CAPC CPNP Coalition Conference 2019
October 23rd & 24th
Fantasyland Hotel, Edmonton, AB
AGENDA
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
7:30 - 8:15 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area
7:45 am Registration Opens – Third Floor – Conference Room #6
8:30 am Welcome, Board Introductions
8:45 am Table/Project Sharing & Networking
9:30 am Strategic Plan Review - Jane Berggren CAPC CPNP Board Member
Executive Director, Brighter Futures Family Resource Society, Drayton Valley Review of our Coalition Strategic Plan and together we will brainstorm more ideas around the expansion of our progress indicators
10:15 am Break
10:30 am What Everyone Needs to Know about Strangulation
Morag McLean RN Domestic Violence and Health Consulting
Strangulation is one of the most serious and deadly forms of physical assault and is commonly used in domestic violence and sexual assaults. Strangulation is also known to be a predictor for future lethal violence in the relationship. Children are often exposed to this form of violence against a parent or loved one, with long lasting implications to their physical and emotional health. This session will cover strangulation in domestic violence and sexual assault, short and long-term health implications for the victim of strangulation, children experiencing or exposed to strangulation, and how to identify, assess and support victims and children.
12:00 pm-1:00 pm Lunch Buffet provided
1:00 pm - Continue the Learning, Prenatal Nutrition Tool
Suzanne Galesloot Public Health Nutrition Provincial Lead, Nutrition Services, AHS
Brief Overview & training of the final Prenatal Nutrition tool including the Conversation Guide, Logic Model, and Evaluation Summary. Learn how and where to access materials, resources, and training videos. An opportunity for Coalition members to bring forth questions and feedback.
2:15 pm- Nutrition Break
2:30 pm - "How to Engage Dads, The Importance of Dad's and Their Roles" Craig Boyle & Wendy Buckland - Family Outreach Workers - Terra Centre, Edmonton
Dads are important in children's lives, this workshop will look at the benefits of engaged Dad's and the importance of their roles.
4:00 pm Wrap Up & Adjourn
6:00 pm (Optional: Group Dinner)
Thursday, October 24, 2019
7:30 am - 8:15 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area
8:00 am Registration – Third Floor Room - Conference Room # 6
8:30 am Welcome and Table Introductions
8:45 am "Packing Your Carry On"
Sharon Meredith & Brittany Meredith Power Psychology and Associates
In this workshop, we will review how trauma impacts us. As well, we will introduce and practice helpful tools for enhancing resilience and building our capacity.
10:30 am Nutrition Break
10:45 am "Packing Your Carry On" Continued
12:00 pm Lunch Buffet provided
1:00 pm Desensitization Protocols
In this workshop, participants will learn protocols which incorporate eye movements to reduce the impact of critical incidents. These protocols are not therapy and focus on recent or current experiences and help people get their feet on the ground so they can move forward with more ease. These tools were developed by Roy Kiessling of emdrconsulting.com.
3:00 - 3:15 Wrap Up & Adjourn…. Safe Travels!
If you are a Coalition member and are interested in registration, please contact the Coalition Coordinator at capccpnpcoalitioncoordinator@gmail.com Registration closes September 23rd
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CAPC CPNP Coalition Conference 2018
Rose Boersma - CAPC Parents as Teachers Lethbridge Lisa Baker - CPNP Best Beginnings HMHB CalgaryAmy St. Jean - CAPC Catholic Family Services CalgaryTara Horsley - CAPC Louise Dean/CFS CalgaryEloise Dickie - CPNP Connections StettlerConnections - Family Violence Group InterventionJoint Management Committee PanelDay 2- October 18, 2018
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Alberta CAPC CPNP Fall 2018 –
