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Last Updated: 8/18/2009



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“Transforming Lives Through the Arts”

A  Specially Designed PreConference Training Institute    
for Peer Specialists and Other Peer Providers  

Wednesday, October 28, 2009  
9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

The Hilton Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska  

Art can be a powerful force in changing people’s lives. This pre-conference institute is designed to train mental health peer specialists and other peer providers in how to integrate the arts into their work.

A variety of arts activities – including painting, performance, writing, humor, and music – will be offered. All of these activities are designed to be replicable in a variety of settings, including inpatient facilities, community programs and consumer-operated services.

Attendees are not required to have previous artistic experience nor to have any particular talent; the faculty will be made up of peer artists who have knowledge and experience both as artists and trainers. (Participants pay for their expenses but the arts training is free.)

Please click here register online:

http://alternatives2009.org/wp-content/uploads/transforming-lives-registration-form.pdf

For more information on the Alternatives Conference access http://ww.alternatives2009.org.

 

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