523 rd HAUNTED HOUSE 65 th EN BN TRUNK OR TREAT MRT @ THE CHAPEL FREE YOGA CLASSES OCTOBER MILITARY SPECIALS SOCIAL MEDIA HANDYTIPS GERMAINE’S LUAU SPECIAL STAY IN THE LOOP. ISLAND PALM UH 2011 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2012 PRO BOWL NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER CRUISE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM EFMP TOWN HALL ABA & TECHNOLOGY ANNUAL CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS CONFERENCE DEPT OF HEALTH DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES TRAINING SERIES 500 th MI BDE TURKEY TROT-ALL UNITS & FRG’S WELCOME 65th EN BN WEEKLY RESOURCES OCT 19, 2011 The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or commercial organization by 65 TH EN BN, 8 th TSC, USARPAC or the Department of the Army.
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523rd HAUNTED HOUSE 65th EN BN TRUNK OR TREAT
MRT @ THE CHAPEL FREE YOGA CLASSES
OCTOBER MILITARY SPECIALS SOCIAL MEDIA HANDYTIPS GERMAINE’S LUAU SPECIAL
STAY IN THE LOOP. ISLAND PALM UH 2011 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
2012 PRO BOWL NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER CRUISE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM EFMP TOWN HALL ABA & TECHNOLOGY ANNUAL CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS CONFERENCE DEPT OF HEALTH DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES TRAINING SERIES 500th MI BDE TURKEY TROT-ALL UNITS & FRG’S WELCOME
65th EN BN WEEKLY RESOURCES OCT 19, 2011
The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or commercial organization by 65TH EN BN, 8th TSC,
USARPAC or the Department of the Army.
Come one come all,
to the scarcest haunted house of all.
Donations only and open to the public.
Date: October 21 - 23 Time: 1800-2200
Bldg 888, 523rd Company area near the K Quad Shopette
POC Nina Elison 573-433-6225
Happy Halloween
523rd Haunted House
Come Join the Fun
WHEN: October 29, 2011
WHERE: COF area (where the companies are)
TIME: 3pm to 5pm
Dress up in your favorite costume. Bring a sack for your candy. Enjoy the activities & great fun!
MASTER RESILIENCE TRAINING (MRT)
@ The Chapel
Army Community Service (ACS) Hawaii will offer MRT training at
Family Night. Spouses, Couples, and Civilians are all welcome
to enjoy us as we learn skills that have been shown through
research to promote strong relationships, healthy
communication, and stress management.
Wednesdays, 5 October - 30 November 1815-1930
Dinner at 1730; childcare provided
For more information about MRT or to coordinate an MRT
event for your organization, contact Dr. Brandi Chew at
808.655.0562
What is MRT?
Resilience is not only the ability to bounce back from adversity
- but also to GROW and THRIVE from those challenging experi-
ences. We can enhance our resilience, effectiveness, and well
being by using skills that build competence and contribute to
resilience. MRT classes allow Spouses and Couples to learn
those skills and then to apply those skills to their daily life.
Learn resilience. Live resilience.
FREE YOGA
CLASSES!!!
Every Tuesday and Thursday
from 10:00 – 11:30 AM, there
will be FREE YOGA &
MEDITATION CLASSES at
the Wheeler Community Center.
~ Please bring your own yoga
mat and any props that you like
to use in your practice (blocks,
straps, or bolsters).
~ The yoga classes are for all
levels – from beginner, to
intermediate, to advanced.
~ Classes will be taught by
Beverly Tate, a Yoga Alliance
certified yoga instructor.
For more information about yoga, go to
http://yogaalliance.org/content/reasons-try-yoga
FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT:
Wheeler Community Center:
100 Wright Avenue
(behind the Wheeler Chapel)
Wheeler Army Airfield
Wahiawa, HI 96786
Phone: 808-275-3790
BEVERLY TATE CAN ALSO BE CONTACTED
DIRECTLY ON HER CELL PHONE: 808-778-8696
Performing yoga postures – asana –
improves strength and flexibility.
