Kauai Peace Project Gala
Schedule of Workshops and Classes
For room reservations call: (formerly Radisson) Kauai
Beach Resort,
Lihue, Kaua'i, HI (888) 805-3843 - mention Kahuna Valley/Kaua'i Peace Project to receive event
discount!
Click here to register for a CEU class
(**asterisk** below denotes CEC/CEU courses)
Saturday, November 19, 2005
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Room # 1
Midori Room |
Room # 2
Hibiscus Room |
Room # 3
Orchid Room |
Room # 4
Mokihana A/B |
Room # 5
Plumeria |
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9-9:50 **Richard Diehl: Nutritional Therapy in Diabetic Prevention and Treatment |
9:00 - 10:30 Brian Gallagher and Cecilia Arce:
Physicians for Social Responsibility:
"Peaceful Posse" for parents and kids |
9:30 - 10:30 ** Daisy Lee - Garripoli: Smart Exercise After School (SEAS)
Program |
9:30 - 12:00 - James and Lizanne: Hawaiian Drumming
and Woodcarving Workshop |
11:00 - 12:15 Francesco Garripoli: Mentor Ohana Program: Orientation and
Mentor Training w' Mason Chock and Miss Hawaii Malika Dudley
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9:50-10:40 **Donald Traller: Insulin Resistance, The Root of Type 2
Diabetes: Self Monitored Blood Glucose, Your Personal Radar |
10:30 - 12:15
Millicent Cummings: Songwriting for kids |
10:40-11:30 ** Thomas Garran: Common Herbs in the Treatment of Diabetes |
10:40 -12:00 Gallagher/Arce-Peaceful Posse Program for
teens |
11:30-12:20 ** Michael Hamilton: Traditional Chinese Medicine for Diabetes |
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12:30-2PM ** Luncheon presentation by Brian Gallagher and Cecilia
Arce: Nobel Prize-winning work of Physicians for Social Responsibility - Changing
The Way Youth Connect With Their Community and special guest appearance on
mentoring by Miss Hawaii 2005 Malika Dudley
Gourmet lunch provided by the Radisson Resort - Donation to Kahuna
Valley: $35.00/person
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2:00 - 2:50 **Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar:
Ayurvedic Treatment of Diabetes |
2:00 - 4:30 **Gallagher/Arce-Peaceful Posse Program for
Educators, Social Workers, and Community Leaders |
2:00 - 2:50 Tiffany Niide,
MD - Florelle's Ohana: A Grass-roots Approach to Youth Eating Disorders
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2:00 - 2:50 Phil Zeidner, MD: Zen
Buddhism for health |
2:00 - 3:50 Taiko Drumming
workshop / performance with Ray Nitta, Patricia Yu and Geral Ida
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| 2:00 - 2:50 Judy Louie: Yoga for Diabetes |
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2:50-3:40 Dr. Thomas Yarema:
5 Point Acupuncture for Diabetic Self Care |
3:00 - 3:50 **Jane Ely:
Traditional American Indian Treatment for Diabetes |
3:00 - 3:50 Dr. Michael
Ancharski, ND: Herbal Resarch |
| 3:00 - 3:50 Francesco Garripoli: Mentor Ohana : Training
Orientation |
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3:40-4:30 ** Catharine Downey, ND
Herbal and Nutritional Considerations in Type 2 Diabetes |
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4:00 - 5:15 KHWA Kaua'i
Health and Wellness Assoc. Public Meeting |
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Note: Kaua'i
Diabetes Awareness Day (KDAD) Program Sponsor:Hawaii Health Guide for
above classes in gray boxes
click here to
see the youth activities list at the Kauai Peace
Project Ballroom prep for evening... Music and Performance Gala $15.00 donation (kids
under 18 free) |
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Hawaiian Ole and Hula by Auntie Nani Higa and Halau Hula O Nani |
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Children's Music Presentation: All Saints Pre-School Choir; Kapaa Middle
School Choir |
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Awards Presentation by Miss Hawaii 2005 Malika Dudley for children, teens,
and the adult PeaceMaker of the Year. Malika will also perform a song or two. |
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Millicent Cummings - singer/songwriter |
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Slack key guitar master Makana |
Sunday: November 20, 2005
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Room # 2 |
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10:00 am - 12:00 pm **Brian Gallagher and Cecilia Arce:
Peaceful Posse Program for Educators, Social Workers, and Community Leaders
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm **Brian Gallagher and Cecilia Arce:
Peaceful Posse Program for Educators, Social Workers, and
Community Leaders (pre-registration required)
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10:00 am -12:00 pm **Francesco Garripoli:
Mentor Ohana Program: Orientation and Mentor Training
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm **Francesco Garripoli:
Mentor Ohana Program: Orientation and Mentor Training: Part II Experiential
training at the Kahuna Valley Retreat (pre-registration required) |
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Click here
for printable flyer w/schedule REVISED 11/12/05
Participants (nurses) attending this program for CEU credit will:
1) Increase one’s knowledge base about the variety of resources within the local island
wellness system (Kauai and Hawaii), with recommendations on how to access these resources.
2) Discover a new process to teach community leaders (of all ages), social service administrators
and staff, and educators how to engage in supportive relationships (Peaceful Posse Program)
with their peers and collaborators, clients and students.
3) Examine diabetes, one of the most chronic disease affecting the Hawaiian population, from
a cross cultural perspective, and add to their knowledge base updated alternative healthcare
practices used to prevent and/or manage this disease.
4) Be introduced to a new research and tracking tool to assist in finding appropriate partnering
and mentoring relationships which can be applied to a variety of situations, i.e. afterschool
mentoring programs, hospital mentoring programs for new or returning nurses and their preceptors,
etc.
5) Experience a comprehensive children oriented wellness program which focuses on the mind,
body and spirit and is currently being used in the Kapaa Middle School called SMART EXERCISE
PROGRAM.
6) Become more skilled at understanding the energy corresponding to all our relationships both
personal and professional, maintaining healthy boundaries and finding strategies to replenish
ourselves when needed.
" Application for approval of continuing nursing education contact
hours has been submitted to the American Holistic Nurses' Association, an accredited approver
by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation "
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Kahuna Valley, this event sponsor, has worked with the community to help make this a
free daytime event for all. Sponsorship donations are gratefully accepted. These sponsorships,
which are completely tax deductible, are to sponsor kids to go
to the concerts and various workshops throughout the day on Saturday, November 19th.
Each donation goes toward supporting a child so that they can attend for free. Concert
tickets for the Friday and Saturday shows cost $25 and $15 respectively, sold as a benefit
to support our children's initiatives. Ticket outlets include Papaya's Kapaa and Halalei
as well as the Children's Discovery Museum in Kapaa. Please click here to learn
about how you can support a keiki.
Proceeds go to support the costs of this event and the remainder goes to fund the various
Kaua'i Peace Project educational initiatives such as Mentor
Ohana and "Smart Exercise"
that the non-profit, 501(c)3, Kahuna Valley sponsors throughout the year in area grade
schools. Please
click here to learn about how you can help.
Click here for printable
flyer w/schedule REVISED 11/12/05
For room reservations call: Kauai Radisson Beach Resort, Lihue, HI (888) 805-3843 -
mention Kahuna Valley/Kaua'i Peace Project to receive event discount! Please contact Daisy Lee-Garripoli, President of Kahuna Valley at (808) 822-4268 for more info.
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Click here to register
Click here to purchase tickets
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