Awesome Information for Region 1!

Riveredge Hospital Summer Presentation

We are offering a 2-part series on Ethics which will satisfy the needed 3 hours for LCSW renewal in November. This series will explore current trends and concerns related to Ethics including questions raised by the use of internet and texting.

Ethics Part 1

Thursday July 28, 2011

12:00pm-1:30pm (lunch is provided)

Presenter: Wassim Moukahal, MA, MSW

Ethics Part 2

Thursday August 25, 2011

12:00pm-1:30pm (lunch is provided)

Presenter: Wassim Moukahal, MA, MSW

Wassim has master's degrees in psychology and social work. He has been providing assessment and treatment for sexually aberrant behaviors for nearly 20 years in residential, psychiatric and outpatient settings. He has facilitated trainings on how to assess and treat sexually aggressive and reactive children as well as topics related to domestic violence and ethics. In addition, Wassim has experience working in the penal system and is a skilled public speaker. He is currently a therapist in the Community Residential Program at Riveredge Hospital for adolescent males with a history of sexually problematic behaviors.

Pre-registration on-line is required for all presentations

Register online at www.riveredgehospital.com

Riveredge Annual Resource Fair

SAVE THE DATE!

5^th Annual Resource Fair

Thursday September 22, 2010

9am-3pm

* Over 50 information booths

* Networking opportunities

* Presentation by Todd Bergmann, Psy.D

Please visit our website for more information

www.riveredgehospital.com

Train the Trainer: Creating A Community-Specific Juvenile Justice Data Snapshot

Based on popular demand, Mariame Kaba (of Project NIA) will lead a ONE-TIME workshop for interested participants to help them to understand how to use juvenile justice data. Specifically, Project NIA has created two neighborhood-specific (North Lawndale and Rogers Park) data profiles over the past few months. These snapshots have been very well-received by community stakeholders. We have been asked to help other communities to create their own neighborhood juvenile justice data snapshots. While we don't have the capacity to fulfill all requests for assistance, we can share our technical expertise through a one-time train-the-trainer workshop with a limited group of interested individuals and organizations.

This workshop will only be offered once. Please do not register if you are not certain that you will attend. Because we do not plan to offer this workshop again, we want to make sure that those who attend are truly interested in learning how to understand and use juvenile justice data.

This workshop is co-sponsored with Building Communities, Ending Violence at Depaul University.

When: Noon to 5 pm
Where: Depaul University, Richardson Library, Dorothy Day Room (Room 400), 2350 North Kenmore Ave.
Cost: This workshop will be offered AT NO COST to participants. However we ask that you bring your OWN lunch and snacks.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION: PRE-REGISTRATION IS ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED. NO WALK-INs will be accepted. In addition, registration will be limited to 25 people. In order to register, you must let us know what police district(s) encompass your community/neighborhood. You can put in your address and find your district HERE.

You can register by completing THIS FORM. You must register by September 9th 2011 because it will take a few weeks for us to gather all of the necessary data from key juvenile justice stakeholders in time for the October 22nd workshop. We would like each workshop participant to leave on October 22nd with all of the information that they will need to write their own JJ data snapshot.

Those selected to attend the workshop will be informed of their acceptance by September 23rd 2011.

More Info Here: http://yrcregion1communitycouncil.blogspot.com/2011/07/upcoming-events-from-project-nia.html

Chicago Voyagers Guiding Youth On Their Journey

Chicago Voyagers (CV) is a non-for-profit organization that guides at-risk youth on their journey by providing outdoor environmental activities that offer developmental, life-changing experiences. We teach youth about relationships, responsibility, achievement, and community service through such activities as mountain biking, camping, skiing, canoeing, and hiking trips. Today's average elementary student spends more than six hours a day playing video games, watching television, or using a computer and research shows that outdoor experiences helps reduce negative stress, childhood obesity, and protects psychological well-being. Summer is a great time to schedule an outing for your youth groups and expose them to the outdoors, so please contact for Bernie Rupe at (847) 636-0422 or Bernie@chicagovoyagers.org and check out the website (www.chicagovoyagers.org) for more details on availability and their very reasonable costs. Chicago Voyagers is currently offering 20% discounts on their mountain and trail bike trips as well as 50% discounts for those groups interested in performing environmental service projects.

