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Orange County Clothing Company (OCCC) is a local / grass roots clothing line created by long-time Huntington Beach resident, Seth Matson. OCCC focuses mostly on cool and fun tees, hoodies, hats and art which embodies the So-Cal, OC beach lifestyle. All of the clothing and art is created in and by Orange County residents, resembling styles like other popular OC brand names at a killer low price. OCCCs product line is comparable to the styles of billion dollar industry leaders like Quiksilver, Billabong, Hurley, Volcom, Roxy & RVCA all businesses created in Orange County, CA, the hub for the sports industry.

Currently, the majority of sales are digital and available to the public online at http://www.occlothingcompany.com. By focusing primarily on a digital presence, OCCC has streamlined its approach to offer an e-commerce experience thats a snap to use. With fast and easy navigation and great imagery, OCCC utilizes a super simple one-page checkout system that accepts both credit card and Paypal.

OCCCs designs are all created locally. With a wide offering of tees for guys, girls, kids, toddlers, babies, Matson also incorporated an interesting array of art, hoodies, hats, beanies, sunglasses, books, dvd’s, stickers and more. What makes OCCC unique is that all the products are local and come from Orange County residents.

Matson notes “This is a brand for your next door neighbor. Everyone has a next door neighbor. We have something for everyone from moms and dads to kids to babies. I feel that Orange County is lacking in Local Grass Roots Clothing companies. I wanted to create something that the artists of Orange County could be involved with and feel proud to show off their talents on the tees. Ive been designing t-shirts for companies for 15 plus years now. My first t-shirt design was for Billabong back in the eighties. It became one of their best sellers that year according to Mike Lesher VP of Sales. Its fun wearing your own t-shirt designs around town and having people comment how much they like them. Im excited to watch OCCC grow over the next few years.

With a history in the surf community that encompasses his entire life, Matson, a surfer since his own grommet days at the HB Pier, surfed on the Huntington Beach High School Surf Team and has worked for top clothing manufacturers Billabong and Hurley. He then branched off to start up his first entrepreneurial startup The Huntington Beach Pro/Am Surf Series. Matson sat in as the Vice Chair of the Huntington Beach Surfrider Foundation in 2011 and currently serves on the board of directors for the non-profit foundation Surfers for Cetaceans. He is also the associate producer on the Award Winning Documentary, Minds in the Water.

Matson, an artist at heart, obtained a degree in graphic design, which he utilized intensely with the Pro/Am Surf Series, and then moved on to form his own graphic design business, Matson Graphics, where he has helped many small businesses grow successful with his savvy design skills and web knowledge.

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The word “supergroup” is tossed around a lot in instrumental music circles, the result of a seemingly endless supply of efforts to package together individual virtuoso players and make a band out of them. But every once in a while, the group part of that shopworn term becomes authentic and real. Such is the case with The Aristocrats – guitarist Guthrie Govan, bassist Bryan Beller, and drummer Marco Minnemann – who defiantly and joyously blow the supergroup stereotype to bits, thrilling audiences and fans around the world in the process.

Let’s get the requisite individual credentials out of the way:

* Guthrie Govan is arguably the hottest guitarist on the international music scene today, and his 2006 solo album Erotic Cakes was widely recognized as an instant classic. His top-level touring experience (Asia/GPS, U.K. rap superstar Dizzee Rascal) complements his busy schedule as one the most in-demand guitar clinician/educators in the world, and he was featured on the cover of Guitar Player Magazine in July of 2011;

* Bryan Beller’s numerous credits include guitarists Steve Vai (Beller’s featured on Vai’s 2009 live DVD Where The Wild Things Are), Mike Keneally (Frank Zappa), and the hugely popular metal “band” Dethklok, borne of the Adult Swim (U.S.) animated TV show Metalocalypse. His solo artist catalog includes three CD’s, two DVD’s, and an instructional DVD for Alfred Publishing, and he was featured on the cover of Bass Player Magazine in October of 2012;

* Marco Minnemann has played with everyone from Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) and Adrian Belew (Zappa, King Crimson) to technical death metal specialists Necrophagist, and is looked upon by fans and peers as one of the most gifted, innovative, cutting-edge drummers in the world. He’s graced the covers of several drum magazines, including Modern Drummer. Perhaps less known: He’s a multi-instrumentalist and compulsively productive composer with nearly twenty CD & DVD solo releases to date.

