Spirits Rising:  A Support Group for Teen Mothers with Depression

1:30–3:00 Sessions

Session 13

Avanza - Creating a Youth Guided Culture of Acceptance

Session 14

Anti-Stigma: Breaking the Barriers of Mental Illness

Session 15

The National Building Bridges Initiative: Equipping Families and Youth with Information to Support Successful Outcomes in Residential Programs

Session 16

Digital stories: Capturing the essence of our stories

Session 17

The Schoolhouse Doors Are Open: Creating a County-wide Comprehensive System of Youth and Family Supports to Embrace our 21st Century Global Economy

Session 18

Utilizing a Theory of Change Process to sustain your youth movement on a community and national level

Session 19

Mapping the Participatory Process

Session 20

A First-person Journey of Bipolar Disorder: Insight, Resources, Hope

Session 21

I’m Cool with Who I Am: Voices of Youth Coping with Mental Health Challenges

Session 22

School-based Child & Family Support Teams

Session 23

Breaking the Silence: Putting an End to Name-Calling

Session 24

Building Dreams, A Mentoring Program for Children of Incarcerated Parents

3:20–4:05 Sessions

Session 25

OPT4College:  Youth-centered Participatory Action Research in the Design of an On-line Educational Transition Curriculum

Session 26

Are We Moving Yet?  Gains and Barriers to Advancing the Family Voice in Policy  Lessons from Unclaimed Children Revisited.

Session 27

Mental Health Treatment and Prescribing Practices Among Pediatricians in Systems of Care Communities

Session 28

Wisdom from Parents of Our Most Challenging Children

Session 29

Youth Driven Program Evaluation: Transformation through Evaluation

Session 30

Building Bridges Self-Assessment Framework: Shared Responsibilities for Integrating Residential Treatment and Community Services

Session 31

Acting Mad: Supporting Children with Challenging Behaviors

Session 32

Youth Leaving Foster Care: Prepared for the Real World from the Perspective of Foster Care Youth and Parents with Special Emphasis on Needs of LGBTQ Youth

Session 33

Bridging the Gap Between Mental Health and Child Welfare: What Mental Health Providers Need to Know When Working with Children and Families in the Foster Care System

Session 34

Building Community Capacity for Evaluation

Session 36

Developing Intensive Home and Community Based Services Using Systems of Care Principles

4:15–5:00 Sessions

Session 37

Coaching in Advanced Child Management Skill-Building: Parents Leading the Way

Session 38

Using Resource Mapping to Build a Youth Movement

Session 39

Parenting Skills Training As Preparation For Parents Using Wellness & Recovery Management With Their Youth

Session 40

The effectiveness of arts-based methods in communicating research on pathways to care for youth experiencing first episode psychosis

Session 41

Creating Opportunities for Youth Peer Support

Session 42

Identifying Family Resilience and Its Positive Impact on Youth

Session 43

Using State Data to Activate Mental Health Services System Change for Youth and Families

Session 44

Strategies to Build Positive Connections with Children

Session 45

Peer Mentoring: Real Recovery for Young Adults

Session 46

Youth Becoming Evaluators: Perspectives on the Process from Start to Finish

Session 47

Illinois Regional Family Leadership & Support Initiative

Session 48

IICAPS: Strength based, evidence-supported, in-home, family focused intervention for seriously emotionally/behaviorally challenged (SEBC) youth

Wednesday, June 24^th

11:00–12:30 Sessions

From Youth-Led Action Research to Health Justice

Session 49

Empowering Fathers to Expand Family Roles in Systems of Care

Session 50

Lessons from the Trenches--Making Family-Driven, Community-Based Research Work

Session 51

Collaborative Problem Solving: A Peer to Peer Approach

Session 52

Bustin’ The Barriers To Youth/Adult Partnerships!

