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Conferences
AlterMed
Research Foundation -Complementary and Alternative Medicine
(or
Integrative Medicine) Research and Education
Colorado
Integrative Medicine
Conference (cIMc 2009): Focus on Mind-Body Medicine
Table of Contents:
To register, there are several
ways.
Best way to register: Register online via
Visa/Master Card
To register by mail,
fill out the registration form from the brochure
and send along your check to:
AlterMed Research Foundation
1342 Jayhawk Dr. Suite 200
Ft. Collins, CO 80524
To
register by phone - call (970)310-3030
About the Conference
Please join
us at this CME
conference to improve patient care and self care. Two-thirds
of
Americans use
complementary and alternative medicine, a $42B market.
Learn science
and clinical application to manage stress and trauma healing
via
evidence-based mind-body therapies and self care/self-regulation.
Dates: July 17,
2009 (Friday afternoon) to July 19, 2009 (Sunday
afternoon)
Location: WGR (Walter G. Reusch) Auditorium
at the YMCA of the Rockies at Estes Park, Colorado, frequented by
250,000 visitors annually. Address: 2515 Tunnel Road, Estes
Park,
CO
Conference Check-in Time:
July 17, 2009 from 4pm to 6pm. Keynote starts at 7pm.
Educational Credits:
- CME:
The University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine is accredited by
the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine
designates
this educational activity for a maximum of 15.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity.
- CECH:
The National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. has
approved 16 CECH Category 1 Credits (Category I Continuing
Education Contact Hours in health education). Participants
will
receive credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in
this activity.
Keynote
Speaker:
James S.
Gordon, MD,
Founder and Director of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine,
Clinical Professor, Departments of Psychiatry and Family Medicine,
Georgetown University
School of Medicine, Chairman of the White House Commission on
Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy (2000-2002), Washington, D.C.
Other Faculty/Speakers
include*:
- Sona
Dimidjian, PhD, Assistant
Professor of the Department of Psychology at the University of Colorado
at Boulder, CO
- Judy A.
Green, PhD,
Biofeedback Therapist at Health Psychology Services, LLC., Emeritus
Professor at Aims College in Greeley, Pioneer of Clinical Biofeedback
Therapy, Golden, CO
- Lisa
Kaley-Isley, PhD, RYT, Chief of Psychology and
Co-Director of the Integrative Health Clinic, The Children's Hospital,
Aurora, CO
- Jim Knipe, PhD, EMDR
International Association Approved Instructor, Private Practice,
Boulder, CO
- James H.
Lake, MD,
Board Certified Psychiatrist, Chairman of the APA Caucus on
Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Mental Health Care,
Monterey, CA
- Bennett
Leslie, PsyD, Psychologist at the Center for
Integrative Medicine at the University of Colorado Hospital, Aurora, CO
- Lee
Lipsenthal, MD, Founder and Director of the
"Finding Balance in a Medical Life"
Program and past President of the American Board of Holistic Medicine,
Sausalito, CA
- Rollin
McCraty, PhD, Executive VP and Director of
Research at the Institute of HeartMath, Boulder Creek, CA
- David Rakel,
MD, Medical
Director, WW Integrative Medicine, University of
Wisconsin
School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, WI
- Scott
Shannon, MD, Author
of Please
Do Not Label My Child; Editor of Handbook of Complementary and
Alternative Therapies in Mental Health; Assistant Clinical Professor,
Department of Psychiatry, University of Colorado Denver School of
Medicine; Board
Certified in General and Child/Adolescent Psychiatry; past President of
the American
Holistic Medical Association, Ft. Collins, CO
- Marianne
Wamboldt, MD, RYT,
The Cannon Y. and Lyndia K. Harvey Chair of Child and
Adolescent
Psychiatry and Chair of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the
Children's Hospital; Professor and Vice Chair, Department of
Psychiatry, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine, Aurora, CO
Topics*
and
Syllabus*:
- Mind-Body
medicine is Heart of All Healthcare (Gordon)
- Finding Balance in Health Care
(Lipsenthal)
- The
Ecology of the Mind: An Overview of the Power of Our Mind in Physical
Health (Shannon)
- The
Healer Within (Rakel)
- The
Science of Connection (Lipsenthal)
- Trauma
and Transformation: Getting Unstuck and Taking the Healing Journey
(Gordon)
- Guided
Imagery Talk and Workshop (Rakel)
- Qi
Gong in Mental Healthcare (Lake)
- Acceptance
and Commitment Therapy Talk and Introduction Workshop (Leslie)
- Eye-Movement
Desensitization and Reprocessing Overview; Research Support, Cautions,
and Application Video (Knipe)
- Biofeedback
Therapy (Green)
- The
Relationship between Heart-Brain Dynamics, Positive Emotions,
Coherence, Optimal Health and Cognitive Function (McCraty)
- The
Role of Spirituality and Religion on Mental Health (Lake)
- Biofeedback
Therapy Workshop (Green)
- Mindfulness
and Radical Acceptance in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (Dimidjian)
- Yoga
Therapy for Pain, Fatigue, and Anxiety (Wamboldt, Kaley-Isley)
- Practical
Heart-Based Coherence Building Tools and Technologies for Improving
Patient Outcomes (McCraty)
- The
clinical Application of Meditation for Mental Health (Dimidjian)
Hosted by:
AlterMed
Research
Foundation
Target Audience:
- Physicians
- Nurses, and Allied
Health Professionals
- Mental Health Counselors
(psychologists, social workers, master level therapists, etc)
- Complementary and Alternative
Medicine Professionals
- General Public
- Residents, Fellows, and
Full-time Students
Conference
Objectives*:
- Describe the scope
of mind-body medicine and its clinical applications in treatment and
prevention.
