Sierra Tucson CCO to Present at Young Adult Conference: Failure to Launch

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Sierra Tucson CCO to Present at Young Adult Conference: Failure to Launch

TUCSON, Ariz. – October 28, 2015 – Jaime Vinck, MC, LPC, NCC, Chief Clinical Officer for Sierra Tucson, is scheduled to deliver “Family Recovery and Healing Strategies: Moving Past the Damage” on Friday, Oct. 30, 2015 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Ben Franklin Institute’s Young Adult Conference: Failure to Launch in Tempe, Ariz.

“Joining me will be Sierra Tucson Family Program Manager Michael Gaziano, MSW, LCSW,” Vinck said. “Together, we will discuss the differences between family therapy and family education; stages of change for families; boundaries, self-care, and communication strategies; enabling behavior; and reasonable goals for families that are in recovery.”

In addition to overseeing the clinical staff and program development at Sierra Tucson, Vinck brings 10-plus years of experience in family education and therapy to the speaker lineup. Gaziano, who joined Sierra Tucson in 2008, has more than 25 years of clinical expertise. The duo will draw from their knowledge and experience, as well as the Sierra Tucson Model® of integrative therapies and evidence-based practices, to explore family recovery and healing strategies.

Featuring presentations from renowned professionals and authors in the field of mental health, the three-day conference will identify specific diagnostic and treatment approaches; counseling skills and modalities; and the symptoms and characteristics of behavioral and addictive disorders. Attendees can earn up to 19 CE credits, and a networking topic luncheon will be included.

“The conference provides another avenue in which Sierra Tucson can educate and collaborate with behavioral health professionals. Our personalized approach to patient-centered care incorporates family support. The goal of our presentation is to equip professionals with tools that will allow them to better care for clients and their families,” Vinck said.

For information on the Young Adult Conference: Failure to Launch, held Oct. 29-31, visit https://bfisummit.com/.

About Sierra Tucson

For more than 31 years, Sierra Tucson’s longstanding legacy of clinical excellence and compassionate care has resulted in recovery for those struggling with substance use disorders, trauma-related issues, eating disorders, chronic pain, and mood and anxiety disorders. A multidisciplinary team of professionals utilizes a bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach to ensure accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment. Sierra Tucson combines integrative and experiential therapies with evidence-based practices to provide a full range of treatment modalities. Patients receive the resources, support, and tools necessary for long-term change, including one full year of continuing care and a lifetime of alumni services.