TypeOneNation Summit
November 1, 2015, Cincinnati, OH
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Free
JDRF Southwest Ohio is excited to announce that we will hold our 2015 TypeOneNation Ohio Summit, on November 1 at the Sharonville Convention Center. Summit includes:
A full day of diabetes educational, networking and inspirational sessions
A Kid Camp for children ages 5-12; Teen Central for ages 13-17 and breakout sessions designed specifically for teens living with T1D.
Programming developed by leading scientists and medical experts
Agenda
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Session 1: Healthy Living Learn tips and tricks for living healthy with T1D. Topics include meal and snack planning, nutrition, balancing T1D with celiac disease, carb counting, and maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle with diabetes. Presenter: Betty Hollstegge
Session 2: High Impact T1D Elite athletes from Team Novo Nordisk, including a cyclist and tri-athlete, will share their inspirational stories about persevering with T1D without breaking a sweat. Presenters: Chrysa Malosh & Ryan NicholsSession 3: Mission MessageGet inspired and hear about the latest advances in JDRF-funded research and how JDRF is making a difference in transforming the research landscape and accelerating the pace to curing, treating and preventing T1D. Presenter: Carol OxenreiterSession 4: Navigating InsuranceDealing with health insurance can be challenging for anyone, especially if youāre dealing with T1D. This session will provide valuable advice and insight about to navigate insurance. Presenter: Dr. Donald Wharton & Mike GrohSession 5: Womenās HealthFrom adolescence and puberty, through pregnancy and menopause, living with T1D can present special challenges for women. This session provides advice and education for women of all ages. Presenters: Dr. Sarah Corathers, Jessica Gahl & Dr. Nicole Sheanon -
Session 1: Know Your Rights* Have you ever felt discriminated against because of T1D? Learn more about your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act related to the areas of education, travel and employment. Presenters: Tom Webb,Ā Jamie Gindele & Carla Leader
Session 2: Make a Difference Becoming a diabetes advocate can be a great way to make a real impact. Learn about political advocacy, diabetes blogging, support group creation, and JDRF volunteer opportunities. Presenters: Nick Wagner, Tracy Huebner & Marianne DressmanSession 3: Someone I Love has T1D This session is geared toward friends and family (other than parents) of a T1D. Table discussions, broken out by affiliation, will cover topics specific to each group: siblings, grandparents, spouses, friends and children of T1Dās. Presenters: Mackenzie Bart, Logan Stone, Dr. Mike Heile & Jayna Stenger ĀSession 4: Sugar Linings: Bright Side of T1D Miss Idaho 2014 Sierra Sandison will share her inspirational story of competing for Miss America with T1D and bringing awareness to a national audience. Based on her new book, Sierra will provide advice about finding the positives of living with T1D. Presenter: Sierra SandisonSession 5: Type One to Type None Hear directly from current and former JDRF-funded researchers about their work and its impact on understanding, curing and preventing T1D. Presenters: Dr. Jim Wells & Dr. Carmella Molina Evans -
Session 1: Early Adulthood with T1D This session covers topics specific to T1D teens and young adults (ages 13-22) including dating, diabetes in the classroom, dealing with hormones, and social life issues. Presenters: Hadley George, Dr. Mike Heile, Sierra Sandison & Ainsley WagensellerSession 2: Know Your Rights* Have you ever felt discriminated against because of T1D? Learn more about your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act related to the areas of education, travel and employment. Presenters: Tom Webb, Jamie Gindele & Carla LeaderSession 3: Mission Message* Get inspired and hear about the latest advances in JDRF-funded research and how JDRF is making a difference in transforming the research landscape and accelerating the pace to curing, treating and preventing T1D. Presenter:Ā TBDSession 4: T1D Tech In the rapidly evolving world of T1D technology, how does one choose which is best? In this session, medical professionals will help you navigate the choices, including the latest in pump, CGM and cloud technologies. Presenters: Dr. Naila Goldenberg, Michele Hanson & Marcia WonderlySession 5: T1D Tips and Tricks Even if youāve lived with diabetes for many years, there are always new tips and tricks to be learned. Hear from a panel of experienced T1Dās, and also share your own creative ideas, in this informative session. Presenters: Kate Eyre, Mark Kacher, & Susan Mustian
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Session 1: Raising a T1D Child Parenting a child is challenging enough, but adding T1D to the mix can make things much more difficult. Hear from a panel of experienced parents who will share their stories and perspectives about raising a T1D child. Presenters: Steve OāBryan, Kate Devine & Jon FaulknerSession 2: High Impact T1D Elite athlete and cyclist, Chrysa Galosh from Team Novo Nordisk, will share herĀ inspirational stories about persevering with T1D without breaking a sweat. Presenter: Chrysa MaloshSession 3: Thriving with Diabetes Learn to thrive, not just survive, with T1D from a clinical psychologist who treats kids, teens and adults. Learn to overcome the common psychological issues that affect people with type 1 diabetes, their families and friends. Presenter: Dr. Todd WalkerSession 4: Type One to Type None* Hear directly from current and former JDRF-funded researchers about their work and its impact on understanding, curing and preventing T1D. Presenters: Dr. Jim Wells & Dr. Carmella Molina EvansSession 5: Womenās Health* From adolescence and puberty, through pregnancy and menopause, living with T1D can present special challenges for women. This session provides advice and education for women of all ages. Presenters: Dr. Sarah Corathers, Jessica Gahl & Marissa Town
Speakers
Kate Devine
Marianne Dressman
Carmella Molina Evans
MD, PhD
Kate Eyre
Jessica Gahl
RD, T1D
Hadley George
Jaime Gindele
Michele Hanson
RN, MSN, CNP
Tracy Huebner
Marcia Wonderly
BSN, RN, CDE
More Info
Kid Camp
Lodging
Hilton Garden Inn
Need a place to stay? A reduced rate block of rooms at $99/night are being held at the Hilton Garden Inn located near the convention center. Call 513-772-2837 and mention JDRF or click here to make reservations at the Hilton Garden Inn by October 12.
Great Wolf Lodge
Want a fun weekend getaway for your family? We also have a block of $170/night rooms at Great Wolf Lodge, located in nearby Mason. There are special Halloween activities planned for the evening before the Summit. Call 1-866-954-9653 and use group code 1510JDRF to book a room at Great Wolf Lodge.
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