Despite their individual followings, The Aristocrats’ formation was a matter of considerable happenstance on a barely-paying gig. Beller and Minnemann had a trio slot scheduled at the Winter NAMM show in Anaheim, CA in January of 2011, and their guitarist was a late dropout. Govan was a last-minute replacement who they met for the first time in rehearsal, the night before the show. The electricity was immediately obvious, with their unbeknownst-to-them shared influences infusing a high-energy instrumental fusion with an aggressive, playful, even cheeky edge.

The single 45-minute set they performed the following night unexpectedly floored the audience – and themselves – with near-telepathic interplay and boundless musical energy, leaving heads shaking in disbelief that it was their very first gig. The response was overwhelming, and the band formed practically by demand on the spot. “The chemistry was so great,” recalls Govan, “that when we came offstage we all said to each other, ‘This is working. We should record this.’”

A mere three months later, the band convened in person in Chicago – eschewing the usual remote file sharing method in favor of actual live band chemistry – and tracked their debut album in just eight days. Consisting of nine tracks (three contributions from each member), the music turned out to be a melting pot of their respective influences, ranging from the seminal ’70s jazz-rock fusion of Return To Forever and Mahavishnu Orchestra, to the progressive rock of King Crimson and UK, to guitar heroes like Steve Vai and Joe Satriani, to the absurdly complex and satirical music of Frank Zappa and Mike Keneally, and even to ’90s groove metal like Rage Against The Machine. But this strange brew is peppered with memorable melodies, myriad shifts in dynamics, and sensitive treatment of musical timbres that explore the limits of what the electric guitar, electric bass and drums in a power trio can achieve.

Beller says of the tunes, “We ended up using our different influences to write for each other. I wrote “Sweaty Knockers” specifically for Guthrie to have fun with, while Guthrie wrote “I Want A Parrot” with bass leads in mind. As for Marco’s material, we’re just lucky to be able to keep up with it.”

The ever-mischievous Minnemann’s song titles – such as “Boing!…I’m In The Back” (borne from a publicly indescribable incident in Russia) and “Blues Fuckers” (in which a typical blues form is violated in every way imaginable) – along with Beller’s “Sweaty Knockers,” prompted Govan to wonder if the band shouldn’t be named The Aristocrats, after the infamous dirty joke and movie of the same name. It stuck, and The Aristocrats were born. “We’re going to have a raucous rock vibe and a sense of humor about the music,” says Govan, “which you might not expect to find in other muso projects in which people are flung together to make an album in a hurry.”

The band released The Aristocrats on their own label, BOING Music, in September of 2011. It was universally praised as one of the most interesting and groundbreaking instrumental albums of the year in publications from America to Japan, France, Germany, and around the world. Seemingly every major guitar magazine took the opportunity to finally do their feature or cover story on Guthrie Govan, and the album appeared on many of that year’s top ten lists. Music schools in particular felt the impact, as a wave of students took to covering Aristocrats tunes much in the same way Steve Vai’s Passion And Warfare inspired players a generation ago.

As of 2012, the band has successfully toured both coasts and the Midwest/mid-south of America, eastern Canada, the U.K., Benelux, France, Spain, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Poland, Croatia, Turkey, Greece, Israel, Korea, and Japan. The band’s live energy and otherwordly chemistry are captured on the DVD/2CD release BOING, We’ll Do It Live! The Aristocrats At Alvas Showroom, which is set for a December 2012 release. Looking to the future, the band plans to start tracking its second studio album in January of 2013.

The key thing to remember is that The Aristocrats are a true band. Whether it’s about the music, the touring plans, the record artwork and sequence, the business decisions, or what have you, everyone has an equal say. Perhaps Guthrie said it best when he used the phrase “a rowdy democracy of musicianship.”