Meditation improves your ability to
focus & to handle situations in life
October Military Specials
For a complete pricelist, check out our website: www.mwrarmyhawaii.com/itr-welcome
Fort Shafter ITR Schofield Barracks ITR
Bldg 550, PX Market Bldg 3320, Flagview Mall
Fort Shafter, Hawaii 96858 Schofield Barracks, Hawaii 96857
Phone: 808-438-1985 Phone: 808-655-9971
***Please note prices and specials are subject to change without notice***
DINNER CRUISES
Roberts Hawaii Alii Kai Catamaran Adult: $64.00
Child (4-11yrs): $34.00
Buy one and get one FREE!
*Applicable to 10 people or less per booking
Special good until Dec 31, 2011
Atlantis Adventure Standard Submarine with Sunset Buffet
Adult: $102.00
Child (5-12 yrs): $57.50
Special good until Oct 31, 2011
Standard Submarine with Royal Dinner
Adult: $128.00
Child (5-12 yrs): $73.50
Special good until Oct 31, 2011
Premium Submarine with Sunset Buffet
Adult: $114.00
Child (5-12 yrs): $74.00
Special good until Oct 31, 2011
Premium Submarine with Royal Dinner
Adult: $140.00
Child (5-12 yrs): $90.00
Special good until Oct 31, 2011
Atlantis Submarine Standard Ride ONLY
FREE all-you-can-eat pancakes at IHOP.
One coupon per paying guest.
Coupon must be used on same date as standard
submarine ride.
Valid only at IHOP located on 1850 Ala Moana Blvd.
Special offered until Dec 31, 2011
SHOWS/LUAUS
Roberts Hawaii Magic of Polynesia
Show Only
Adult: $49.00
Child (4-11 yrs): $31.00
Buy one and get one FREE!
*Applicable to 10 people or less per booking
Special good until Dec 31, 2011
SHOWS/LUAUS
Magic of Polynesia
Dinner Show Adult: $78.00
Child (4-11yrs): $50.00
Buy one and get one FREE!
*Applicable to 10 people or less per booking
Special good until Dec 31, 2011
Magic of Polynesia
Deluxe Dinner Show Adult: $120.00
Child (4-11 yrs): $60.00
Buy one Ticket and get one Ticket FREE!
*Applicable to 10 people or less per booking
Special good until Dec 31, 2011
Germaine’s Luau Adult (21 & older): $37.00
Junior (14 – 20 yrs): $32.00
Child (6-13 yrs): $27.00 Special good until Dec 30, 2011. Not valid on 11/24/11,
**Offer good Sept 20th-Dec 30th 2011, excluding major
HOLIDAYS. (Thanksgiving, Nov.24th, Christmas Eve,
Dec. 24th, and Christmas Day, Dec. 25th)
University of Hawaii Football 2011 Season
Date Opponent Location Time September 3, 2011 Colorado Aloha Stadium 4:15pm SOLD OUT!
September 24, 2011 UC Davis Aloha Stadium 6:00pm SOLD OUT! October 22, 2011 New Mexico State Aloha Stadium 6:00pm SOLD OUT!
November 5, 2011 *Utah State Aloha Stadium 6:00pm SOLD OUT!
November 19, 2011 Fresno State Aloha Stadium 6:00pm November 26, 2011 Tulane Aloha Stadium 6:00pm December 3, 2011 BYU Aloha Stadium 2:30pm SOLD OUT!
*Military Night
ITR Price Price at Gate Sidelines – Orange (F,G,Q) $35.00 $50.00/$40.00 South End Zone - Orange (C) $28.00 $40.00/$32.00 North End Zone – Orange/Blue (R,T,U,S) $25.00 $40.00/$30.00 North End Zone – Military Night (R,T,U,S) $21.00 $21.00 Tickets are now available for sale at Schofield Barracks ITR Office. Limited quantities so buy early and avoid the lines at Aloha Stadium Gate. For more info and seating info, please stop by Schofield Barracks ITR Office or give us a call at (808) 655-9971.