Man Up!: What Does That Even Mean?

What does it mean to be a real man? What do you think tough guy? Think you got what it takes to be a strong leader? Do you think it's your time to step up and be a hero? Well, let's spend the summer together tearing down the old walls and building new roads around the ideas of masculinity and power. Through riveting discussions, fun activities, and keeping good company, this 10 week group is sure to be a blast. This group serves male-, female-, and trans-identified youth 13-18 years old, interested in thinking critically about race, gender, and its affect on leadership development today. Please join us Mondays, starting July 11, 2011 through September 26, 2011 from 2-4 PM, in the Polk Bros. Foundation Youth Center. If interested please contact Russell Love-Mitchell at (773)472-6469 ext. 490, or email at rlove-mitchell@centeronhalsted.org.

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Get Your RAP Sheet Day!

The highest age group with arrests in the City of Chicago: 16

Total Number of Arrests: 25,000

Number of petitions filed: 1%

If all eligible youth petitioned to expunge their record, how many youth would visit the Chicago Police Department per day?

Make it count! Come out and get your RAP Sheet on July 27^th!

What: Get Your Rap Sheet

When: July 27th, 2011 at 11am

Where: Chicago Police Department

3510 S. Michigan, Chicago, IL 60653

Who: Youth (16-24 years) Eligible For Expungement of Juvenile Records

Sponsored by The Coalition for Juvenile Expungement Reform.

Organizations include: Enlace Chicago, Claretian Associates, Project NIA, Alianza Leadership Institute, Alliance of the Southeast, and DFSS.

More Info Here: http://yrcregion1communitycouncil.blogspot.com/2011/07/upcoming-events-from-project-nia.html

ACT Against Violence

"Raising Safe Kids"

Facilitator Training August 23-24, 2011

Will be held at:

Pillars

LaGrange Park Office

333 N. LaGrange Road

Suite One

LaGrange Park, IL 60526

8 to 4pm (both days)

Facilitator: Tamra Schwartz, LCSW

The Facilitator Training for ACT Against Violence was designed by the American Psychological Association (APA) to train childcare, social service, and mental health professionals to deliver the enhanced parent education curriculum called "Parents Raising Safe Kids". It is a national, research based violence prevention program designed to educate families and caregivers about ways to protect Flyer Available Here!

CAPS Teen Safe Driving

The 1^st Annual 011th District "Things That Every Teen Should Know About Driving" Presentation is scheduled for Wednesday, July 27, 2010 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The training will be held at Marshall High School, 3250 W. Adams.

The agenda includes the distribution of Road Safety materials as well as a short skit with a question and answer session on the topic "What To Do If You Get Stopped by the Police" presented by the 011^th District CAPS Office. Interactive activities simulating drunk and distracted driving will be provided by the Illinois State Police and AAA.

If you are interested in attending or have any questions, please feel free to contact the 11^th District CAPS office, at 312-746-9841. Attached to this letter is the Release of Liability for this event, please have your child bring the signed form with him/her on the day of the event.

Release of Liability Form: Liability Form

Between Friends Upcoming Events

Teen Movie Night

ENOUGH starring Jennifer Lopez (PG13)

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

4:30-7pm

At the Cambodian Association of Illinois

2831 W. Lawrence, Chicago

RSVP to Paul at 773-274-5232x18

All teens welcomed! Adults can join but are encouraged to bring at least one teen with them.

Teen Dating Violence Day of Action

Teens will learn about dating violence and take the lead on at least one project to educate others about dating violence by the end of the day!

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

10am-5pm

Loyola Park

Registration form attached.

Counseling and Support Services' Movie Night

July 27, August 3, August 10

5:30pm-7pm

Discussion group for domestic violence survivors based on the movie What's Love Got To Do With It?

Contact Jennifer at 773-274-5232x25 for more details.

SPANISH Realizing your Economic Action Plan (REAP) Group

Fridays, July 29^th to August 26^th

10am-Noon

Contact Jennifer at 773-274-5232x25 to enroll.

