Roxanne Grobbel, JD, LCSW is a licensed attorney in Florida and Michigan and practiced law before returning to school following her original desire to become a psychotherapist. She received her masters degree in clinical social work from Florida Atlantic University, is a registered Play Therapy Supervisor and EMDR therapist. She is currently the Clinical Director for
All ‘Bout Children, Inc. and coordinates the program evaluation and research for the Childcare Community Social and Emotional Wellness program. She also has a private practice in Boca Raton specializing in trauma and EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing).
Roxanne is currently the Co-President of the Palm Beach Martin County Chapter for the Florida Association for Play Therapy. Roxanne and Jane Robinson have written a chapter, “Play Therapy Techniques with Very Young At-Risk Childrenin Child Care Setting” for a book edited by Charles Schaefer and published early 2008. She is available to see clients on an individual basis. Roxanne teaches a course on Early Childhood Social and Emotional Wellness at Palm BeachState and presents workshops on various topics to mental health professionals and preschool educators.
Kristen Seles Med, MM, Mt-BC, NICU-MT is a board certified music therapist currently providing music therapy services in Palm Beach and Broward Counties. Kristen received a Masters of Music Therapy from Florida State University and NICU-MT certification from the National Institute for Infant and Child Medical Music Therapy. She has experience in working with children in the educational and medical setting. Kristen has been working with children with autism and special needs for more than 3 years, and specializes in special needs, autism, early intervention, and attachment disorders. Kristen has also provided music therapy services to hospice patients for the last 2 years.
Kristen has 10 years teaching experience in the public and private school system as well as a Masters of Education in the Arts. Over the past 15+ years Kristen has taught piano and voice to students of many ages, various developmental levels, and in multiple languages. Kristen has put on numerous concert performances with students both in the
public school setting and privately.
Carol Messmore, PhD, LMFt has presented at previous Turn on the Light Conferences always receiving extremely favorable evaluations. Attendees have requested a workshop focusing on Post Partum Depression.
Ali Cunningham, M.Ed, LMHC, Assitant Director has been working with development and implementation of children's programs since she completed her Bachelor's in Psychology from Florida State University. Starting with literacy programs with the Governor's Office she worked in assisting state agencies to run employee based mentoring programs for school aged children. After this she worked abroad teaching English to students from various populations, ranging from professionals seeking post-graduate degrees to teens with learning disabilities. Upon returning she obtained her Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling and has since been licensed. She has been working with individuals with autism spectrum disorders for several years and will continue to do so as she starts pursuing her Doctoral degree in Fall 2010.
Dr. Jill Ehrenreich-May is the Director of the Child and Adolescent Mood and Anxiety Treatment program at the University of Miami. She is also an Associate Professor in the Child Division of the Department of Psychology at the University of Miami with research and clinical expertise in the treatment of anxiety and depression in youth. Dr. Ehrenreich May is a Miami native that received her undergraduate degree at the University of Florida and her Ph.D at the University of Mississippi in 2002. She completed a clinical internship at the University of Chicago Medical Center and until August, 2008 was a Research Assistant Professor of Psychology and Associate Director of the Child Program in the Center for Anxiety and Disorders at Boston University.
In addition to the development and evaluation of evidence-based treatment approaches for anxiety and depressive disorders in youth, Dr. Ehrenreich May is particularly interested in the transportability and implementation of effective treatments in environments that maximize their impact and benefit for children, including educational, pediatric and recreational settings. Dr. Ehrenreich May is the author or co-author of multiple journal articles, book chapters and other publication relating to this work. Dr. Ehrenreich May's current research is supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health and other funding agencies. More information about the Child and Adolescent Mood and Anxiety Treatment Program may be found at: www.miami.edu/childanxiety
Deborah Radzwill is a Licensed Psychologist and also works as a Team Leader at The Renfrew Center of Florida. She was awarded a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University and for the past 8 years she has been treating patients of all ages and ethnicities who suffer from eating disorders and co-morbid pathology. She has been interviewed by Teen Vogue magazine, as well as in local news broadcasts. Additionally, she has taught undergraduate courses at Nova Southeastern University, including “Introduction to Psychology” and “Interpersonal Communication.”
