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United We Stand. . .
Putting the Pieces Together
(10th Annual Interpersonal Violence Conference)
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This one-day event will help service providers to expand their knowledge and have a
better understanding of the dynamics of interpersonal violence.
Our goal is to provide quality, local training on family violence issues for participants
from the Upstate target population.
Ultimately, the desired outcome would be to increase community safety and offender
accountability. We would like to reduce the number of domestic violence, child abuse,
and sexual assault/abuse victims in our community through increased collaboration,
understanding and communication among those organizations that assist victims.
In addition, there will be exhibits from organizations, vendors of interest, etc., and the
opportunity of networking with other service providers.
TOPICS AND OBJECTIVES
Keynote Presentation:
Mock Court Hearing with Expert Witness
Review the process of court hearings
1. We the Jury: Case Study of Three Child
Predators: Describe the effectiveness of
teamwork on prosecuting child predators
(Parts I, II)
Featured Speaker
Barry J. Barnette, JD
Seventh Judicial Circuit Solicitor
State of South Carolina
Friday, October 3, 2014
8:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Registration: 8:30 a.m.
Program: 9:00 a.m.
Sponsors
Friday, October 3, 2014
8:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Registration: 8:30a.m.
Program begins: 9:00 a.m.
United We Stand . . .
Putting the Pieces Together
(10th Annual Interpersonal Violence Conference)
Corporate Education
P. O. Box 4848
Spartanburg, SC 29305-4848
Marriott Spartanburg @ Renaissance Park
299 North Church St.
Spartanburg, South Carolina 29306
Children’s Advocacy Center
SAFE Homes-Rape Crisis Coalition
7th Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office
South Carolina Legal Services
Spartanburg County Department of Social Services
Spartanburg County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council
Spartanburg Public Safety Department
Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System
Spartanburg County Schools
2. All in A Day’s Work: Protecting Yourself
in the Face of Trauma: Discuss personal
and organizational efforts that serve as
protective factors for law enforcement
officers
3. Realize, Recognize, Respond: Adopting
a Trauma Informed Approach: Discuss the
use of trauma informed approach during in
the interaction with the victims
4. Is It Abuse?: Describe the signs,
symptoms and evaluation of physical
abuse in children
5. The Church’s Response to Domestic
Violence: Discuss the response of the faith
community to domestic violence
(Repeated x1)
6. Dating Violence in the Schools: Discuss
the role of the school resource officer and
the prosecutor’s point of view
7. Images as Evidence: Identify trends in
case presentation, imaging technology and
file storage ADVANCED
8. Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault in
the LGBTQ community: Identify the
realities and barriers for marginalized
victims of DV and SA
9. Campus Sexual Violence Prevention &
Response: Describe sexual violence
primary prevention and response standards
schools must adopt (Repeated x1)
10. Interviewing & Interrogation: Detect
when a witness, victim or suspect is not
telling the truth
ADVANCED
11. Cyberbullying & Sexting: The New
Social Media: Discuss the emotional and
lifelong consequences of cyberbullying and
sexting
12. Early Violence: A Lifetime of Impact:
Discuss the long term effects on childhood
violence ADVANCED
13. Child Abuse Cases: How to Build
Corroboration: Discuss evidence in making
the legal case a success
(Repeated x1)
14. Judicial Ethics: Discuss tools to assist
in ethical decision-making
15. Domestic Violence: Obsessive Love to
Murder: Examine interactions between
offender and victim, leading from jealousy,
to obsession, to anger, to rage and
murder (Parts I, II)
16. Latinos in SC: The Dynamics of
Immigration, Culture & Sexual Assault:
Discuss the reactions and treatment of
sexual assault within the Latino culture and
immigration laws
17. Transforming Trauma Through
Storytelling & Energy Therapy: Discuss
new energy psychology skills and how to
integrate those skills with therapeutic
storytelling
(Parts I, II) ADVANCED
18. Intervention: Makes a Difference:
Describe the survival, interventions and
recovery from being bullied and sexually
harassed in school
19. Violence by Design: A Fascinating
Look Into the World of Synthetic Drugs:
Discuss the side effects and possible link
of synthetic drugs to violence
20. Screening, Brief Intervention,
Interviewing & Referral to Treatment:
Discuss the process of SBIRT in the
management of mental illness and drug
use
21. Injury Identification
Examine the implications of
different types of injury patterns
22. Bipolar ,Schizophrenia and Borderline:
Discuss differential diagnoses of bipolar,
schizophrenia and borderline
23. Human Trafficking: Discuss SC and
the federal human trafficking law
24.Collaborative Community Response:
Discuss tools used in the reduction of
domestic violence in your community
25. Compassion Fatigue: Discuss the
provider’s guide in avoiding burnout
26. The Grooming Process: Building Trust
with Children and Their Families: Describe
how sex offenders manipulate children and
their families to gain their trust
TARGET AUDIENCE
Nurses: Emergency Department, Women and Children Health Services, Healthcare
Management and School Nurses
Social Workers, Therapists, EMS, Physicians, Law Enforcement Officers, Judges,
Attorneys, Social Services and Legal Personnel
Agencies: DHEC, DSS, Mental Health, SADAC, Schools, and Colleges
CE CREDITS
You must attend 90% of each educational offering and breakout session in order to
receive CE credit. Certificate of attendance must be obtained at the conclusion of the
offering. No partial credit will be given.