- Discuss the evidence-base for
mind-body medicine.
- Outline the rationale/physiology
involved in mind-body self-regulation
- List five health benefits of
improved self-regulation.
- Demonstrate selection of
appropriate evidenced-based mind-body medicine treatment
choices for patients.
Course
Development Committee:
- Scott
Shannon, MD,
cIMc Course Director and Faculty,
Integrative Pediatric Psychiatrist
and past President of the American Holistic Medical Association
- Margaret
Chesney, PhD,
Professor in the Department of Medicine and the First
Associate
Director at the University of Maryland Center for Integrative
Medicine, Former Deputy Director of the NIH National Center for
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
- Lisa Corbin,
MD, FACP, Medical Director of the
Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Colorado Hospital,
Associate
Professor, Department of General Internal Medicine at the University of
Colorado Denver School of Medicine
- Kerri
Diamant,
Founder and Executive Director of AlterMed Research Foundation
- Kathleen
Jones, MA,
Lifestyle Medicine Faculty, Fort Collins Family Medicine
Residency Program, Poudre Valley Health System
Tuition*
- Physicians
- $350
- Nurses
and Allied Health Professionals - $270
- General
Public - $225
- Residents,
Fellows, and Full-time Students (with letter for
verification) - $200
Tuition Cancellation
Policy*:
Cancellation
in-writing received (postmarked) before 6/17/09 will get full refunds
minus $100
processing fee. No refunds (postmarked) after 6/17/09.
Paid registration may be transferred to your alternate
attendee if written request is confirmed by July 10, 2009.
On
Accommodations, July 17-19
is a
very popular weekend at Estes Park. Quite a
few events are happening
then: horse show, string quartet/concert, craft show, etc. We have run
out of
our blocked rooms at YMCA for
cIMc. You and your
family/friends/colleagues are encouraged to book lodging if
you have not
already.
To
see if there are still vacancies at YMCA lodging at Estes Park, you can
try http://www.ymcarockies.org or call
970-586-3341 x1010 Please mention that you are with Group
85608, July cIMc
Off-site alternate
lodging is
listed below:
Roadway Inn, 1-800-458-1182, mention July
cIMc mind-body conference to get
blocked room(s)
For Estes Park Convention
Visitors' Bureau, click HERE or call
1-800-44-ESTES for other lodging possibilities or information.
For shuttle info from Denver
International Airport (DIA), please check out http://www.estesparkshuttle.com
or call (970)586-5151. Please allow 2 hours of driving time
from DIA to YMCA of the Rockies, Estes Park.
For transportation within Estes
Park , click HERE
For Estes Park Activities,
click HERE
Directions to YMCA of the Rockies
Map
for driving from the Denver International Airport
Map
for finding the Walter G. Reusch Auditorium (Marker #34)
at YMCA of the Rockies Estes Park Center for conference
registration (West entrance).
Exhibit
Hours (free to non-conference attendees also, $10 per day parking fee
for non-YMCA lodging guests): 10am -6pm
7/18/09 and 10am -4pm 7/19/09
Sponsors Acknowledgment
Select
Sponsor
In Commemoration of John Yu-Ping and Pauline Chi-Ping Lee
Major Sponsors
Linda
and Steve Kommrusch
Open Sky Wilderness Therapy http://www.openskywilderness.com
Conference
Flyer
*AlterMed
reserves the right to change cIMc program content and faculty at any
time.
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