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X-WR-CALDESC:Our annual conference brings together professionals from a wid
 e variety of disciplines and agencies that provide services to juvenile ju
 stice youth including members of the justice system\, juvenile service pro
 viders\, direct care/probation/parole officers\, social workers\, case man
 agers\, educators\, mental health counselors\, substance abuse counselors\
 , child and youth advocates\, law enforcement and other stakeholders in mu
 tual efforts to provide education on the implementation of best practices 
 to strengthen and improve residential and community-based services for you
 th and their families.\n\nKeynote Speaker\, Thursday\, April 7:\nDr. James
  Fallon is an expert in the field of neuroscience and psychiatry and has b
 een with the University of California Irvine for 35 years.  Dr. James Fall
 on has conducted extensive research on human behavior and psychopathy incl
 uding brain scans which he believes hold the key to understand the underly
 ing causes of aggression\, violence and even murder.  Dr. Fallon looks at 
 the way nature and nurture intermingle to wire up the human brain.  Dr. Fa
 llon has been featured on TED Blog and Radio and has made an appearance on
  the popular CBS series Criminal Minds\, playing himself and addressing th
 e potential for genetic tragedy in chronically war-torn areas of the world
 . \n\nKeynote Speaker\, Friday\, April 8:\nUtilizing Communication Styles 
 When Working with At-Risk Youth\nFabian Ramirez has gained national recogn
 ition on Fox News\, NBC & Univision because of the powerful message he sen
 ds in his talks.  Fabian will teach participants tools to communicate effe
 ctively with diverse youth\, how to resolve conflict with youth and about 
 the psychological impact of cultural norms on behavior.\n\nA certificate o
 f attendance will be given to each participant to submit for criminogenic 
 CEU hours. \nJS = Juvenile Services CEU\nSM = Standardized Model CEU\nAMH 
 = Adult Behavioral (Mental Health) CEU for Probation have been approved an
 d exact number of hours are listed for each session\nLE = Law Enforcement 
 CEU (5.5  CEUs available for Thursday & 3.5 CEUs for Friday)\nCLE: 9 hours
  of approved Continuing Legal Education\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Our annual conference brings together professionals from a wide
  variety of disciplines and agencies that provide services to juvenile jus
 tice youth including members of the justice system\, juvenile service prov
 iders\, direct care/probation/parole officers\, social workers\, case mana
 gers\, educators\, mental health counselors\, substance abuse counselors\,
  child and youth advocates\, law enforcement and other stakeholders in mut
 ual efforts to provide education on the implementation of best practices t
 o strengthen and improve residential and community-based services for yout
 h and their families.\n\nKeynote Speaker\, Thursday\, April 7:\nDr. James 
 Fallon is an expert in the field of neuroscience and psychiatry and has be
 en with the University of California Irvine for 35 years.  Dr. James Fallo
 n has conducted extensive research on human behavior and psychopathy inclu
 ding brain scans which he believes hold the key to understand the underlyi
 ng causes of aggression\, violence and even murder.  Dr. Fallon looks at t
 he way nature and nurture intermingle to wire up the human brain.  Dr. Fal
 lon has been featured on TED Blog and Radio and has made an appearance on 
 the popular CBS series Criminal Minds\, playing himself and addressing the
  potential for genetic tragedy in chronically war-torn areas of the world.
  \n\nKeynote Speaker\, Friday\, April 8:\nUtilizing Communication Styles W
 hen Working with At-Risk Youth\nFabian Ramirez has gained national recogni
 tion on Fox News\, NBC & Univision because of the powerful message he send
 s in his talks.  Fabian will teach participants tools to communicate effec
 tively with diverse youth\, how to resolve conflict with youth and about t
 he psychological impact of cultural norms on behavior.\n\nA certificate of
  attendance will be given to each participant to submit for criminogenic C
 EU hours. \nJS = Juvenile Services CEU\nSM = Standardized Model CEU\nAMH =
  Adult Behavioral (Mental Health) CEU for Probation have been approved and
  exact number of hours are listed for each session\nLE = Law Enforcement C
 EU (5.5  CEUs available for Thursday & 3.5 CEUs for Friday)\nCLE: 9 hours 
 of approved Continuing Legal Education\n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20160407T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20160408T130000
LOCATION:Omaha Marriott 10220 Regency Circle
SUMMARY:Heartland Juveniles Services Conference
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