Background The first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System, or EAS, will take place at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) on November 9, 2011. The purpose of the test is to assess the reliability and effectiveness of the system in alerting the public.
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How will the national EAS test be conducted? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), along with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), will conduct the nationwide test on November 9, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. eastern standard time. The alert will be transmitted throughout the country and will be monitored by the EAS participants. After the test has been completed, the EAS participants will report back to the FCC on the results of the test. What will people see and hear during the test? Although the nationwide EAS test may resemble the periodic monthly EAS tests that most consumers are familiar with, there will be some differences in what consumers may see or hear, which is one reason for conducting a nationwide EAS test. During the test, the public will hear a message indicating “this is a test”. The audio message will be the same for everyone, however due to limitations of the EAS, the video test message may not be the same and may not indicate “this is a test”. This is due to the use of a “live” national code – the same code that would be used in an actual emergency. Also, the background image that appears on video screens may indicate “this is a test” but in some cases there may be no image at all. FEMA and the FCC plan to reach out to organizations representing people with hearing disabilities to prepare that community for the national test. In addition, FEMA and the FCC will work with EAS participants to explore whether there are solutions to address this limitation.
What exactly is the EAS? The Emergency Alert System is a media communications-based alerting system that is designed to transmit emergency alerts and warnings to the American public at the national, Tribal, state and local levels. EAS participants broadcast alerts and warnings regarding weather threats, child abductions and other types of emergencies. EAS alerts are transmitted over television and radio broadcast, satellite television and satellite radio, cable television and wireline video services. When is the EAS used and when would a national EAS alert be sent? The EAS is often used by state and local emergency managers to alert the public about emergencies and weather events. The system provides the ability to send messages regionally or nationally, though it has never been tested at these levels. A major disaster such as an earthquake or tsunami could require the use of the system to send life-saving information to the public. Why do we need a nationwide test? Although local and state components of the EAS are tested on a weekly and monthly basis, there has never been an end-to-end nationwide test of the system. We need to know that the system will work as intended should public safety officials ever need to send an alert or warning to a large region of the United States. Only a complete, top-down test of the EAS can provide an appropriate diagnosis of the system’s performance.
Fax: 1-866-418-0232 . www. gov/ fcc. cgb. Federal Communications Commission Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau 445 12th St., SW Washington, DC 20554. . . . .
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For this or any other consumer publication in an alternative format (electronic ASCII text, Braille, large print or audio), please write or call us at the address
To receive information on this and other FCC consumer topics through the Commission's electronic subscriber service,
visit www.fcc.gov/cgb/contacts/.
This fact sheet is for consumer education purposes only and is not intended to affect any proceedings or cases involving this subject
matter or related issues.
How long will the test last? We anticipate that the test will last approximately 3 minutes. Why is the national test being conducted at this particular date and time? In order to minimize disruption and confusion during the EAS test, it is being conducted on November 9 because this date is near the end of hurricane season and before the severe winter weather season begins. The 2 p.m. EST broadcast will minimize disruption during rush hours while ensuring that the test occurs during working hours across the country. Will the test involve mobile communications devices? No. The test will involve only those communications service providers – broadcast radio and television, cable television, satellite radio and television and wireline video services – that participate in the EAS.
For More Information
For more information about EAS, visit the FCC’s EAS webpage at www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/emergency-alert-system-eas. For more information about AMBER Alerts, see our consumer guide at www.fcc.gov/guides/amber-plan-americas-missing-broadcast-emergency-response. Finally, for information about other telecommunications issues, visit the FCC’s Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau website at www.fcc.gov/consumer-governmental-affairs-bureau.
* Dr. Martinez-Diaz is presenting on Nov. 19th from 8-12 (CUES offered)
go to hawaiiaba.org to register. Deadline is Nov. 1st
HABA’s 7th Annual Conferencehosted by The Hawaii Association for Behavior Analysis
Hickam’s Enlisted Club
Dr. Jose Martinez-Diaz presenting on Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) ABA online courses.
