The ASU Counselor Education Department is hosting our third annual Spring Symposium - WINGS!

This year our symposium theme is Generational Stress, or "Working on Interventions to Navigate Generational Stress". This event is meant to help educate our counselors, teachers, social workers, and community members on working with students, clients, and families impacted by Generational stress.

Our main Keynote speaker, Paul Osincup, is a positive workplace strategist who helps organizations create happier, healthier, and more connected places to work. Paul’s global mission for workplace happiness has provided him the opportunity to work with hundreds of organizations including Nasdaq and the Harvard Kennedy School of Leadership. Paul is also a certified Stress Mastery Educator with the American Institute of Stress, and a training partner with the international work culture consultancy, “Delivering Happiness.” Paul’s work has been highlighted in Forbes, on Sirius XM Radio, and on his mom’s refrigerator.

The morning keynote speaker, Angel Knoverek Ph.D., LCPC, ACS, is Clinical Faculty at Adams State University in the Counselor Education Program. She is also an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Culver-Stockton College. She is an international trainer who has been training others in human service professions for over 20 years. Dr. Knoverek owns and operates Mindshift Center, LLC, which includes a private counseling practice in Quincy, IL, as well as provides training, consultation, and evaluation for individuals and organizations across the country.

Tickets are FREE to the public. An onsite continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. A schedule will be posted prior to the event with sessions and times. Continuing education credits will be offered! Half-day participants will receive 3.5 hours, and full-day participants will receive 7 hours - NBCC provider #4219.

Registration will begin at 8:00 am, with breakout sessions offered in the morning and afternoon. Self-care and fun activities to be had! Please RSVP with the appropriate ticket type. We look forward to having you here!

For questions email: asusymposiumwings2020@gmail.com

WINGS Symposium Schedule

Outcome: Provide opportunities to explore all the many aspects of Generational stress, discuss how our community can support individuals and families. This event is meant to help educate our counselors, teachers, social workers, and community members on working with students, clients, and families experiencing stress.

Friday, February 21st, 2020 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

8:00am-8:30am
WINGS Check-In – Networking and Welcome, Breakfast RH-Foyer

8:30-9:45am
WINGS Keynote Angel Knoverek - Generational Stress in 2020: Gaining a Clearer Picture RH-Auditorium

9:45- 10am
Break

10:00-10:50am
Developing a New Lens: The Impact of Childhood Trauma in Classrooms - Dr. Angel Knoverek RH-Auditorium

Loss and Failure: The Breeding Ground of Resilience - Dr. Penny Sanders, Carol Cotter RH 2-109

Suicide Prevention: Disputing Myths and Recognizing Warning Signs - Dr. Neil Rigsbee RH 2-140

What Play Reveals: Using Play Therapy Tools to Explore Family Dynamics - Wendy Heminger RH 3-200

Shape Your Future - Start Here Part 1 - Luis Alvarez RH 1-101

11:00-11:50 am

The Influence of Technology on Millennials and Generation Z - Christine Clawley RH-Auditorium

Helping Individuals, Couples, and Families Towards Reconciliation - Dr. Jared Thiemann RH 2-109

How Primary Care Behavioral Health is Changing the Game - Kristina Daniel RH 2-140

The STANCE Project: Linking Systems to Address ACEs in Childhood Early On - David Larocca RH 3-200

Shape Your Future - Start Here Part 2 - Luis Alvarez RH 1-101

11:50-12:30pm
Lunch
RH 2nd Floor and Foyer

12:30-1:45pm

WINGS Keynote Paul Osincup - Stress is a Laughing Matter: Using Humor as a Coping Strategy RH-Auditorium

1:45pm- 2:00pm
Break RH-Foyer

2:00pm-2:50pm

Understanding How Smartphones and Social Media Affect Our Kids and What To Do: A Parents Guide - Dr. Mark Manzanares RH-Auditorium

Positive Youth Development: A Paradigm Shift - Nancy Molina RH 2-109

Systemic Problems Require Systemic Thinking - Amanda Pearson and Israel Garcia RH 2-140

Intergenerational Trauma and Healing from a Native American Perspective - Ruth Horn and Rebecca Rodriguez RH 3-200

Competition: Creating More Than Just Winners and Losers Since the 1920's - Deanna Bartee RH 1-101

3:00pm - 3:50pm

Using Social Norms to Combat Stress in Schools - Dr. Johnsa Phares RH-Auditorium

Courage is Your Superpower: A Model for Character Development in Children and Adolescents - Cornelius Mosby RH 2-109

Progressive Drawing and Storytelling - Tia Pleiman RH 2-140

Intergenerational Trauma - Natasha Liebig RH 3-200

4:00-4:50pm

Stress is a Laughing Matter: Using Humor as a Coping Strategy - Paul Osincup RH-Auditorium

Pranic Disturbed States: Navigating Stress & Addictions With Therapeutic Yoga Techniques - Jessica Chacon RH 2-109

Emotional Freedom Technique: Tapping - Ashley Ottmer RH 2-140

Supporting LGBTQ+ Folk and Impact on Mental Health- Chelsea Henderson RH 3-200

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