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The 31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference

The 31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference

31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference

Pre-Conference Workshop: September 24, 2024

Main Conference Workshop: September 25-27, 2024

31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference Brochure

Registration for the 31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference

The Westin
Southfield Detroit
1500 Town Center
Southfield, MI 48075

Lodging is $159.00 for a single room occupancy.

Guest overnight self-parking is $10.00/night
Vallet Parking is available for $25.00/day

Click here to make a hotel reservation for 2024 Recipient Rights Conference

Cutoff date for securing hotel accommodations is September 1, 2024.

Registration Type

Before

September 9, 2024

On or after

September 9, 2024

Pre-Conference Only Tuesday, 09/24/24

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

 $165.00 $180.00

Main Conference 09/25/24-09/27/24

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday – Thursday

8:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Friday

 $355.00 $390.00
Pre-Conference and Main Conference

09/24/24 to 09/27/24

 $475.00 $520.00
Wednesday 9/25/24 or Thursday 9/26/24 $199.00 $249.00

Registration includes Continental Breakfast Tuesday through Thursday
Lunch is included Tuesday, September 24, 2024, through Thursday, September 26, 2024.
Full breakfast service is included Friday, September 27, 2024.

31st Annual Recipient Rights Conference Flyer

 

 

2021 Recipient Rights Conference 
Tentative Schedule of Conference Sessions

SESSION #

SESSION TITLE

CATEGORY

SW
CEs

RR
CEs

RC21 PreCon

Deceptive Analysis

I

6.0
Category I

RC21-GS1

Detecting Deception in a Verbal and Written Statement

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-01

Evidence Analysis

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-02

What's New in Lansing

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-03

Interviewing Consumers with Personality Disorders

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-04

Journey Toward a Rights Focused Environment-Strategies for Change

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-05

SUD Recipient Rights

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-06

Guidances on Current Restrictions Between Joint Commission and Recipient Rights

I

 1.5

1.5
Category I

RC21-07

BHDDA Updates

I

1.5
Category IV

RC21-08

Sexuality is a Natural Part of the Human Experience; Even Under Guardianship

IV

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-09

Practicing Effective Management

IV

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-10

Moving from Challenging to Rewarding Conversations

IV

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-11

Speaking on the Fly

I

1.5

1.5
Category I

RC21-12

Disrupting the Impacts of Implicit Bias and Micro-Aggressions: Being Respectful and Professional is not Enough

IV

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-13

Behavioral Health Medication Program with the Community Dispute Resolution Program

II

1.5
Category II

RC21-14

Responding to Community Trauma; Strategies to Create a Culture of Staff Wellness

I

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-15

NGRI Policy Updates

II

1.5

Category I

RC21-16

Medication Over Objection: Rights and Responsibilities

II

1.5

Category II

RC21-17

Interviewing Children with Autism and Developmental Disabilities

I

 1.5

1.5
Category I

RC21-18

Guardianship Reform: Kicking the Can Down the Road

II

1.5
Category II

RC21-GSII

Velvet Covered Steel: How to Think Communicate and Act with Resilience

III

1.5

1.5
Category IV

RC21-
CMHRT

CMH Roundtable

I

1.5
Category I

RC21-
LPHRT

LPH Roundtable

I

1.5
Category I

 

2020 Recipient Rights Conference
Schedule of Conference Sessions
SESSION # SESSION TITLE CATEGORY SW
CEs		 RR
CEs
RC20-GSI
 Deceptive Analysis
 I
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-01
 Detecting the truth in Face to Face Teleconferences
 I
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-02

 Social Work, Law Enforcement, Healthcare, Recipient Rights and Security-We Must Be in This Together
 IV

 1.5
RC20-03
 Guardianships and Recipient Rights
 I
1.5
RC20-04
 How to Make Your Rights Committee Click
 I
 1.5
RC20-05
 Ethics: Decision Making and Mental Health
 I
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-06
 Implicit Bias Training
 I
 2.0 2.0
RC20-07
 Children's Forensic Interviewing
 I
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-08
 "Conflict Free" Services: Why the Big Push for This in Michigan
 IV
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-09
 Understanding Moral Injury
 IV
 1.5 1.5
RC20-10
 The LPH Rights Office: Operating in a Complex Environment
 I
 1.5
RC20-11
 Interviewing Skills
 I
 1.5 1.5
RC20-12
 Leadership: Not One Size Fits All
 III
1.5
RC20-13

 When Trauma Makes a Complaint: Detecting Truth from Trauma within the Recipient Rights Complaint
 IV
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-14
 Legislative Update: What's Going on in Lansing
 I
1.5
RC20-15

 LGBTQ: Building Safe Spaces in Mental Health
 I

 1.5

 1.5
RC20-16
 Mediation Process and Other Dispute Resolution Options
 II
 1.5 1.5
RC20-17
 The Complete Appeals Committee Process
 I
 1.5
RC20-18
 Interviewing Consumers with Personality Disorders
 I
 3.0
 3.0
RC20-19
 Supported Decision Making
 IV
 1.5 1.5
RC20-20
 Fair Hearings and the New Mediation Policy
 IV
3.0
RC20-20A
 BHDDA Updates
 I
 1.5
RC20-21
 Running a Successful Meeting: Robert's Rules
 II
 1.5
 1.5
RC20-22
 Overview of Tele-Health Practices and Covid-19 Guidelines
 I
1.5
RC20-GSII
 History of the Mental Health Code
 IV
 1.5
 1.5

Category Breakdown:
Category 1-Operations, Category II-Legal, Category III-Leadership, Category IV-Augmented