It’s not just fusion. It’s not just shredding. It’s not even meant to be taken seriously at times. It’s just the sound of a new band, consisting of three guys who did a NAMM show gig and discovered they had something musically deep going on together…and also had a propensity for employing R-rated song titles.

So what do you call an act like that?

The Aristocrats.

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Follow in the footsteps of Alexander the Great, relax at award-winning spas and resorts, participate in private parties at "The Billionaire Club" and dine on fine cuisine from some of the top Turkish chefs in this mystical country.

Behind the scenes, our driving crew takes complete care of the vehicles. Every morning you will find your car at the entrance of the hotel, clean, polished, refuelled and fully checked, ready to begin another day of exhilarating driving along the Turkish coastal roads.

Join us and discover a country rich in culture and steeped in history, a place that is truly one of the most fascinating in the world.

Itineray
Day 1
You will be welcomed at Istanbul Ataturk International Airport and transferred to the Swissotel The Bosphorus, a five-star luxury hotel in the centre of Istanbul on the European banks of the Bosphorus. Set within 65 acres of gorgeous gardens, this breathtaking hotel boasts 10 restaurants and bars, a panoramic terrace and an award-winning spa and wellness centre. Once checked in, you will have the opportunity to explore some of Istanbul`s most beautiful sights such as the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and The Grand Bazaar.
Overnight : Swissotel The Bosphorus

Day 2
Today`s driving 420kms – to Alacati
After breakfast looking over the Bosphorus, you will be given the keys to your Mini. After a short briefing, we will start our trip and cross Europe to Asia, taking the ferry to Bursa. First stop is lunch at the famous Ottoman meatball restaurant Ramiz. Then it`s on to the charming town of Alacati – famous for its olive oils, stone-built houses converted into stunning boutique hotels and delicious Aegean mezes and fish dishes. This evening, top Turkish chef Kemal Demirasal will welcome you to his award-winning restaurant Barbun, famed for its dishes combining local produce with a global twist.
Overnight: Manastir Boutique Hotel

Day 3
Today`s driving 310 kms – to Bodrum
Bodrum is the jewel on the Aegean coast of Turkey. With its stunning array of secluded bays and coves, it is little wonder it has long been a haunt of the rich and famous. This gem of a destination is also famed for its famous Gulets – traditional luxury wooden sailing yachts. On the picturesque drive to Bodrum, we will visit Ephesus and the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Tonight, we dine at the beautiful Cipriani Bodrum.
Overnight: Vogue Hotel

Day 4
Relax in Bodrum with its inviting turquoise sea, sailing and diving. The Hotel Vogue is renowned for its wonderful watersports and pristine beaches. The inspired regional cuisine of The Vogue Restaurant adds to the hotel`s international acclaim. Today you will be pampered at The Vogue, with spa treatments and dining in the renowned restaurant.
Overnight: Vogue Hotel

Day 5
Today`s driving 210 kms – Gšcek
Today, behind the wheel of your Mini Cabriolet, you will marvel at the panoramic coastal and mountain views en route to Gšcek. Crossing the Sakar pass to Gokova with its breathtaking sea views is an experience you will treasure forever. As you cross the Gšcek pass, you will be in awe of this picturesque village famed for its beauty and tranquility. A UNESCO site, Gšcek is noted for its crystal clear waters and blue flagged bays – a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by you.
Overnight: Swissotel Gšcek Marina and Resort

Day 6
Sit back and enjoy a day of complete rest and relaxation as you set sail on a traditional wooden Gulet on a magical 12 Islands Cruise. This is your chance to explore hide-away bays with crystal clear Mediterranean waters. While soaking up the sun on the spacious deck, you will be wined and dined by the chefs on board the Gulet. Slowing down the pace is the aim of the day, but for those who crave speed and action, jet skis, water skis or a speedboat trip are optional extras.
Overnight: Swissotel Gšcek Marina and Resort