Nurses: This educational activity has been awarded 6.0 contact hours. Spartanburg
Regional Corporate Education is an approved provider of continuing education by the
South Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses
Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Social Workers: This program has been approved by the South Carolina Board of Social
Work Examiners for 6.0 hours of continuing education.
Therapists: This program has been approved for 6.0 hours of continuing education by
Spartanburg Regional Corporate Education under its accreditation by the state of South
Carolina Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, Marital and Family
Therapists, and Psychological Educational Specialists.
Law Enforcement Officers: We have applied to SC Criminal Justice Academy for CLEE
(Continuing Law Enforcement Education), and anticipate approval.
Judges: We have applied to SC Court Administration for judicial training hours and
anticipate approval.
Attorneys: We have applied to SC Supreme Court Commission on CLE and
Specialization for attorney training hours and anticipate approval.
VSPs: We have applied to OVSEC for victim service professional training hours, and
anticipate approval.
Others: This program provides 6.0 hours of continuing education.
“CE approval by ANCC, SCNA, or SRHS does not imply approval or endorsement of any
product.”
The speakers and advisory committee for this conference have disclosed that they do not
have relevant financial relationships with commercial interests and do not anticipate
discussing unlabeled uses of any commercial products or any investigational products.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Content Information, call Marlene Evans or Jennifer O’Shields at (864) 583-9803.
Registration/Directions,
call
Regina
Jennings
at
(864)
560-6746
or
rjennings2@srhs.com or Nelda M. Hope: (864) 560-6265 or nhope@srhs.com
ADA
If you need any of the auxiliary aids or services identified in the Americans with
Disabilities Act in order to participate in this program, call SRHS Corporate Education at
(864) 560-6746 by September 19.
For additional comfort, please bring a sweater or jacket.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Children’s Advocacy Center
Emily Miller
Domestic Violence Coordinating
Council
Peggy Hamrick
SAFE Homes-Rape Crisis Coalition
Lynn Hawkins, Marlene Evans,
Jennifer O’Shields
7th Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Brittany Scott
SC Legal Services
Joy Campbell
Kim A. Fowler
Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office
Donna Phillips
Spartanburg County Department of Social
Services
Angela Robinson
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System
Linda Prince, Carey Rothschild, Kelli
Clune, Nelda M. Hope
Spartanburg Public Safety Department
Joyce Lipscomb
Spartanburg County Schools
Ruth Schoonover
In response to requests from previous participants, we have added a few advanced
courses this year. These courses are marked "Advanced", but are open to all who wish
to attend them.
Conference materials will be available ONLINE:
Please visit:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tqx8ekxld3eedm5/Thank%20you%20for%20visiting
%20our%20IPV%20Conference%202014%20DROPBOX.docx?n=175416892
by September 26, 2014 for workshop presentations and outlines
SPEAKERS
7th Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s
Office
Barry Barnette, JD, BA
Solicitor
Brittany Scott, JD
Asst. Solicitor
Susan Reese, JD
Asst. Solicitor, Team Leader for
Crimes Against Children &
Women
Spartanburg, SC
Self-Employed
Heidi Anderson,
Victim Services Consultant
Greenville, SC
Spartanburg Regional
Healthcare System
Kelli Clune, BSN, RN,
BCEN, SANE-A, Pediatric
SANE
Coordinator Forensic
Nursing Program
Vanessa Thompson,
PMHNP-GNP-BC
Director, Behavioral Health
Services
Rev, Carson Rogerson, III,
M.Div., APC BCC, ACPE
Supervisor, Director,
Chaplaincy and Pastoral
Education
Cornerstone Baptist Church SC Coalition Against DV
Rev. Charles J. Jackson III,
and SA
D.Min., M.Div., BA
Nancy Duke
Pastor, Spartanburg, SC
Program Service Coordinator
Columbia, SC
Spartanburg County Sheriff’s SC Dept. of Juvenile
Office
Justice
Nicki Cantrell, BS
Kelli Scurry, LMSW
Detective/Sr. Investigator
Trauma Initiative and
Ashley, Harris, BS, MA
Training Coordinator
Lieutenant, Chief Chemist
SC Department of Juvenile
Margaret Greer, Master Deputy Justice, Columbia, SC
SLED
SC Victim Assistance
Michael Prodan, BS
Network
Captain
Patricia Ravenhorst, MA, JD
SAC Behavioral Science Unit,
Director, Immigrant Victim
Columbia, SC
Program, Greenville, SC
