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X-WR-CALDESC:25th Annual Building Strong Families Conference Agenda Virtual
  Conference\nhosted from the Region 17 ESC\nThursday\, October 22\, 2020\n
 \n8:30-9:00\nEntertainment Celebrating the Diversity of Families and exhib
 itors\nWelcome & Announcements\n\n9:00 - 9:45\nOpening Keynote: - AJ McCle
 od & Youth Panel\nLet’s Chat! Community Impact on Our Youth\nIn this sessi
 on\, we will discuss how a child’s environment can have a negative or posi
 tive impact in their life. We will explore how our youth feel about the co
 mmunity in which they live\, along with how having a healthy home environm
 ent can influence the trajectory of where they go in the future. We will d
 iscuss the “school-to-prison pipeline” for students who come from some env
 ironments that are unhealthy and not what we call “up to standard”. We wil
 l also explore how having positive mentors who give high expectations may 
 change a students’ and parents’ thought process and how they can help stud
 ents achieve more in life.\n\n9:50-10:35\nAlicia Holligan\nThis IS My Monk
 ey…This IS My Circus: Parenting With Resiliency and Embracing the Challeng
 e\nI remember hearing the news of both my pregnancies like it was yesterda
 y. I purchased every book on what to expect DURING pregnancy\, BUT the boo
 k that I really needed… was the one on how to raise them to adulthood. Wel
 l\, there isn’t one! Did I say that was twenty-seven years ago? Oh\, how t
 imes and family systems have changed! In this session\, I will be very ope
 n and sometimes raw on the challenges that parenting brings AND share with
  you the many celebrations that come alongside embracing those challenges.
 \n\n10:45-11:30\nMarty Groves & David Fraze\nAll in the Modern Family: Par
 enting Across the Continuum\nWith adolescent behaviors emerging at pre-ado
 lescent ages in our children… Aging parents living much longer than any pr
 evious generation of adults who need our care… The face of family having m
 ore differing characteristics than just Mom\, Dad and the kids… The curren
 t generation of youth extending their presence in our homes beyond the tur
 ning of the tassel in high school and even college… We present and unpack 
 together tried-and-true strategies to assist parents in the continuum of p
 ost used-to-be “All In The Family”\, ever-evolving “Modern Family”\, and d
 ay-by-day family life of “This Is Us”.\n\n11:30-12:00 - Lunch On Your Own
 \n\n12:00-12:15\nExhibitors Display – Introduction of BSF Planning Committ
 ee Organizations & Services Provided to Parents in Our Community\n\n12:15-
 1:00\nChristine Neugebauer\, M.S.\, MT -BC\, LPC\nLunch Keynote: The Power
  of Music\nMusic as a therapeutic modality holds its origins since early h
 uman civilization and continues in our day and age. This presentation will
  overview the elements of music as an art form and its function in health 
 and healing from early childhood through older adulthood. Participants wil
 l learn practical ways to integrate music for personal well-being and soci
 al connection through demonstration and interactive musical experiences.\n
 \n1:05-1:50\nBrandon Clayton\nParenting: Seeing the Treasure in the Challe
 nge\nOur children are treasures not despite their challenges\, but oftenti
 mes because of them. In this session\, we will explore how we parents can 
 redefine our children’s challenges as treasures in transition. We will con
 sider the research and past experiences of some challenging children we’ve
  come to know and love.\n\n2:00-2:30\nDr. Lisa Ramirez\nClosing Keynote: D
 on’t Be a Loser--- Be a Learner!\nAs young parents teaching our children t
 o walk\, we celebrated the “baby steps”. We focused so little on the times
  our child fell because we had faith in the learning process. We understoo
 d that learning takes time and often requires failure. It is painful to wa
 tch those we love develop meaningful understanding in their own time and w
 ay. Come learn why it is important to celebrate every win and loss as a wa
 y to reframe the emotional challenge of loving our children as they naviga
 te the waters of making tough decisions.\n\n\nPlease remember to complete 
 your evaluation and turn it in. This helps the committee in planning for n
 ext year’s conference.\n\nThank you for attending the conference this year
 . It is the committee’s hope that you will walk away with new information 
 and tools to be able to celebrate with your children the family you are to
 gether.\n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:25th Annual Building Strong Families Conference Agenda Virtual 