Day 7
Today`s driving 325 kms – Antalya
Today we will head east along the Mediterranean coast; our first stop is at the spectacular Blue Lagoon "Olu Deniz". Get a bird`s eye view of this postcard scene with an adrenalin pumping jump from the summit of Babadag. Fly for 30 minutes, with tandem Paraglide, in the control of championship medalist pilots. After landing on the delightful Olu Deniz beach, we will continue on our journey via winding roads towards the town of Kas. This idyllic fishing town is where we will stop for a delicious lunch of local produce. Then it`s more thrilling driving, as we take to the demanding twists and turns around the Peninsula. Next stop is Myra, the ancient Lycian city, home to St Nicholas Church – he of Father Christmas fame. After visiting these historic sites, we drive to Antalya. Our last night is full of fun and adventure as we check into the stunning Puding Suites, a boutique hotel in the harbor of the Old City, and head to Antalya Club, known to the "It-Crowd" as The Billionaires Club, to celebrate this unforgettable journey.
Overnight: Puding Suites

Day 8
Sadly, today we will transfer to you to Antalya International Airport by private transfer. The adventure may be over but the memories will live on…

Highlights
1265 kilometres of superb Mini driving over 7 days
7 Nights of Turkey Tour with Mini Cabriolet on the most stunning roads around Istanbul, Alacati, Ephesus, Bodrum, Gšcek, Kas, Antalya
Visit one of The Wonders of The Ancient World
Cross Europe to Asia via the Bosphorus
Dine at award winning restaurants
Accommodation at resorts and hotels including those with "Best Resort of The Year" award
Pre-Check-In before your arrival to each overnight resort

Services included
Full comprehensive insurance
Road assistance, road book and VHF radio
Full valet service, daily refueling, cleaning and servicing of the cars
7 nights` accommodation
All breakfasts, lunches and dinners as on tour itinerary
Mini Blue Cruise
Entrance Fees for tourist visits
Official tour guide
Motorway tolls & parking fees
Airport transfers
Fuel
Team lead car, luggage van and `The Driving Crew`
VAT and local taxes
DVD and Photo Album
Tour souvenirs

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The enchanting Irish musical ensemble Celtic Woman returns to America for an expansive four-month concert tour, beginning on February 21 at The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts in Worcester, MA and following on the heels of the group’s sold-out Christmas Celebration tour. For completed tour schedule and ticket information, visit http://www.celticwoman.com

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The first season of a sparkling new gay drama series, “BoysTown”, from Reidling Entertainment, is set to light up the airwaves very soon. Created by producer Ricky Reidling, “BoysTown” chronicles the entanglements of seven diverse characters living in a gay neighborhood of Los Angeles. Reidling calls the show “a cross between a gay Desperate Housewives and Sex and the City”.

The series is the follow-up to a pilot that was shown to great success at film festivals, and subsequently aired as a mini-series in Canada over eight years ago. Reidling states that after many emails and letters from fans through the years he felt now was the time to bring the show back into full swing as a series . Five new half hour episodes have already been released in the U.S. to critical praise, with a full season of 10 episodes to come.

The show is set to air in Canada on OutTV this year with other network information to be released soon.

Among the company’s other productions is the popular 2010 feature film. “Heels”, about a financially strapped young man who finds his true calling when he enters a cross-dressing competition for some extra cash.

The new “BoysTown” season will feature notable indie guest stars including Ian Roberts, Bruce L. Hart, Windham Beacham, Britt Prentice and Daniel Rhyder, alongside series regulars J. Hunter Ackerman, Jesse Seann Atkinson, Albertossy Espinoza, Eric Dean, Chace Farguson, Jim Patneaude, Ricky Reidling, and Peter Welkin.

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26th Annual Postpartum Support International (PSI) Conference:  Innovation and Advocacy to Support the Mental Health of Pregnant and Postpartum Families

The annual Postpartum Support International conference provides an opportunity to meet, learn together, and share ideas with others who are concerned about perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs). This professional event is a unique training and networking opportunity. The purpose of the conference is to bring together and inform medical and mental health providers, childbirth professionals, support and resource providers, caregivers, policy-makers, researchers, volunteers, families, and educators who want to improve their understanding of PMADs and improve their ability to serve childbearing families. Learn more about PSI at www.postpartum.net.