Finally, have you seen us in the media lately?? Here's one of the many articles written about the awareness raising efforts that we have been coordinating for this weekend's Pitchfork Music Festival: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/30/hardly-a-protest-advocacy_n_887930.html

If you are at the fest, check out our booth that we'll be sharing with other domestic violence, sexual assault and LGBTQ organizations! We'll also have a table at the CHIRP Record Fair at the fest!

Get Mental Health First Aid Certified!
July 19 & 20 at Community Counseling Centers of Chicago

4740 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640

Free two-day community mental health training. CEUs available. Register now!

www.c4chicago.org/MHFA

Youth Vocational Training

Date: August 15, 16, 17, 18 & 22, 23, 24, 25

Time: 12pm - 3pm

Where: Center on Halsted, 3656 N. Halsted St., Chicago, IL 60613

Ages: 17-21

Contact: Lynnea Karlic, Vocational Program Manager - lkarlic@centeronhalsted.org; 773.661.0954

About the program: We do a 30 hour employment readiness training for 20 youth. We talk about identity, what work means to you, look at what you value, work on personal and career goals, do a resume, learn how to fill out an application, job search and prepare for interviews. We also have opportunities to meet employers at a networking event and connect with potential mentors.

After the program: Once you complete the program you can meet with Meg, our Employment Specialist and get one to one attention in job search, interview help and connection to employers. Meg can work with you until you are 22.

Expectations and some basics of the program:

Awesome Information in Region 1

March for a Humane Budget

Friday, April 29, 2011

March begins at 4:00 PM at Chinese Mutual Aid Association -- 1016 W Argyle

Rally Gather at 4:30 PM, Starts at 4:45 PM Truman College - 1145 W Wilson

Let's take Action

● to protest devastating budget cuts on the state and federal levels

● to demonstrate the human impact of these cuts by highlighting services that will be affected

● to showcase the vitality and diversity of our community

● to preserve the safety net programs that improve people's lives

Elected officials will be invited to join us
and play a central role in the action as community allies

To RSVP or for more information, call Dalila: (773) 769-3232 x 14 www.onechicago.org



17th Annual JOB FAIR & CAREER DAY

Wright College
Thursday, April 28, 2011
10:00a.m. until 3:00p.m.
4300 N. Narragansett
Chicago, IL 60634
Events Building Atrium

*ADMISSION IS FREE
*OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
*PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE & RESUME REQUIRED
*BLUE JEANS AND GYM SHOES ARE NOT ALLOWED

Registered Companies (as of 4/25/11) include:

• A-Abiding Care
• Advance Auto Parts
• American Library Association
• Anchor Home Health Care Agency, Inc.
• Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County
• Eli's Cheesecake
• Family Health Network
• Farmers Insurance Group
• Federal Aviation Administration
• Franciscan Communities
• Goodwill Industries of Metropolitan Chicago
• Greater West Town Training Partnership
• Harmony Health Plan
• Hilton Worldwide
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Human Resources Development Institute
• Illinois Department of Employment Security
• Illinois Department of Human Services
• Illinois Department of Transportation
• Illinois State Police
• Levy Security Corporation
• Madison Wisconsin Police Department
• Mary Kay Cosmetics
• Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities
• Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
• Misericordia Home
• New Horizon Center for the Developmentally Disabled
• Newly Weds Foods
• Norwood Crossing
• Oberweis Dairy
• Paylessnow/Dealavue Corp.
• Petsmart
• Primerica, Inc.
• Procom Enterprises
• Pronto Connections
• RCN
• Resurrection Health Care
• RSA Medical
• SMS
• TCF Bank
• The Telemarketing Company (TTC)
• Trinity Services, Inc.
• UPS
• U.S. Army

For additional information please call the Wright College Career Planning and Placement Center, 773.481.8527


Professional Grant Development Workshop

Master the techniques of writing superior and winning proposals

Sponsored by: The Grant Training Center

This intensive three-day grant proposal workshop is geared for: 1) those who wish to strengthen their grant writing skills and 2) beginners who wish to acquire and master the techniques of preparing, writing and winning proposals from various funding agencies. The center of attention will be on how to effectively write proposals in times of keen competition and limited resources. Much has happened in new regulations and in approaches to grant writing, be it for the researcher in the sciences and social sciences, education and non-profit professionals.
Participants Will Learn How to:
1. Navigate the world of grant procurement
2. Research and identify potential funding sources
3. Address the guidelines of federal and foundation applications
4. Focus foundation and corporate giving for the State of Illinois
5. Understand the new federal guidelines for writing winning grants
6. Know the review process and how to address key points for reviewers
7. Write winning grants that stand out against scores of competing submissions
8. Develop focused and realistic budgets
9. Demonstrate that one's proposal merits excellence and innovation
10. Package professional grant submissions

