Demystifying 1013 & 2013 Execution     (multiple events)

Dr. Sonja A. Sutherland is theFounderandChief Clinical Training OfficerforLegacy Changers Training InstituteforMental Health Equity & Justice.Currently, Dr. Sutherland is a  Core Faculty member at Walden University in the School of Behavioral Health Sciences. Prior to beginning her tenure at Walden, Dr. Sutherland served at Richmont as an Associate Professor, the Dean of Assessment, Planning, and Accreditation overseeing programmatic and institutional accreditation, and was the Inaugural Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Georgia, a Board Certified Telemental Health Counselor (BC-TMH), and an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). Dr. Sutherland is also a member of the American Counseling Association (ACA), the Association for Multicultural Counseling & Development (AMCD), the Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors (ACES), and the Licensed Professional Counselor Association of Georgia (LPCA-GA). Dr. Sutherland earned her PhD (Counselor Education and Supervision) from Regent University, Masters of Science (Professional Counseling) from Georgia State University, and Bachelor of Science (Psychology) from New York University.Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Dr. Sutherland is the founder and CEO of Legacy Changers Worldwide, an organization dedicated to providing family education and mental and emotional wellness resources. The Legacy Changers Worldwide umbrella has provided support through the Legacy Changers Counseling Center, The Family Healing Room, VASAYO, and previously as host of a local Atlanta talk-radio show focusing on family relationships and mental wellness. In addition, Dr. Sutherland provides intermediate and advanced continuing education workshops and post-masters supervision through Legacy Professional Development & Training.ExperienceIn the mental health field since 1998, and licensed since 2001, Dr. Sutherland has provided therapeutic services in the private practice, psychiatric residential, in-home, and outpatient mental health settings, for adolescents and adults, through individual, group, couples, and family therapy. She has specialized in working with adolescents, couples and families for the last 22 years. One of Dr. Sutherland’s historical research interests has been evidence-based treatment within residential settings for commercially sexually exploited youth, which was a primary focus of her clinical expertise during her years as a clinician in the psychiatric residential setting. Her ongoing research interests include clinician-in-training cultural competence development and clinical supervision.  Within the last 6 years, Dr. Sutherland has provided training, researched, and published in the areas of racial trauma, cultural competence development and training, the provision of culturally-informed clinical intervention and supervision, and social justice advocacy. Dr. Sutherland’s primary clinical practice currently centers on providing clinical supervision services to post-masters clinicians pursuing licensure.During her years in the field, Dr. Sutherland has also served as a Director of Mental Health and Clinical Services for mid – large sized outpatient mental health organizations providing therapeutic intervention in the Cobb, Atlanta, and Stone Mountain areas. In this capacity, Dr. Sutherland provided strategic and financial direction, administrative oversight and accountability for clinical service provision, as well as clinical supervision for mental health professionals providing services to the community at large. Dr. Sutherland has been an Adjunct Professor at Kennesaw State University, and during the last several years has been involved in ongoing training of undergraduate and master’s level students entering the field. Dr. Sutherland provides clinical supervision services to clinicians pursuing licensure.During the last 30 years, Dr. Sutherland has served as a guest lecturer, trainer and presenter for various organizations including Kaiser, ESPYR, Telehealth Certification Institute, the Georgia Psychological Association, and many others.  She has presented regionally and nationally at professional counseling associations such as  ACA, ACES, SACES, ASERVIC, CAPS, GCCA, AMHCA, and LPCAGA. Additionally, she has worked with social, civic, educational and clinical organizations such as the University of Georgia, the Foster Families Treatment Association, the Woman’s Missionary Union of New York, the Women’s Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention, the National Office for School Counselor Advocacy, Elite Women of Excellence, local churches, and various mental health agencies.

Dr. Sonja Sutherland, LPC, BC-TMH, ACS

Using video and case vignettes, participants will review the policies for involuntary transport and commitment of a client who presents a danger to themselves or others, as defined by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD). Participants will practice steps involved in executing an order for "1013" mental health involuntary transport and "2013" substance abuse involuntary transport. Best practices in coordination of services between local law enforcement and emergency receiving, evaluation and treatment facilities will be reviewed. Ethical considerations related to executing an order, with reference to sections of the  ACA, NASW & MFT Codes of Ethics will be incorporated.
CE Hours:                  .5 Ethics and 2.5 Core CEUs from LPCA GA
 
Course Schedule & Learning Objectives
8:15 am – 8:30 am
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<LI>Participant Sign In</LI>
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1 hr      8:30 – 9:30
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<LI>Learn Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) policies and procedures for involuntary transport</LI>
</UL>
1 hr      9:30– 10:30
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<LI>Review and understand completion of 1013 and 2013 forms and ethical considerations in involved in execution.</LI>
</UL>
10:30 – 10:450
<UL>
<LI>Break</LI>
</UL>
1 hr      10:45 – 11:45
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<LI>Understand coordination of services between local law enforcement and emergency receiving, evaluation and treatment facilities.</LI>
</UL>

Campus of Richmont Graduate University

Using case vignettes, participants will review the policies for involuntary transport and commitment of a client who presents a danger to themselves or others, as defined by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD). Participants will practice steps involved in executing an order for &quot;1013&quot; mental health involuntary transport and &quot;2013&quot; substance abuse involuntary transport. Best practices in coordination of services between local law enforcement and emergency receiving, evaluation and treatment facilities will be reviewed. Ethical considerations related to executing an order, with reference to sections of the  ACA, NASW &amp; MFT Codes of Ethics will be incorporated..5 Ethics and 2.5 Core CEs from LPCA GANBCC Clock Hours: 3

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