You can choose to attend any combination of the conference events. 

• Wed-Thurs, June 19-20: PSI Certificate of Completion Course Training, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Components of Care.

• Thurs, June 20:   Postpartum Support International Volunteer’s Meeting (1pm) & Dinner (6:30pm)

• Fri-Sat, June 21-22: Main Conference

• Fri Evening June 21 Annual Banquet & Silent Auction

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Postpartum Support International

Pre-Conference Training

Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Certificate Course

“Perinatal Mood Disorders: Components of Care”

Wednesday June 19 – Thursday June 20, 2013

8am- 5pm each day

Faculty:

Birdie Meyer, RN, MA;  Pec Indman, EdD, MFT;  Michelle M. Wiersgalla, MD

The 2-day PSI Certificate of Completion Course, taught by experienced and engaging faculty, is a thorough and evidence-based curriculum designed for psychiatrists, nurses, primary care physicians, social workers, mental health providers, childbirth professionals, social support providers, or anyone interested in learning skills and knowledge for assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Registration includes training manual, resource handouts, breakfast and lunch.

This Live activity, Postpartum Support International 2-Day Perinatal Mood Disorders Certificate Training Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Components of Care, from June 19, 2013 to June 19, 2014, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 12.50 Prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. AAFP Prescribed credits are accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

This program has been approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors

The International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE) has allocated 13.75 r-CERPs for this activity. 

This program is approved for 13 hours by the International Chidlbirth Educators Association

Day 1: 

8:00 am           Registration & Breakfast (provided)

8:30 am           Welcome and Introductions

Overview: Entering Motherhood & Why they suffer in silence

• The Perinatal Period
• Perfectionism, Dreams, & Expectations
• Myths of Motherhood
• Stigma of Mental illness
• Barriers to Treatment 

The Many Faces of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: 

• Etiology
• Signs and Symptoms
• Diagnostic Features
• Fathers and Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders

Video – PSI’s educational video: "Healthy Mom, Happy Family: Understanding Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders"

Risk Factors and Prevention

Other Important Considerations:

• Breastfeeding and PMADS
• Infertility
• Adoption
• Pregnancy Loss
• Infants in NICU

Lunch (provided), Panel of Survivors 

Screening and Prevention: Screening Tools, Risk Assessment 

Social Support Networks:      

• 9 Steps to Wellness: Jane Honikman’s self-help model
• Support Groups and Warm-Lines:  What they look like, how to start one, successful elements
• Faith Communities and Spirituality

International Incidence and Cultural Differences of PMADs 

Q & A

Day 2:

8:00-8:30a       Registration and breakfast (provided) 

Short Video/ Public Service Announcements 

The Team & Critical Components to Recovery 

Psychotherapeutic Themes and Models:

• Interpersonal Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Couples Therapy
• Mother-Infant Therapeutic Approaches 

Complementary and Alternative Therapies 

Legislative Updates

• Resource Review – Reading Lists and Handouts
• Local Resources

Lunch (provided) 

DVD:  Wade Bowen: "Turn on the Lights" for PSI 

Effects of Untreated PMADs on Mother, Infant, and Family

PSI DVD “Fathers Respond” 

Pharmacological Interventions - Evidence based research: Michelle M. Wiersgalla, MD

• Medication Uses and Concerns: Pregnancy, Postpartum and Lactation
• Risks and Benefits
• Types of Medications
• Communicating with patients and families
• Evaluating Studies and Articles

Q&A/Discussion

Learning Objectives of PSI 2-Day Certificate Training

• Describe common cultural expectations that increase social and psychological pressure on pregnant and postpartum women.

• Identify the challenges faced when identifying and treating Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders. (PMADs)

• Describe the symptoms and understand the differential diagnosis of prenatal and postpartum depression, anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, PTSD, bipolar disorders and psychosis.

• Assess prenatal and postpartum risk factors.

• Describe effective tools for screening, assessment, intake, and diagnosis of PMADs.

• Identify treatment and appropriate psychotherapy modalities for PMADs.

• Discuss breastfeeding and PMADs.

