Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Professional Seminar Series
About this race
Once a month the Epilepsy Alliance Ohio hosts seminars in the health and human services field. Residence Inn by Marriott - Rookwood, 3815 Edwards Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209. Free Valet Parking is available!
Continuing Education Credit is available for Social Workers, Nursing Home Administrators, Counselors, Nurses, Teachers, and DODD Professionals. Please use this site to register for the seminars. You may also call (513) 721-2905 to register or mail at 895 Central Ave., Ste. 550, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. Online seminar registration ends the Tuesday before the seminar at 11:59 pm. If you would like to register after this time, please call 513-721-2905 to see if there are spots available and register by phone. All seminars are from 9am to 12:15pm and include a continental breakfast with registration from 8:30am to 9am (unless otherwise noted in the seminar description). Hurry because seating is limited!!! Continuing Education Credit Available:- Social Worker: All seminars are approved for 3 CEU's; Provider #RCSO31702
- Counselors: All seminars are approved for 3 CEU's; Provider #RCSO31702
- Nursing Home Administrators: 3 CEUs pending approval, application has been sent.
- Nurses: A continuing education activity that has been approved by other licensing boards will be accepted by the Ohio Board of Nursing for all nurses in the State of Ohio. You may use this continuing education to meet your licensure requirement.
- Teachers: You must take the seminar to your Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC) for credit approval.
- Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities: 3 CEU's pending approval, application has been sent.
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Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Professional Seminar Series - “Conflict Resolution: Helping Clients Grow"
Speaker: Sandy Morgenthal, M.Ed., PsyD, PCC-S, CCFC, RN About the Seminar: Conflict is a natural part of daily living. Minor conflict weaves into the fabric of life so as to go almost unnoticed. Major conflict, however, is much more noticeable and tends to complicate our lives and our relationships. Without skills in managing conflict, it overwhelms people and defies resolution. Clients often present with conflict management issues, and they are seeking helpful strategies in improving their relationships and coping strategies. This workshop will provide opportunities for attendees to more completely understand the nature of conflict and its benefits. The learner will also more fully comprehend the powerful, negative components of conflict that can disrupt or destroy relationships, both personal and professional, and learn how to effectively manage them.
Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Seminar Series - “Supporting the Healing Journey of Clients Who Have Experienced Emotional Abuse and Trauma"
Rosalind R. Smith, LPCC-S, Private Practice About the Seminar: This seminar will cover the basic understanding of the nervous system and strategies for helping clients self-regulate and manage their thoughts and emotions. Participants will discuss how trauma impacts how individuals view themselves and the world around them. Participants will also learn the im-portance of the grieving process in helping the client move from a survival to a thriving mindset. Participants will explore how to help their clients craft a life plan to support them on their healing journey.
Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Seminar Series - "ADHD in Children Through Adults"
Speaker: Megan Schrantz, EdD, LPCC, Therapist, Outpatient and Residential Services, Linder Center of Hope About the Seminar: During this seminar, we will learn the symptoms of ADHD as well as the possible symptom “imposters” which may complicate proper diagnosis. Participants will learn factors contributing to ADHD and the potential negative impact of untreated ADHD. We will discover how ADHD can co-occur with other mental health disorders and how this informs treatment.
Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Seminar Series - “Executive Functioning: An Overview and Focus on Strategies”
Speaker: Dr. Rochelle Dunn, PhD, PCC-S, Senior Lecturer, Counselor Education, Department of Educational Studies, Liberty University About the Seminar: This interactive session will begin with an overview of executive function. The role of brain function and development will be addressed and how problems in the areas can lead to mental and emotional health issues. Pharmacological interventions will be presented. Strategies and interventions will be discussed for each developmental stage across the lifespan and the executive function issues can affect counseling treatment plans. Participants will leave this seminar with a better understanding of what executive functioning is, how it can affect counseling, and strategies to cope with executive functioning issues.
Epilepsy Alliance Ohio Seminar Series - "Addressing Overweight and Obesity in People with Psychiatric Diagnosis"
Speaker: Nicole Mori DNP, APRN, PMHNP, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse, Linder Center of Hope About the Seminar: Overweight and obesity affect people with psychiatric illness at higher rates than the general population and are associated with worse physical and mental health outcomes, as well as with lower quality of life. Successful weight management in people with psychiatric illness requires addressing challenges specific to this population. An understanding of the unique needs of these individuals and of the available pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment options will enable clinicians to advise, support, and advocate for patients in their wellness journey.
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Based on 14 years of Open-Meteo archive data for this event's race dates in Cincinnati, plus the 3 days either side.
The sun rises at 7:46 AM and sets at 5:55 PM local time (EST) in Cincinnati on January 29, 2026 — 10h 08m of daylight.
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