Our ultimate goal is for each participant to walk away with a product specific to their interests that includes the grant design, abstract and budget.
Thus, the opportunity to influence the future of your work and ideas is within your reach. Understanding this reality, institutions are willing to minimally invest in the training of their staff to make this happen.

*Space is limited, and since this class fills-up quickly, it is on a first-come, first-serve basis.*
Workshop Fee: $595.00 (including tuition, materials, certificate of completion, and continental breakfast)
Rebate of $50.00 per person is given for two or more registrants from the same organization.
To Register:
Please visit our website,
Or call us toll free at (866)-704-7268 or (571) 257-8864
Can't make it?
Join us on Friday, May 13 from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. EST for our
"Fundamentals of Proposal Writing" Online Webinar
To register click here and then on the Webinar from the workshop list.



Prepping for Prison:

A Discussion about the School to Prison Pipeline.
Art from Representing the Pipeline - July 2010
Join us for this conversation about the School-to-Prison Pipeline facilitated by educator and Project NIA volunteer, Emily Mannake. The discussion will focus on the social and institutional mechanisms driving up levels of incarcerated youth and adults. Read the following post by Criminal Injustice Kos about the School-to-Prison Pipeline prior to the discussion. You can also visit Suspension Stories for more information about the School-to-Prison Pipeline.
When: May 10th
Time: 6 to 8 p.m.
Where: Mess Hall, 6932 North Glenwood Avenue
Representing the Pipeline, an exhibition of youth art depicting the school to prison pipeline, will be open to the public from May 10th to May 13th. Interested individuals can stop by to view the artwork from 2 to 6 p.m. daily.

Juvenile Justice Zine Release Party

THURS MAY 12, 2011
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
800 S. Halsted St (Dining Hall)
5:30-7:30 PM - Zine Distribution and Reception
Co-sponsored with Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, Project NIA, the Chicago Freedom School, the Children and Family Justice Center at Northwestern University Law School and the Models for Change Initiative

Join us on Thursday, May 12, for a celebration of the creation of two zine series that address the history and current state of juvenile justice in the United States. Come enjoy an evening of refreshments and conversation!

The Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, Project NIA, and the Chicago Freedom School will release a series of five zines to the public, created by the teaching artists, Rachel Marie-Crane Williams and Elgin-Bokari T. Smith; activist & artist, Billy Dee; and youth at the Chicago Freedom School and the Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center. The zines feature the voices of those affected by the criminal legal system and also tackle the issues that affect all of our communities: the History of the Juvenile Court, Girls in the System, Youth Voices (of the Incarcerated), the School-to-Prison Pipeline, and the Prison-Industrial Complex. This zine series was developed in connection with "Unfinished Business-Juvenile Justice," the community-curated exhibit at the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, on view through August 2011.

We are thrilled to co-sponsor this event with the Children and Family Justice Center at Northwestern University's Law School and the Mental Health and Juvenile Justice Action Network of the Models for Change Initiative with funding from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, who are also releasing a graphic novel informing Illinois youths of their rights in the juvenile justice system. The graphic novel was created as part of a family engagement project that relied on youth and family focus groups, wherein individuals shared their experiences in the Illinois juvenile justice system. The publication was prepared for the Illinois Mental Health and Juvenile Justice Action Network by Jean Davidson Meister, project manager, and Kim Miller, both of the Illinois Children's Mental Health Partnership; Elgin-Bokari T. Smith, illustrator, and Julie Biehl, Children and Family Justice Center, Northwestern University School of Law. Graphic design by Ashley Kittrell. The publication was developed as part of the Family Involvement Workgroup of the Mental Health/Juvenile Justice Action Network, coordinated by the National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice. The preparation of this document was supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
We want to share these zines and handbooks with the public and those who care about reforming the juvenile justice and criminal legal systems. The work of creating a more just society continues, and we can all be part of the transformative social change through creative words and images.