• Develop psychosocial and self-help treatment plans.

• Indicate consequences of untreated Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders on infants, children, and partners.

• Identify ways to create social support programs, including groups and classes.

• Describe legislative changes and resources related to maternal mental health.

• Identify specific online resources for pregnant and postpartum women and men.

• Discuss cultural differences and PMADs.

• Describe and assess co-existing childbearing complications affecting postpartum mental health.

• Describe complementary and alternative treatment modalities and research.

• Discuss spirituality and PMADs.

• Discuss psychopharmacology as it relates to pregnancy, postpartum, and lactation. 

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 MAIN CONFERENCE

Friday June 21 – Saturday June 22, 2013

8am- 5pm each day

~ Friday evening events,  June 21, 2013 ~

5:15-5:45pm Research Mentoring Session with Barbara Yawn, MD

Friday 6-7pm Poster Session

Friday 6:30pm Silent Auction & Reception

Friday 7pm Banquet

Learn more about Continuing Education Credits HERE

2013 Main Conference Presenters (by topic)

Read the Conference Breakout Schedule HERE

Friday Night Banquet Keynote:

• Mary Jo Codey, former First Lady of New Jersey, Perinatal Mental Health Advocate
• Archelle Georgiou, MD, Banquet M.C.

Conference Keynotes:

• Cheryl Beck, DNSc, CNM, FAAN; Penny Simkin, PT; Sharon Storton, MA, CHT, LMFT; moderated by Pat Harrison, PhD: PTSD, Birth Trauma and Perinatal Mental Health

• Martha Farrell Erickson, PhD, Founding Director (Emerita) of the University of Minnesota's Children, Youth, & Family Consortium and Co-host of Mom Enough™, Supporting Secure Parent-Child Attachment in the Face of Maternal Depression and Other Risks 

• Laura Miller, MD, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Current Research and Clinical Updates in Perinatal Mental Health

• Kathryn Hall-Trujillo, MPH, Founder of the Birthing Project USA: The Underground Railroad for New Life www.birthingprojectusa.org.

Breakouts (by topic)Read the Conference Schedule HERE

Childbirth, Childbirth Professionals, and Maternal Mental Health

• Doulas – Adding Another Dimension to Effective PMAD Support: Melinda Ferguson, CD(DONA), PCD(DONA), PDT(DONA)

• Failure to Progress: The Paradox of Pain in Childbirth and Subsequent PTSD: Walker Karraa, PhDc and Heidi Koss, MA, LMHC

Advocacy, Legal, Legislative & Policy

• Postpartum Psychosis and the Law: Diana Lynn Barnes, PsyD and George Parnham, JD

• Maternal Mental Health Legislation and Advocacy Workshop: How to create policy and implement Change:  Moderators Wendy Davis, PhD & Liz Friedman, with  Sue Abderholden, MPH; Sonia Murdock; Joy Burkhard, MBA; Carole Sheehan, RN, MA; Christina Hibbert, PsyD; Tina Walch, MD; Pauline Walfisch, LCSW

• Policy and public health aspects of addressing postpartum depression: Katy Kozhimannil, PhD, MPA; Patricia McGovern, PhD; Dwenda Gerdingen, MD, Laura Attanasio  

Psychological and Developmental Aspects

• Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to Treat Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Nina Appadurai, PsyD, and Linda Huelke-Pfleger, MS, LCPC

• Surviving the NICU Experience: Postpartum Moms, Moods, and Strengthening Attachments: Leslie Butterfield, PhD

• Infant-Parent Psychotherapy: Elizabeth Carlson, PhD and Susan Schultz, PhD.

