2022 ACA Phoenix Program Book_Winter Conference

A-1B Transforming Team Communication: The 5 Voices Room 126A Track: Staff Training Everyone has a leadership voice; from the quietest to the most gregarious, we all have the ability to lead others. The problem: Most people do not know their leadership voice or how to use it. Some don’t have the self-awareness; others are insecure in their voice and have been told it’s unimportant and others overuse their voice and dominate the airwaves. The solution: The 5 Voices system is designed to help every individual discover their leadership voice and be empowered to use it effectively. Can you imagine a team of people who were self-aware, knew how to communicate and were able to bring their best to the table every day? What would that do for team and (in this case) prison culture? In short, a lot. Learning Objectives: • Recognize characteristics of each of the 5 Voices system. • Identify a foundational leadership voice. • Apply a practical tool, to enhance awareness of self and others. Moderator: Christina Mallory Chicoraske , Chief Visionary Officer, Oklahoma’s Office of Management and Enterprise Services, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Speakers: Sophie Preston , BA, Director of Training, The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Christina Mallory Chicoraske , Chief Visionary Officer, Oklahoma’s Office of Management and Enterprise Services, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Thursday

8-9:45 a.m.

A-1C Use of Separation with Juveniles 8–9:45 A.M. Room 126B Track: Juveniles The Ad-Hoc Committee on Use of Separation with Juveniles was established to review Juvenile Detention Facilities expected practices that promote compliance with changing standards of practice associated with the care and custody for juveniles and mentally ill juveniles in separation. The new expected practices aim to help facilities to increase understanding of the risk factors associated with placement of the mentally ill in separation, promote alternative sanctions and pre-emptive alternative housing and provide a safety and continuity of care plan for mentally ill juveniles released directly from separation to the community Learning Objectives: • Review expected practices on the clinical and administrative management of mentally ill juveniles in separation. • Understand new expected practices to address the changing practice associated with juveniles in separation. Moderator: Thomas Stickrath , Director, Ohio Department of Public Safety, Columbus, Ohio Speakers: Joe Guttierez , M.S., Commander, Western South Dakota Juvenile Service Center, Rapid City, South Dakota; Ronald Koon , Ph.D., Chief of Psychology, Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, Decatur, Georgia; Amy Ast , Regional Director of Compliance/ Consultant, Rite of Passage/Department of Justice, Columbus, Ohio

Workshops Thursday, Jan. 6 t 8:15–9:45 a.m.

Mask Wearing:

ACA recommends attendees wear masks covering your nose and mouth while inside buildings.

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