40 Hour Domestic Violence Training
June 8, 9, 10, 13, & 14
8:30am-5:00pm
Limited space available for social service and community members.
Location: St. Francis Hospital, Evanston
• Domestic violence dynamics
• Empowerment counseling
• Criminal and civil legal issues
• Safety planning
• Risk assessment
• Confidentiality
• Teen dating violence
• Domestic violence and children
• Anti-racism and cultural diversity issues
• Introduction to batterer's education
• Mental health and substance abuse
• Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual (LGBT) domestic violence
• Elder abuse and battering of older women
• Abuse of people with disabilities
• Societal supports for domestic violence

Contact:
Phone: 773.274.5232 x 26
Fax: 773.262.2543
P.O. Box 608548
Chicago, IL 60660
www.betweenfriendschicago.org
Crisis Line: 1-800-603-HELP (4357)


A Workshop on Bullying Prevention: What Every School Needs to Know

The Cook County Department of Public Health Office of Violence Prevention and the Illinois Center for Violence Prevention Present:

Option 1
Thursday, April 28th, 2011
10:00am - 1:00pm

Location:
Forest Elementary School
1375 Fifth Avenue
Des Plaines, IL 60018

Option 2
Tuesday, May 10,2011
10:00am-1:00pm

Location:
South Suburban College
15800 S State St
South Holland, IL 60473

Participants will learn to recognize and prevent bullying through evidence-based strategies.
Training objectives include:
• Understand bullying and why it occurs
• Understand bullying as defined by Illinois bullying prevention law
• Learn how to successfully perform adult interventions to stop bullying
• Gain knowledge in best practices and strategies for bullying prevention
• Learn how to identify risk and protective factors for bullying
• Learn to implement evidence based kernels to build a peaceful culture
SEATS ARE STILL AVAILABLE. To register for the workshop, please visit http://www.icvp.org/tci_events.asp or contact Karin Stortz at (312)986-9200
kstortz@icvp.org
$30 for ICVP members, $45 for non-members. CEU's are available for an additional cost of $15.
Questions?
Call Karin Stortz at 312-986-9200 ext. 239
May 23 - 25, 2011
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
To be held at:
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois


2011 City Youth Council Applications

For Chicago Youth Ages 15-23
Why should you apply for a City Youth Council?

• Get the chance to meet powerful decision-makers in local, state, and national politics!
• Meet other passionate, powerful students from across Chicago and work on issues you care about!
• Earn $$$ for doing something interesting, worthwhile, and fun!

What are the City Youth Councils?
We are...
• Three separate councils that address issues facing Chicago youth.
• Councils will meet quarterly with Chicago officials (like the Commissioner of Public Health, the CEO of Chicago Public Schools and advisors to the Mayor) to advise and make recommendations on the top issues and concerns of Chicago youth.
• Councils will take action each year on issues facing Chicago youth. In the past, councils have rallied for more youth jobs, met with CPS officials on improving school lunches, and advocated for technology policies and digital abuse prevention.

When does the program start and when will you work?

• Orientation is Monday, June 20th from 5-7 pm
• The City Youth Council SUMMER Program begins Monday, June 27, and ends Friday, August 19, 2011.
• Work about150 hours over the course of the summer:
• 3-5 days per week working with fellow council members researching and developing recommendations on your council's issue (Education, Teen Health, and a city-wide Youth Commission Taskforce)
• Research retreat during July.
• During the school year councils will meet at least twice per month, but sometimes more frequently depending on our work.