• Strengthening Perinatal Families: Using Couple’s & Family Therapy to Heal Relationships: Christina G. Hibbert, PsyD

Culturally-Informed Projects

• Fussy Baby Network® New Orleans & Gulf Coast: Addressing Family Wellness: Courtney Morse Costello, MSW, MPH, LCSW and Jennifer Hofherr, OTR/L, MS

• Stretching the boundaries: training non-mental health perinatal professionals to meet the support needs of rural pregnant and postpartum women: Deborah Rich, PhD, LP; Krista Post, MA, LP; Maureen O’Dougherty, PhD; Suzanne Swanson, PhD, LP; Crystal Clancy, MSW

• "Aquí Para Ti/Here for You" A glimpse at those overlooked – Latino Teens with Postpartum Depression: Amelia Yaurincela Pizarro, Mónica Hurtado

Integrating Medical and Mental Health Care

• Bridges in Care: Results from the OB CARES Project: Gina Fedock, MSW, Christie Palladino, MD, MSc, Caroline Bonham, MD

• Making Children Visible by Addressing the Parenting Needs of Mothers with Serious Mental Illness: Helen Kim, MD; Jesse Kuendig, MA, LICSW; Catherine Wright, MS, LPCC;

• Innovation in Established Perinatal Depression Screening Programs: Jo Kim, PhD: Continuous

• Transforming Science Into Strategy: Operationalizing Clinically Integrated Perinatal Mental Health: Alison Palmer, MS, WHNP-BC

• Feelings, Thoughts, Behaviors Oh My! A New NICU Family Program: Sage Saxton, PsyD; Jillian Romm, RN, LCSW; Jennifer Horner, LCSW

• Depression and Anxiety in the Pregnant Patient: Medication & Beyond: Kelly Brogan, MD

Social Support Network Development

• Postpartum Education for Parents (PEP), 35 years of Successful Social Support: Chris Errea & Jane Honikman, MS

• Promoting Maternal Mental Health through the Community-Based Perinatal Support Model for Mothers: Liz Friedman, MFA and Linda Jablonski, RNC, MSN

• Workshop – Developing a Sustainable Social Support Network in Your Community: Birdie Meyer, RN, MA Moderator, with Social Support Network Leaders Meeka Centimano, Wendy Davis, Tonya Fulwider, Elizabeth Hopfenspirger, Adrienne Griffen, Heidi Koss, Lynne McIntyre, Sonia Murdock

The Next Chapter: Building from Our Own Stories

Moderated by Suzanne Swanson, PhD:  Ashley Ashbacher LSW, CD(DONA): Birth trauma; Michele Davidson, PhD, CNM, CFN, RN, CPS: Postpartum Psychosis; Mikki Morrissette (Single mothers by choice); Jennifer Moyer: Advocacy and Perinatal Mental Health; Trisha Falvey: LGBT Experience 

Poster Presentations

Friday, June 21, 6:00-7:00pm, with Pre-Banquet Reception

• Moms 4 Moms: The development of an Effective Peer Support Intervention for High-Risk Mothers and Their Children: Dayna Le Platte, MD, the PSI Susan A. Hickman research Award Winner 2011 

• Partner Relationships:  A risk and a protection for postpartum depression: Jamie E. Banker, Ph.D., LMFT 

• Pregnancy after Infertility Treatment: Understanding and Supporting Prenatal Attachment: Staci Born MS, LAMFT, LPC, NCC 

• Childbirth Related PTSD, The Overlooked Diagnosis: Leslie Butterfield, PhD 

• Differences in clinical characteristics between women with Bipolar vs Unipolar Postpartum Depression: A Preliminary Study, Pacific Graduate School of Psychology: Cere Gillette Fingerhut, MS, Katherine E. Williams, MD, Tonita E. Wroolie, PhD

• UNC Perinatal Psychiatry Program, New Approaches to Caring and Treatment of Perinatal Mood Disorders: Diana Fryer, RN-BC, PMH

• Online Therapy and Groups: The Wave of the Future: Pec Indman, EdD, MFT 

• Pregnancy Experiences: Maternal Identity, Body Experience and Social Constructions: Jessica A. Joseph, MA and Lisa R. Rubin, PhD 

• An international internet-based prevention of PPD trial: Who came and how they used it: Alex R. Kelman, BA, Alinne Z. Barrera, PhD, Ricardo F. Muñoz, PhD

• Nurturing Blooming Mothers: Sara Longacre and Brianna Murugesan, D.O. 