 Conference\nhosted from the Region 17 ESC\nThursday\, October 22\, 2020\n
 \n8:30-9:00\nEntertainment Celebrating the Diversity of Families and exhib
 itors\nWelcome & Announcements\n\n9:00 - 9:45\nOpening Keynote: - AJ McCle
 od & Youth Panel\nLet’s Chat! Community Impact on Our Youth\nIn this sessi
 on\, we will discuss how a child’s environment can have a negative or posi
 tive impact in their life. We will explore how our youth feel about the co
 mmunity in which they live\, along with how having a healthy home environm
 ent can influence the trajectory of where they go in the future. We will d
 iscuss the “school-to-prison pipeline” for students who come from some env
 ironments that are unhealthy and not what we call “up to standard”. We wil
 l also explore how having positive mentors who give high expectations may 
 change a students’ and parents’ thought process and how they can help stud
 ents achieve more in life.\n\n9:50-10:35\nAlicia Holligan\nThis IS My Monk
 ey…This IS My Circus: Parenting With Resiliency and Embracing the Challeng
 e\nI remember hearing the news of both my pregnancies like it was yesterda
 y. I purchased every book on what to expect DURING pregnancy\, BUT the boo
 k that I really needed… was the one on how to raise them to adulthood. Wel
 l\, there isn’t one! Did I say that was twenty-seven years ago? Oh\, how t
 imes and family systems have changed! In this session\, I will be very ope
 n and sometimes raw on the challenges that parenting brings AND share with
  you the many celebrations that come alongside embracing those challenges.
 \n\n10:45-11:30\nMarty Groves & David Fraze\nAll in the Modern Family: Par
 enting Across the Continuum\nWith adolescent behaviors emerging at pre-ado
 lescent ages in our children… Aging parents living much longer than any pr
 evious generation of adults who need our care… The face of family having m
 ore differing characteristics than just Mom\, Dad and the kids… The curren
 t generation of youth extending their presence in our homes beyond the tur
 ning of the tassel in high school and even college… We present and unpack 
 together tried-and-true strategies to assist parents in the continuum of p
 ost used-to-be “All In The Family”\, ever-evolving “Modern Family”\, and d
 ay-by-day family life of “This Is Us”.\n\n11:30-12:00 - Lunch On Your Own
 \n\n12:00-12:15\nExhibitors Display – Introduction of BSF Planning Committ
 ee Organizations & Services Provided to Parents in Our Community\n\n12:15-
 1:00\nChristine Neugebauer\, M.S.\, MT -BC\, LPC\nLunch Keynote: The Power
  of Music\nMusic as a therapeutic modality holds its origins since early h
 uman civilization and continues in our day and age. This presentation will
  overview the elements of music as an art form and its function in health 
 and healing from early childhood through older adulthood. Participants wil
 l learn practical ways to integrate music for personal well-being and soci
 al connection through demonstration and interactive musical experiences.\n
 \n1:05-1:50\nBrandon Clayton\nParenting: Seeing the Treasure in the Challe
 nge\nOur children are treasures not despite their challenges\, but oftenti
 mes because of them. In this session\, we will explore how we parents can 
 redefine our children’s challenges as treasures in transition. We will con
 sider the research and past experiences of some challenging children we’ve
  come to know and love.\n\n2:00-2:30\nDr. Lisa Ramirez\nClosing Keynote: D
 on’t Be a Loser--- Be a Learner!\nAs young parents teaching our children t
 o walk\, we celebrated the “baby steps”. We focused so little on the times
  our child fell because we had faith in the learning process. We understoo
 d that learning takes time and often requires failure. It is painful to wa
 tch those we love develop meaningful understanding in their own time and w
 ay. Come learn why it is important to celebrate every win and loss as a wa
 y to reframe the emotional challenge of loving our children as they naviga
 te the waters of making tough decisions.\n\n\nPlease remember to complete 
 your evaluation and turn it in. This helps the committee in planning for n
 ext year’s conference.\n\nThank you for attending the conference this year
 . It is the committee’s hope that you will walk away with new information 
 and tools to be able to celebrate with your children the family you are to
 gether.\n\n\n
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LOCATION:https://www.ahecplains.com/upcoming-events
SUMMARY:Continuing Ed: 25th Annual Building Strong Families Conference
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