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2024 ATRA Annual Conference - Together We Thrive, Together We Rise

du 12 au 15 October 2024

Kansas City, MO - KC Marriott Country Club Plaza

The following is the TENTATIVE program and schedule for the 2024 ATRA Annual Conference in Kansas City, MO. Presentations, times and other details are subject to change between now and the start of the conference in October.

Regarding CEUs, please note: NCTRC CE Pre-approval will be pending; all sessions may not have been approved by NCTRC. We will post an update when approval for sessions has been received and sessions appropriate for specialty certification as identified by NCTRC.

Please note that all attendees, exhibitors, and guests are expected to follow the ATRA Conference Code of Conduct. To review this, please visit https://www.pathlms.com/atra/courses/63978/documents/98441

 

RT Therapeutic Consultation: An Indirect Service Delivery Framework Under the Medicaid Waiver in Virginia

mardi 15 octobre 2024 à 15:30–17:00 CDT
Room 2

Primary Presenter

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Dr. Kirstin L Whitely, DHA, CTRS, Longwood University and American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA)
Credentials

DHA, CTRS

Biographical Information

Kirstin Whitely, DHA, CTRS is an Associate Professor of Therapeutic Recreation and Therapeutic Activities Minor Coordinator at Longwood University in Farmville, VA. Prior to joining academia, she gained 12 years clinical experience in acute, residential and 28-day inpatient psychiatric treatment focusing on trauma and substance use. Currently, Kirstin's focus is on researching, developing, and implementing high quality RT/TR curriculum. Other research interests include improving mental health for young adults and advancement of the profession.

Co-Presenter/panelists

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Faith Moss, CTRS, Moss Recreational Therapy LLC
Credentials

CTRS

Biographical Information

Faith Moss, CTRS graduated with a bachelors of therapeutic recreation from Longwood University in 2021. Faith started a consulting business providing services for individuals on the Virginia Medicaid Waiver, who she has been serving for over two years. She has worked with several populations including veterans with TBI, adolescent inpatient behavioral health, and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Faith’s passion to provide community-based services for individuals ID/DD/TBI was the genesis of the RT/TR Indirect Service Framework and has led her to pursue a master’s in applied behavioral analysis. In her leisure, she enjoys pickleball, reading, and sewing.

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