• Placenta Consumption, Another Piece in the Puzzle: Margaret McKinley Owens CLC, PCD(DONA) and Anne Ferguson, HCHI, CD(DONA)

• Perceptions of Postnatal Depression from Healthcare Providers within the Public Sector System in Mexico City and Yautepec, Mexico; Jean Marie Place, MSW, MPH

• A Comparison of Two Post-Partum Depression Assessments Used in the Hospital Setting: Nancy Roberts, RN CCE CBC 

• Universal EPDS Screening in a Large Multispecialty Clinic: Michelle Wiersgalla, MD and Gabrielle Mauren, PhD 

• Treating Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Naturally: Cheryl Zauderer, PhD, CNM, NPP  

Reduced Conference Fees for PSI Members

We offer a lower conference registration for current PSI members and for those joining PSI at this time. Membership is considered current if paid by May 1, 2013. If you are unsure of your membership status, please contact the PSI office at psioffice@pospartum.net To join or renew your membership with PSI at this time, please also select a membership option from the list above.

Registration fees include: breakfast, lunch, snacks, syllabus, CEUs. If you would like to bring guests to the banquet, please purchase extra banquet guest tickets above.

CMEs, CEs, and CERPs

CMEs: This Live activity, Postpartum Support International 26th Annual Conference, with a beginning date of 06/21/2013, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 13.25 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. AAFP Prescribed credits are accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

CERPs: This program has been approved for 30.75 CERPs. IBLCE Approval Number C1338537

CEs: This activity has been approved by the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy for 27 hours of credit for LPC's. This activity has been approved by the Minnesota Board of Social Work for 27 hours of credit. This activity has been approved by the Minnesota Board of Psychology for 27.5 hours of credit – Log Number 201304.117.

CEs for NURSES: This program is approved by IU Health Indianapolis. IU Health Indianapolis (OH-412, 6/1/2013) is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association (OBN-001-91), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Nurses and Social Workers will be granted hours for this education offering.   Attendance for the entire education offering and submission of an evaluation are required to obtain contact hours.

Please contact Wendy Davis if you need program content to send to your credentialing board

Accommodations & Travel

Hotel:

Millennium Hotel Minneapolis

1313 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403

A discounted room rate has been reserved for conference attendees. Guaranteed discounted rate available until May 24. Please request the group rate for "Postpartum Support International" when reserving your room to receive the discounted rate of 5 single or double occupancy, 0 triple or 5 quadruple occupancy per night. The discounted room rate is reserved for a limited time only and rooms are going fast. Please reserve early!

To book with group discount please contact:

Millennium Hotel Minneapolis

Online Reservations: Click here

Phone Reservations: 612.332.6000

Local Airport:

MSP (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Airport

Click here for directions and transportation from MSP to the Minneapolis Convention Center

 PSI Volunteers Meeting and Dinner

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Minneapolis Convention Center

Volunteers Meeting 1:00pm-5:30pm

Volunteer and PSI Board Dinner: 6:30pm-9:00pm

PSI Volunteers are  provide support, information and resources within their local communities. The Annual Coordinator's Meeting takes place on Thursday, June 20th, 2013, from 1:00pm – 5:30pm. This meeting is our yearly opportunity to connect with, support and learn from one another. We will discuss common goals, challenges and solutions, and share strategies to develop successful support networks. The Annual Volunteer and Board Dinner will also be held on Thursday, September 15 at 6:30pm. This dinner is free for current PSI volunteers. Volunteers — Please RSVP by selecting your free ticket above.

Cancellation and Refund Policy 

Cancellations received on or before 5/19/13 will receive a refund of full amount paid minus a processing fee. Alternately, participants can transfer their registration as a tax-deductible donation to the PSI 2013 Volunteer Scholarship fund. Contact us at psioffice@postpartum.net if you would like to turn your refund into a donation!

Cancellations received between 5/20/13 and 6/9/13 will be refunded 50% of registration fee.

No refund will be issued for cancellations received after 6/9/13. Late requests for refunds due to a family emergency will be considered only on a case-by-case basis.

at Minneapolis Convention Center
1301 Second Avenue South
Minneapolis, United States