***All dates and times are subject to change***
If you are currently between the ages of 15 and 23, please fill out an application and return it to your teacher or the Mikva Challenge by Friday, April 15, 2011.
25 East Washington, Suite 820
Chicago, IL 60602
Fax: 312-863-6341
E-mail: Mikvayouthaction@mikvachallenge.org
If you have any questions call Jessica Gingold at 312-863-6340 or email at jessica@mikvachallenge.org


Expungement Fair
Saturday June 4th, 2011
A full service Expungement Service
Adult and Juvenile
Application, Preparation, Filing
Registration 8:30am
Doors close 6pm
Apostolic Church of God
6320 S Dorchester Ave
Chicago, IL 60637
Volunteer Attorneys will be on site to help with expungement and sealing applications
For more info call 312-603-5200
Or visit cookcountyclerkofcourt.org


Financial Assistance Program

Sponsored by the Parkways FoundationUnderstanding the Role of the Community and Childhood Maltreatment

Thank you for inquiring about the Chicago Park District's summer day camp financial assistance program. Summer day camp programs can be viewed online at www.chicagoparkdistrict.com, beginning Monday, March 21st. Registration begins online at 9 a.m., Monday, April 4th and In-person registration begins at most parks Saturday, April 9, 2011.

Income guidelines for Chicago Park District's financial assistance program is based on guidelines issued by the United States Department of Agriculture for free and reduced fee lunch programs.

• Financial Assistance awards are only available to City of Chicago residents.

• Applicants must provide proof of entitlement for reduced or free lunch program from the patron's school. Applicants that do not participate in the school lunch program can prove eligibility by providing income verification (i.e., 2011 recent pay stubs for last 30 days, AFDC / TANF case #, and a copy of a recent IRS 1040 form, etc.) (Information submitted is confidential and may not be a matter of the public record of the Chicago Park District)
• Applicants that do not qualify for financial assistance may inquire about the payment plan option at your local park.

• Applicants must bring copies of the required documents to one of the processing sites beginning April 11th through June 13th during the established hours.

• The Chicago Park District has established "Financial Assistance Processing Centers" at various parks across the city where parents can submit required paperwork and confirm their eligibility. Once approved the applicant should present the award at their desired park location with their portion of the camp fee for the registration process.
• Eligibility for financial assistance does not guarantee a slot for day camp and cannot be used in conjunction with any other reduced/voucher programs. Recipients must register in person at their desired camp location.

Funds are limited and subject to availability or more information about your Chicago Park District visit www.chicagoparkdistrict.com or call (312) 742-PLAY(7529) or (312) 747-2001 (TTY).


River Edge Hospital Upcoming Trainings
8311 W. Roosevelt Road
Forest Park, IL 60130
708-771-7000
On-line pre-registration is required for all presentations

Register online at www.riveredgehospital.com


TMS: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and its Treatment Implications
Thursday April 28, 2011
12:00pm-1:30pm (lunch provided)
Presenter: Rad Gharavi, M.D.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is regarded as one of the three most significant advancements in psychiatry in the past 75 years. It is used for the treatment of refractory depression. TMS is a procedure that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain to improve symptoms of depression. Dr. Gharavi is the clinical Director of Adult Services here at Riveredge Hospital. He treats adolescents and adults. Dr. Gharavi also has a private practice in Oak Park where he practices TMS treatment.

Erase Crazy: Erasing the Stigma of Mental Illness
Thursday May 12, 2011
12:00pm- 1:30pm (lunch provided)
Presenter: Dr. Patricia Seghers, Ph.D, LCSW and Sandra Caryl
Mental health issues, like physical health issues occur on a spectrum. Certain situations (like handling a loss) are like the common cold - we can deal with them on our own. Other conditions, like severe depression, are more like treating diabetes or cancer - they require more significant treatment. Because of the stigma associated with mental illness, many of us do not seek out the help we need. Come learn how you can help people you know who are dealing with either short term or long term mental health issues and how you can help "Erase the Stigma of Mental Illness" - it could change someone's life and help build a healthier community. Dr. Patricia Seghers, Ph.D, LCSW is the Vice President of Professional Development at Pillars and Sandra Caryl, a former Pillars' client and Ambassador for the Erase Crazy program. This program has been created with and funded by the Lyons Township Mental Health Commission.

3rd Annual Wellness Fair
Friday May 20, 2011
9am-3pm (5 CEU's)
2 presentations focused on wellness 10am-12pm and 1pm-3:00pm
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, and all you do as providers, Riveredge Hospital is hosting a day focused on wellness. This is an opportunity for providers to network, rejuvenate and engage in much deserved self-care!

Included are 2 presentations (2 hours each), continental breakfast, lunch, massages and exhibitors focused on promoting healthy living and self-care.