NIEAPA 34TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The Stonegate Conference Center
Hoffman Estates, IL
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For information about the NIEAPA 34th Annual Conference, please contact Conference Chair Katie McGuine, kmcguine@edward.org, or Co-Chair Scott Cullen-Benson, s.cullen-benson@aa.com
NIEAPA thanks the Exhibitors and Sponsors of the 2011 Conference. We hope you will join them this year. 2012 Conference Sponsorship Opportunities are Available Now!
There are various ways in which your organization can participate:
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Exhibit at the Conference
- Advertise in the Conference Book
- Become a Food Sponsor
- Donate a Self-Care Door Prize
For information about exhibiting and/or sponsorship, please contact Sponsorship Co-chairs Maureen Sullivan-Collins at maureen.collins@advocatehealth.com or George Terzakis at gterzakis@jfychicago.org.
Click here for the 2012 Exhibitor & Sponsorship Form
2011 Conference Presentations and Handouts
Creating
a Culture of Health: The Role of the EAP
John Burke, Burke Consulting, Empathia, and Rich Paul
Performance Solutions/ValueOptions, Morrisville, NC
Integrated
Treatment: A Recipe for Success
Paige Bottom and Jocelyn Penner
La Paloma Treatment Center Memphis, TN
Implementing
Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention in your EAP
Alcohol Use Disorder
Identification Test (AUDIT/AUDIT-C)
Screening, Brief Intervention,
& Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)
Eric Goplerud and Tracy McPherson
Center for Integrated Behavioral Health Policy/George Washington University,
Washington, DC
Recognizing
Patterns of Thought When
Counseling Older Workers
Donald C. Strauss and Diane B. Burman
The RetireRight Center, Chicago, IL
Direct quotes received from the follow-up survey
about NIEAPA Conference 2011:
"Love this conference. I don't see a need to change a thing!"
"The educational topics were varied and all useful. Good speakers that were knowledgeable."
"Great work by the organizers. Good topics, and many speakers were very good."
"There seemed to be more time to network which I greatly enjoyed. Thanks for a job well done!"
"Really well done conference!"
"While I go to network primarily, strong clinical presentations, such as the addiction interaction disorder workshop this year, are a real asset."
"Fabulous conference--I wouldn't change a thing. The quality of the speakers, food & venue was superb!!!
This was my first time attending your conference and I would definitely attend again. A job well done!!"
"I really thought the subject matters of the workshops were great."
"I thought the Conference was well organized from start to finish and all the Programs were high quality."
