Nov 10 2018 Agenda
II. Welcome to ALL in attendance By Secretary.
Julie Tucker, LCMHC, President Uma Dorn, Ph.D., Vice President & EXEC Chair* Dennis Tucker, LCSW & GBAB Chair Gray Otis, LCMHC, Presidential Advisor Paul Callister, Past President* Ellen Behrens, Ph.D., ECGS Chair Sandi Williams. LMFT, PPAC Chair Trevor Earl, LCMHC, GBAB Chair Scott Carter, LCMHC, LPPC Chair
III. Secretary - Call to Ratify Notes from October
1. Education, Conference, & Graduate Student Committee (ECGS) Items for vote.ECGS Proposal #1 for Board Vote Seeking authorization for up to $600 to do 2 separate mailings: 1 mailing in November for Call for Papers/Save the Date and 1 mailing in January for Conference Registration. We plan to do mailings to CMHCs first. If responses are low on either CMHC mailing, we would send to LCSWs Conference fees (Friday lunch included) $170 Member (Full Conference) $115 Member (Half Conference) $205 Non-Member (Full Conference) $150 Non-Member (Half Conference) $95 students Presenters Free Early Bird will be $30 less than each above noted fee and will expire 45 days prior to conference. ECGS Proposal #2 for Board Vote ECGS proposes that that the ECGS be reconfigured into 2 distinct committees: a Graduate Student Committee, with the mission of providing outreach, support, professional networking, and education for graduate counseling students, an Education and Conference Committee, with the mission of coordinating the Annual Conference and Fall Mini-Conference as well as any additional educational projects. Rationale: The ECGS has too large a mission, with too many competing projects to manage. By creating 2 distinct committees, the work load becomes more manageable and targeted for each committee. Ellen Behrens nominates Paul Callister to chair the Graduate Student Committee. Ellen Behrens would like to continue as the chair of the Education and Conference Committee. There are sufficient graduate student members to populate the new Graduate Student committee as well as sufficient members to populate an Education and Conference Committee. Updates about the Annual Conference Date: March 15-16 Location: University of Utah (specific location TBD; Dr. Dorn is helping with arrangements) Lunch included in fee and provided on site 150 attendees anticipated A newly revised Call for Proposals is posted on the website. Proposals will be due by 1/15/2019 Plan for at least 4 sessions per time slot. Gray Otis will be our keynote speaker. In addition to the proposals submitted online, the committee will invite experts to present on salient counseling topics such as professional counseling identity; counseling ethics; suicide training; clinical training sessions (e.g., EFT). For each session, there will be at least 1 licensed mental health therapist presenter. We plan to email a Call for Proposals/Save the Date announcement to the dopl list ASAP We plan to email a registration announcement in January to the dopl list Suggestions from Board. General Board & Advisory Board Committee (GBAB) New Projects: Welcome Email to new members for PRMM: Third email sent to new members from UMHCA Update from counseling world. Content to be updated every three months What needs do other committee's have of GBAB? Routine requests: (Please submit with dates needed so so all assignments can be appropriately scheduled) One time only requests: PRMM committee to aid GBAB with: Modeling our website use of templates Ongoing quest for pertinent topics to mental health world: Insurance billing: Did you know ... that the standard clinical hour is now 45 minutes? Couples Counseling: Did you know ... that you could bill if done appropriately? Updated CPT Codes: Did you know ... current and updated codes exist that? Update of progress: PRMM committee requested tasks: mission statement, which is: "GBAB The eyes and ears of UMHCA- Keeping a finger on the pulse of the mental health community." Committee summary, which is: "The GBAB committee serves to keep mental health professionals apprised on developing situations in the mental health world. Why is this information important? As mental health professionals, we need to know what affects our community. From there, we can make influential moves on a local level. The GBAB committee is the eyes and ears of UMCHA, keeping a finger on the pulse of the information that impacts our career. Be the one to discover vital information UMCHA focuses on next. Be a local influencer. Take your career into your own hands." 3 to 5 bullet points on latest and greatest, which are: * GBAB has created a blog of hot topics found from the latest and greatest in the mental health world * To our best ability we seek to include all perspectives of blog related hot topics * The hottest hot topic this month is: The Opioid Crisis. * The hottest hot topic article this month is The Myth of What’s Driving the Opioid Crisis . See it in the blog! "Hot Topics", updated and posted monthly on Web page, with newest posted first and oldest last. Send submissions to Dennis Tucker, LCSW Items for vote Motion: Survey of UMCHA membership to aid our hot topic pursuit Suggestions from Board. Professional Partnership & Associate Partnership Committee (PPAC) New Projects. Update of progress. Items for vote. Suggestions from Board.
1. Education, Conference, & Graduate Student Committee (ECGS)
ECGS Proposal #2 for Board Vote
(1)(B)(xi) The Committee on Model Utah Civil Jury Instructions shall consist of two district court judges, four lawyers who primarily represent plaintiffs, four lawyers who primarily represent defendants, and one person skilled in linguistics or communication.
VI. Order of Business to be Reported & Submitted for Vote
VII. Changes to be done to the Bylaws for vote for next month.
VIII. Other Potential UMHCA Issues
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