Dr. Dana Reinecke presenting on Sage University’s online Master’s in ABA program.
Todd Addleson presenting on Autism Pro, an online training program.
Amy Wiech presenting on Autism Training Solutions (ATS), an online training program.
Steve Maher presenting on Behavior Tracker Pro and Skills Tracker Pro, apps for data collection.
Dr. Linda LeBlanc presenting on ethical considerations involving ABA.
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WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF PROBLEM BEHAVIOR
NOVEMBER 19, 2011
8:00 TO 12:00
HICKAM’S ENLISTED CLUB
SPONSORED BY THE HAWAII ASSOCIATION FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
CEUS OFFERED
D R . J O S E M A R T I N E Z - D I A ZFounder and Chair o f Behavior Analysis Programs at Florida Inst i tute o f Technology
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Recognizing, Assessing and Treating Mental Health Issues in Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities For Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Clinical Social Workers, APRNs, Physicians & other Clinicians
November 15, 2011 8:30-11:30 (Part I) 2:00-4:30 (Part II) Understanding and Planning for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Mental Illnesses General Session for Case Managers, Social Workers, Service Coordinators, Family Members, Self-Advocates
November 16, 2011 8:30-4:00 Understanding and Providing Support for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Mental Illnesses For Direct Care Providers, Inpatient Staff and Crisis Support Staff with emphasis on understanding Trauma
Sponsored by the Department of Health Developmental Disabilities Division
Queen’s Conference Center Auditorium
Understanding Mental Health and Medical Conditions Underlying Challenging Behaviors
Understanding Trauma: Diagnosis and Treatment of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Working with Clinicians in the Assessment and Treatment Process
Planning for Supports
(Topics may vary by sessions)
Funding was made possible by Grant Number No. 5U79SM57457-05 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; nor does any mention of trade names, commercial practices or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. government.
Enhancing Outcomes for Individuals with Co-Occurring Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Mental Illness
Queen’s Conference Center Auditorium 510 S Beretania Street Honolulu, Hawaii
Purpose Individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders and developmental disabilities (DD) are a particularly vulnerable population. Often their issues and behaviors are poorly understood; their mental health disorders (mood disorders, PTSD, psychosis, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, etc) often go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, and untreated or mistreated. People who have DD are more likely than non-disabled people to have been abused physically, emotionally or sexually. Aversive interventions, behavioral control and hospitalization are more commonly used than supportive interventions that help the individual. The Developmental Disabilities Division, Department of Health was recently awarded a grant through the Mental Health Transformation State Incentive Grant to increase awareness, skills and responses in Hawaii. Our goal is to increase capacity to better identify, understand, treat and support individuals with co-occurring intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental illness.
Training Faculty
Ruth M. Myers, M.D., a Board Certified Psychiatrist, has worked with persons with developmental disabilities as a full-time specialty for more than 20 years. She has extensive and international experience teaching others in the field of developmental disabilities and complex needs.
Stephen P. Myers, Ph.D., a Board Certified Behavior Analyst has worked with persons with developmental disabilities for more than 30 years. He was previously the Director of Psychological and Behavioral Services for the Alabama State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation.
Registration REGISTER ON LINE: http://enhancingoutcomes.eventbrite.com
OR FAX REGISTRATION TO: 586-5844 Please indicate session:
Recognizing, Assessing and Treating Mental Health Issues in Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
For Clinicians providing assessment and therapy November 15, 2011 8:30-11:30 (Part I) 2:00-4:30 (Part II) (Continental Breakfast will be served)
Understanding and Supporting Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Mental Illnesses
General Session for Case Managers, State Staff, Family Members, Self-Advocates November 16, 2011 8:30-4:00 (Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be served)
Understanding and Providing Support for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Mental Illnesses For Direct Care Providers, Inpatient Staff and Crisis Support Staff with emphasis on understanding Trauma 9:30-12:00 (Continental Breakfast will be served) November 17, 2011
