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IMPROVING LIVES

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority Conference

September 27th and 28th, 2022
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Dena’ina Convention Center, Anchorage, Alaska

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority’s Improving Lives Conference will focus
on issues impacting Trust beneficiaries: Alaskans who experience mental illness,
substance use disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities, traumatic
brain injuries, and Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

REGISTER NOW



ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

It is the duty of the Trust to provide leadership in the advocacy, planning,
implementing, and funding of services and programs that improve the lives and
circumstances of Trust beneficiaries. The Improving Lives Conference will
meaningfully address behavioral health systems across Trust beneficiary groups,
data-driven innovative and promising practices, and strengthening Alaska’s
continuum of care. Please join us in Anchorage on September 27 and 28, 2022 to
learn, gather, network, make connections and share ideas.


KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


KEN DUCKWORTH MD

Chief Medical Officer, NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness


KEYNOTE SPEAKER

ABOUT KEN DUCKWORTH MD

Ken is a double board certified adult and child and adolescent psychiatrist and
is NAMI’s Chief Medical Officer. Ken has worked in many roles from early
psychosis programs to assertive community treatment teams to being the
commissioner of Mental Health for Massachusetts.



Ken has worked for the last year working on NAMI’s first book, “You Are Not
Alone.” The book is a celebration of lived experience as expertise and is a
practical resource for individuals and families who have mental health
conditions. All proceeds from sales go to NAMI. Ken’s passion is fueled by his
loving dad, who had bipolar disorder.


DANIEL H. GILLISON, JR.

Chief Executive Officer, NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness


KEYNOTE SPEAKER

ABOUT DANIEL H. GILLISON, JR.

Dan Gillison brings expertise in non-profit leadership and a passion for
advocating for people with mental illness to NAMI. Before coming to NAMI, Dan
led the American Psychiatric Association Foundation (APAF), where he was
responsible for strategic planning, personnel management, board communications,
oversight of APAF’s public education programs and outreach, and formulating
strategic alliances and partnerships to further APAF’s mission. Prior to APAF,
Gillison led County Solutions and Innovation for the National Association of
Counties (NACo) where he was instrumental in repositioning the organization’s
programs to provide expertise in health and human services, justice and public
safety.



Dan has over 30 years of experience and has previously held leadership positions
at Xerox, Nextel, and Sprint. Dan holds a B.A. from Southern University and A&M
College.

Dan spearheaded the creation of the CEO Alliance for Mental Health in 2020,
which represents some of the most vulnerable and diverse populations affected by
disparities in the mental health care system. The leadership collective has
collaborated to identify and amplify their priorities for creating a future of
quality mental health care for all who need it.


JOIN US FOR THE 2022 CONFERENCE AS WE EXPLORE:

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Behavioral health support across beneficiary groups and the lifespan, including
co-occurring disorders

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Innovative and Promising Practices for Serving Trust beneficiaries

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Strengthening our Continuum of Care for Trust beneficiaries

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Incorporating lived experience and beneficiary perspectives into programs and
planning

The work of the Trust aligns with Strengthening the System: Alaska’s
Comprehensive Integrated Mental Health Program Plan (Comp Plan), that was
developed in a partnership between the Trust and the Department of Health and
Social Services in coordination with community stakeholders. The Comp Plan
identifies priorities for the next five years to inform planning and funding
decisions to meet the needs of Trust beneficiaries. The intent is to strengthen
the system of care to allow a comprehensive approach that quickly meets their
needs.

View the Comp Plan here.


PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

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September 26th, 2022

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9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
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Dena’ina Convention Center, Anchorage, Alaska

Join us for a day of pre-conference workshops.
More information coming soon!


SPEAK AT THE IMPROVING LIVES CONFERENCE

LEARN MORE



AGENDA

Tuesday, September 27, 2022

8:00 AM



REGISTRATION, EXHIBITOR BOOTHS AND BREAKFAST OPEN

9:00 AM



WELCOME

9:30 AM



OPEN PLENARY PRESENTATION

10:45 AM



BREAKOUT SESSIONS

12:00 PM



LUNCH PRESENTATION

1:30 PM

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

2:45 PM

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

3:45 PM



ON-SITE NETWORKING RECEPTION AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday, September 28, 2022

8:00 AM



REGISTRATION, EXHIBITOR BOOTHS AND BREAKFAST OPEN

9:00 AM



WELCOME

9:15 AM

OPEN PLENARY PRESENTATION

10:30 AM

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

11:30 PM

LUNCH PRESENTATION

1:00 PM



BREAKOUT SESSIONS

2:15 PM



BREAKOUT SESSIONS

3:30 PM



CLOSING PLENARY PRESENTATION

Agenda subject to change.

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907-269-7960

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conference@mhtrust.org

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