Face to Face Conference October 17 & 18th, 2018 Fantasyland Hotel, Edmonton, AB AGENDA Wed, October 17, 2018 7:30 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area 8:00 am Registration Opens 8:30 am Welcome/Board Introductions/Strategic Plan Overview 9:00 a.m. Project Showcase CAPC- Rose Boersma - Early Childhood Health Opportunities/Parents as Teachers, Lethbridge CPNP - Lisa Baker - Best Beginning/Healthy Moms Healthy Babies, Calgary CAPC - Amy St. Jean - Catholic Family Services, Calgary CPNP - Tara Horsley - Catholic Family Services, Louise Dean Centre, Calgary CPNP - Eloise Dickie - Connections (Mcman), Stettler 10:30 am Break 10:45 am Connections - Family Violence Group Intervention (Sarah Layzell - Peace River; Brandy Berry, Pam Pearce - Westlock) 12:00 pm-1:15 pm Lunch Buffet provided 1:15 pm Joint Management Committee Panel - History, mandate and membership (Pam Amulaku, Public Health Programs Unit Manager, PHAC and Chair, Alberta CACP/CPNP Joint Management Committee with Guests from Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services, Alberta Children's Services, Alberta Education, Alberta Community and Social Services. 3:15 pm Break 3:30 pm Project Networking 4:30 p.m. Adjourn 6:00 p.m. (Optional Group Dinner: Old Spaghetti Factory) Thur, October 18, 2018 7:30 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area 8:30 am Welcome, Registration, Networking 8:45 am Clarity on Cannabis: Cannabis 101 (Kathie Gavin, Consultant; Alberta Health Services, Public, Population, and Indigenous Health) 10:15 am Break 10:30 am Cannabis and the Workplace (Dawn Gray, Occupational Health and Safety) 12:00pm-1:00 pm Lunch Buffet provided 1:00 pm CHOOSE 1 session only CPNP or CAPC Focus CPNP Focus - AHS Nutrition Services Prenatal Nutrition Tool: How do we identify the key nutrition issues that are most relevant to discuss with women during their pregnancy? An AHS Nutrition Services led working group identified the need for an evidence-based, consistent tool. Hear about the process used to guide this work and participate in the development of this tool. CAPC Focus: Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in the Early Years, Assessment tools. Developing and implementing Healthy Eating and Physical Activity recommended practices and policy learnings from British Columbia and Alberta. Appetite to Play (Sana Fakih, Provincial Lead, Early Years Health & Wellness, Child Health BC) CHEERS-Creating Healthy Eating and Active Environments for Childcare (Dr. Lynne Lafave, Associate Professor, Health and Physical Education, Mount Royal University) 3:15 p.m. Adjourn…. Safe Travels! |
Face to Face Meeting- (October 2 & 3, 2017)
Day 1
Analysis Grid For Healthy Environments Pre & Post Natal - Dr. Kim RaineKnowledge Translation and Evaluation - Nira LaljiSimple Connections, Stronger Families - Mae Kroeis and Lorelee MarinDay 2First Nations Community Maskwacis Elders Mentoring & Father Study - Dr. Richard OsterInjury Prevention Campaign - Patti Starkinjurypreventioncentre.ca/campaigns/poison-prevention.php
Healthy Conversation Skills - Dr. Megan Jarman and Maira Quintanilha
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Alberta CAPC CPNP Fall 2017 – Face to Face Conference October 2 & 3rd, 2017 Fantasyland Hotel
AGENDA Monday, October 2, 2017 7:30 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area 8:00 am Registration Opens 8:30 am Welcome & Open Spaces Discussion/Knowledge Sharing (Facilitated Conversations Hosted by Diana Joseph and Cheryl Stetsko Mayne) 9:30 a.m. Analysis Grid for Healthy Environments Pre and Post Pregnancy (Dr. Kim Raine, ENRICH, University of Alberta) 10:30 am Break; Analysis Grid session continued 12:30 pm-1:15 pm Lunch Buffet provided 1:15 pm Knowledge Translation and Evaluation Session (Nira Lalji, Policy Analyst, Public Health Capacity and Knowledge Management Division) 3:15 pm Break 3:30 pm Simple Connections, Stronger Families (Mae Kroeis and Lorelee Marin, Alberta Health Services) 4:30 p.m. Adjourn 6:00 p.m. (Optional: Group Dinner & Activity) Tuesday, October 3, 2017 7:30 am Breakfast Buffet in Conference Meeting area 8:30 am Welcome, Registration, Networking 8:45 am First Nations Community Maskwacis - Elders Mentoring Program and Father Study (Dr. Richard Oster, University of Alberta) 10:15 am Break 10:30 am Injury Prevention Campaigns (Patti Stark, Injury Prevention Centre 11:00 am Open Spaces Discussion/Knowledge Sharing (Facilitated Conversations) 11:30pm-12:30 pm Lunch Buffet provided 12:30 pm Healthy Conversation Skills (Megan Jarman and Maira Quintanilha, University of Alberta) 3:30 p.m. Adjourn…. Safe Travels! |