Session 53

Youth Led Action Research, Evaluation and Planning: Youth Speaking Truth To Power

Session 54

Session 55

Culturally Specific Outcomes Based Youth Development Service Plans

Session 56

“AMP”lifying Youth Voice: Tools and Strategies for Organizations from the Achieve My Plan (AMP) Project

Session 57

Youth As Leaders: Including Youth In System Reform

Session 58a

Session 58b

1. A Professionals Guide to Supporting Families of Children with Mental Health Disorders

2. Where Professional Meets Personal: A Curriculum to Improve Conversations Between HR Professionals and Employed Parents

Session 59

Are You a System of Care Enhancer in a Strengths Based Culture?

1:25–2:10 Sessions

Session 61

Building Community Capital; A Collaborative Approach to Community Building in the Greater Cleveland Area

Session 62

Factors Associated with Resilience in Youth in the Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children and Their Families Program

Session 63

Findings from a Study of Youth Participation and Empowerment in Systems of Care: Perspectives, Approaches, Challenges, and Recommendations

Session 64

Youth at the Wheel: Youth-Driven Research Questions and Analysis

Session 65

I CAN ACHIEVE!

Session 66

Leveraging Change within Systems of Care: The Role of Families in System Development

Session 67

What To Do When There Are Two (Diagnoses)

Session 68

Strengthening Partnerships with Families In Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation

Session 69

Protecting the Rights of Youth in Residential Treatment

Session 70

Cara y Corazon — Family Strengthening Model

Session 71

Data: Measuring and Migrating Metrics into Business Processes

Session 72

ADHD: Exploring Myths, Misconceptions, and Misinformation

2:20–3:05 Sessions

Session 73

We Have Data…Now What?

Session 74

Involving Latino Youth and Families in Out-of-School Time Youth Empowerment Programs

Session 75

Building Hope: Supporting youth who are in both foster care and special education as they transition into adulthood

Session 76

Informing Adolescent Substance Abuse System Development Using Qualitative Youth, Parent and Provider Perspectives of Evidence Based Practices, Strengths, and Service Gaps

Session 77

What A Girl Wants, What A Girl Needs: A Youth Leadership Program Designed for Girls, by Girls in the Foster Care System

Session 78

Developing Family and Youth Leaders in Kentucky

Session 79

Photovoice: An Innovative Approach to Empowering Individuals, Informing Policy and Strengthening Communities

Session 80

Transforming Transitions to Kindergarten: A Family-Provider Driven Approach

Session 81

I’ve Got The Power

Session 82

Finding a Voice: Results of Youth in Participatory Action Research Survey

Session 83

A Healthcare Initiative: Integrating a Family Support/Medical Home into a Medical Office

Session 84

Measuring Parent / Caregiver Outcomes in Family Support: Development of a Family Assessment of Needs and Strengths (FANS)

3:15–4:00 Sessions

Session 86

Youthful Offenders Voice Hope for a Better Life

Session 87

Youth Participatory Evaluation In Theory and Practice

Session 88

Understanding & Managing Conflict in Systems of Care

Session 90

A Comparison of Wraparound and Residential Treatment Services Using an Experimental Design with Random Assignment and The Association of Wraparound Fidelity To Program Outcomes

Session 91

The Family Experience Study: A Professional

Session 92

Using Information to Improve Services to Youth and Families

Session 93

Examining Family Education and Support Services in Systems of Care

Session 94

From Guiding Youth To Youth-Guided Collaborating With Youth To Improve Systems And Outcomes

Session 95

Creating a Culture of Safety in School: The Collaboration of SafeTeam and Columbia TeenScreen

Session 96

The Realities of Foster Care

Thursday, June 25th

11:00–12:30 Sessions

Wraparound Teams: The Glue That Holds Hope Together

Session 97

Youth: Changing the Wraparound Team

Session 98

Interagency Coach & Supervisor Support to Foster Community-wide Practice of Child & Family Teams

Session 99

Evolution of a Cross-Systems Training Academy: Lessons Learned from Wraparound Oregon