SC Attorney General’s Office PASOs
James G. Bogle, Jr., JD
Julie Smithwick, LMSW
Senior Assistant Attorney
Executive Director
General
West Columbia, SC
SC Chapter International
Atlantic Supply
Association for Identification Barbara Cleland
George D. Potash
Office Manager
Vice President
Greenville, SC
Patrolman/CSI, Columbia, SC
Children’s Advocacy
Center
Tabitha Weber, MSW, LISWCP
Clinical Director/Forensic
Evaluator
Spartanburg, SC
USC Upstate
Lynn McMillan, PhD , MSW,
LISW-CP
Faculty, Child Advocacy
Studies
Spartanburg, SC
NAMI, SC
Fred Riddle
Director of Crisis Intervention
Columbia, SC
National Sexual Violence
Resource Center
Donna Greco, MSW
Training & Technical
Assistance Director
Enola, PA
Greenville Health System
Nancy Henderson, MD
Director Division Forensic
Pediatrics
Registration Form
An Interpersonal Violence Conference
Friday, October 3, 2014
Please print clearly. One name per form
__ Nurse __ SW __ LPC __EMS __ Minister/Chaplain __ VSP
__ Physician __Judge __ Attorney __ Law Enforcement Officer
__ Other _______________
Name: ___________________________________________
Mailing Address: ___________________________________
City / State / Zip: ___________________________________
Employer: ________________________________________
Email address: Please PRINT clearly
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Daytime Telephone: ________________________________
Special Needs (specify): ____________________________
I will attend the following: (Please mark one session per time slot)
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Session II, 11:00 am ___I ___J ___K ___L ___M ___N ___O ___P
Session III, 1:30 pm ___A ___B ___C ___D ___E ___F ___G ___H
Session IV, 2:45 pm ___I ___J ___K ___L ___M ___N ___O ___P
On-line registration:
Registration Fees: Please mark the correct fee.
Awakening Energies, LLC
Mary W. Underwood, LISWCP, DCEP
Spartanburg, SC
SC Legal Services
Joy Campbell, BS
DV Paralegal
Spartanburg, SC
LOCATION
Marriott Spartanburg @ Renaissance Park, 299 North Church St., Spartanburg, SC 29306
Phone (864) 596-1211. If you need an overnight room, please mention and ask for Spartanburg
Regional corporate rate (depends on room availability).
DIRECTIONS
From Greenville on I-85 North, take Exit 72 (US 585/176). This will change to Pine St. You will
turn right on Daniel Morgan Ave., on the 5 th traffic light Travel about ½ block and the hotel is on
your left.
From Charlotte on I-85 South, take exit 5-A (US 585/176). Follow the above directions to the
hotel.
From I-26 (east from Asheville or west from Columbia), exit 19B to Business 85 going north.
Then take (US 176/585) and follow the above directions to the hotel.
PARKING
- Hotel Parking: Go through the main entrance and there will be signs to direct you to the parking
area in the basement. There are 300+ parking spaces, Levels I & II
- City Garage Parking: The parking garage is behind “The George” on St. John St. and adjacent to
the Chapman Cultural Center. There is a sidewalk leading to the rear of Marriott.
REGISTRATION FEES
Fee includes light continental breakfast, handout materials, refreshments, lunch and certificate of
attendance. Deadline for registration is September 19, 2014. No refunds will be made. Substitutions
are accepted and encouraged. No confirmation will be sent but you may call (864) 560-6746.
On-line Registration: http://tinyurl.com/2014FamilyViolence
___$100.00
___$50.00 For Undergraduate, Full-time students (Limited spots available)
___$25.00 Additional fee after September 19, 2014
Limited numbers of scholarships are available. Please contact
Marlene Evans at (864) 583-9803 for more information.
PAYMENT METHOD:
A.___Check - amount enclosed:
$__________
B.___State/ Agency Voucher
$__________
C.___SRHS ITR –Interdepartmental Transfer of Funds
Please send original copy
D.___Visa ___MasterCard ___Discover ___AMEX $__________
Account #: _____________________________________
Security Code:__________ Expiration Date ________
Signature__________________________________________________
NOTE: If requesting a state voucher or employer check, please send registration
form prior to the deadline along with a copy of voucher or check request to ensure
a spot in the program. You may mail or fax it to us at 864-560-7440.
We cannot accept registrations without payment or guarantee of payment.
PLEASE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Spartanburg Medical
and mail with completed registration to:
SRHS Corporate Education
PO Box 4848
Spartanburg, SC 29305-4848
For Credit card payment: Completed registration form can be faxed to
(864) 560-7440