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  • 7/30/2019 2013 Let's Get Better Together Conference CFP - Workshops!

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    Workshop topics may

    include, but are not limited

    to: prevention, early

    intervention, clinical

    interventions, peer

    support, family support,

    health promotion, the

    coming out process, mental

    illness stigma, trauma-

    informed care and suicideprevention.

    Proposals can also address

    the intersections between

    behavioral health and

    other areas including, but

    not limited to: LGBT elders

    and aging, using art

    therapeutically, safer-sex

    practices, race and

    ethnicity, ability, medical

    needs, tribal communities,

    educational institutions,

    the legal system and the

    criminal justice system.

    Workshops do not have to

    focus on all LGBTQ

    communities, but can focus

    on individual communities

    (for example, integrative

    health for individuals who

    identify as transgender or

    peer support for gay men,

    etc.).

    Please keep in mind that

    the Lets Get Better

    Together Conference is

    statewide, and proposals

    should therefore discuss

    how the presenters plan to

    be inclusive about reaching

    participants from all areas

    in Arizona.

    CALL FOR 2013WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

    THE LGBTQ BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COALITION OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA and THE

    LGBT CONSORTIUM invite workshop and presentation proposals for the 2nd AnnualStatewide LGBTQ Behavioral Health Conference. Lets GetBetter Together: a Quality

    Look at Behavioral Health System of Care in Arizona will be held April 5, 2013, in Tucson.

    The theme of the 2013 Lets Get Better Together Conference is INTEGRATING BEST

    PRACTICES.

    The Conference Committee invites workshop or presentation proposals that address the

    integration of clinical Best Practices into the behavioral health care of adults and

    children who identify in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning,Intersex, Asexual or Two-Spirit populations. Proposals may discuss already-established

    Best Practices that work well in improving LGBTQ lives and/or promising new

    practices that are emerging.

    The Conference Committee is also particularly interested in proposals that address

    integrated health (primary and behavioral health care) for LGBTQ individuals. What

    does integrated health care look like for LGBTQ individuals?

    LOGISTICS

    Workshops are a hands-on experience in which the facilitators will teach the

    participants something they can translate into their day-to-day work.

    Presenters can also propose a panel discussion around Integrating Best Practices. The

    panel stillmustengage participants in such a way that they can bring information back

    to their day-to-day work.

    Each workshop will be 1.5 hours in length. Workshops should not exceed more than two

    facilitators. Panel discussions should not exceed four presenters.

    SUBMITTED PROPOSALS:

    Will indicate presentation and/or workshop objective Will be no more than 500 words Will include the name, title of proposal, university or agency affiliation (if

    applicable), mailing address and e-mail address of each presenter Will include a short, 250-word bio on each presenter Will explain how the presenters will engage participants and how the

    presentation will not rely solely on Power Point or similar presentation

    modalities

    DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF WORKSHOP PROPOSALS: JANUARY 11, 2013

    PLEASE SUBMIT PROPOSALS (OR QUESTIONS) TO:LAURYN.BIANCO@CPSA-

    RBHA.ORG