Session 100

Wraparound Twice Baked: Experiences and Research from One Agency and Two Wraparound Programs

Session 101

Developing a Wraparound Team in The Community With Little To No Money

Session 102

From Principles to Practice: Family-Voice, Systems of Care Governance and Wraparound Implementation

Session 103

Wraparound in Indian Country

Session 104

Organizational & System-Wide Coaching Practices:  Beginning with the Family

Session 105

Culturally Relevant Treatment and Assessment

Session 106

Creative Ways to Engage Transitional Age Youth

Session 107

Building Natural Support Networks: Community Weaving

Session 108

Innovations: Wraparound in Child Abuse Prevention

1:45–2:30 Sessions

Session 109

WATOT - An Initiative to Standardize Wraparound Services in El Paso County

Session 110

Is Wraparound Fidelity and  Engagement Associated with Family and Caregiver Outcomes?

Session 111

Developing and Supporting a Wraparound Family and Youth Organization

Session 112

Using the Community Supports for Wraparound Inventory to build system capacity to support wraparound

Session 113

Implementing Community-Based  Wraparound: Engaging Youth, Families, Community, and State Partners

Session 114

Wraparound Fidelity: What does the national research tell us?

Session 115

Tailoring Culturally Appropriate Wraparound Services to Hmong Youth and Families

Session 116

Wraparound Maine:  Assessing the Experiences of Maine’s First 100 Families

Session 117

Improving Wraparound in Los Angeles

Session 118

Family Partners In Wraparound:  Who Are They And What Do They Do?

Session 119

Advocacy Organizations Working Together

Session 120

A 40 Year Perspective on Child Mental Health Services: Progress and Problems

2:40–3:25 Sessions

Session 121

Tailor Your Own Strength-based Behavior Intervention: Selecting Friends

Session 122

High Fidelity Wraparound: CA Pilot    Research, Use in Supervision and Robust Brainstorming

Session 123

Its All in the Question:  Tools & Techniques for Coaching in Wraparound

Session 124

Shining the Light on Success for Children with Behavior Challenges in Rural Schools and Communities

Session 125

Transitioning Case Coordination from the Wraparound Facilitators to the Family: Lessons from A Rural Multi-County System Of Care

Session 126

How Does our Program Compare? Benchmarking Wraparound Outcomes and Fidelity

Session 127

Involving Families and Youth in Evaluation

Session 128

Hiring and training Former Foster Youth as Youth Partners

Session 129

Improving Youth Permanency in Los Angeles County: Placement and Cost Analyses of Wraparound Graduates

Session 130

Wraparound in the Real World: Fidelity and Outcomes in the New Fiscal Climate

Session 131

Needs Aren’t Services:  The Use of Assessment Data to Empower Child and Family Teams in Wraparound

Session 132

Analysis of Family Empowerment, Parent & Youth Satisfaction, and Clinical Outcomes

3:45–5:15 Sessions

Session 133

Wraparound Case Studies - From Philosophy to Practice to Success

Session 134

Wraparound Through Our Eyes: The Poet, Director And Screenwriter

Session 135

Family Engagement, A Cultural Orientation

Session 136

Cross-System Care Management in an Every Evolving System of Care

Session 137

Using Family Partners to Celebrate Culture in Wraparound

Session 138

Family Empowerment and Success in the Wraparound Process:  Nurturing Sustainability through Creativity, Cultural Competence and Community Connection

Session 139

Wotakuye Wicakikco (Calling on our Relatives)

Session 140

What You Focus on Grows! Creating a Strengths Packet

Session 141

The Unique Relationship of Family Partner and Facilitator in Wraparound Teams

Session 142

Understanding the Process- A Family Guide to Wraparound

Session 143

Implementation research & wraparound literature: What have we overlooked & how does this affect families?

Session 144

This Is Me:  How to do your own Functional Strengths & Needs Assessment