Heather P. Maio, Psy.D., Licensed Psychologist, Assistant Clinical Director / Director of Residency Training and Red Team Leader.
Dr. Heather Maio received her B.S. in Psychology (1999) from Florida Atlantic University and her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology (2004) from Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She completed her Pre-Doctoral Residency at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worchester State Hospital. During Dr. Maio's training at UMASS her areas of interest included Correctional Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Behavioral Medicine, Neuro-psychology, Crisis Intervention & Community Mental Health Services. Dr. Maio completed her Post-Doctoral residency at The Renfrew Center of South Florida (specializing in the treatment of Eating Disorders and their co-morbid pathologies). Dr. Maio has extensive experience working with adolescents, adults, couples and families. Dr. Maio’s special interests include the treatment of eating disorders, substance abuse, relationships issues, women’s issues and Motivational Interviewing. Dr. Maio maintains a private practice in Boca Raton, Florida and presents locally providing awareness and advocacy for the treatment of eating disorders.
Jennifer Rey has been working in the field of domestic violence since 1999. She has worked in both shelter and outreach programs with children and adults. Jennifer currently works for Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse as the Violence Prevention Educator, presenting throughout the state of Florida on issues relating to domestic violence with a focus on children. Jennifer’s vision throughout her work is a non-violent society where children can just be children. She was awarded Child Advocate of the Year in 2005 by the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Jennifer’s new love and passion is being a mother to her son, Mateo.
Jennifer has presented for the past 7 years and continuously receives excellent evaluation with requests for her to return.
Kerry DeBay, ATR-BC, LMHC, CTS, RYT is a Board-Certified, Registered Art Therapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Trauma Specialist and Registered Yoga Teacher. She has been working with children and families in Palm Beach County for over 20 years with a significant focus on grief & loss education and support. Kerry is the author of The Grief Bubble: helping kids explore and understand grief, and the Spanish version, La Burbuja del Duelo. She is a contributing author of Assessment and Treatment Activities for Children, Adolescents, and Families Volume II: Practitioners Share Their Most Effective Techniques, and illustrated the children’s book, Honey Bear Died.
Kimberly G. Welles currently serves as the Department of Children and Families Southeast Region Program Director for Broward and Palm Beach County. Ms. Welles brings an array of expertise to the Florida Department of Children and Families having held positions at all levels and ultimately as an executive with more than 25 years of results oriented leadership. Ms. Welles was appointed to former Secretary Robert Butterworth’s Department of Children and Families Organizational Review Work Group to examine the organizational structure of the Department to assure that it effectively meets the needs of the Department’s customer and is best suited for an action-oriented agency.
In addition, Ms. Welles was nominated as one of Florida’s state team leads for the Federal Child and Family Service Review conducted in January 2008. For a short duration, she left the Department to accept an appointment as the Executive Director of a not-for-profit agency in Miami/Dade County. She was responsible for the development of a social service continuum including over 100-child welfare professionals who, during the first year in business, earned the not-for-profit agency financial performance awards in excess of $350,000.00. In 2003, Ms. Welles earned the Department of Children and Families Broward County ‘Employee of the Year’ award for her leadership, tenacity, attention to detail and thoughtful suggestions in the successful transition of the Department of Children and Families child welfare program to community based care.
Presently, Ms. Welles serves on numerous committees in Broward and Palm Beach County and serves as an Early Learning Coalition board member. Ms. Welles is a Florida Certified Public Manager and holds a degree from Ohio University’s College of Arts and Science.
Dr. Barbara Krantz, Chief Executive Officer and Medical Director of Research of the noted nonprofit Hanley Center addiction treatment facility, has been practicing medicine in South Florida for over thirty years. Dr. Krantz is a Diplomate
of the American Board of Addiction Medicine as well as board certified in Family Practice. Prior to accepting the position of CEO in 2008, Dr. Krantz was Chief of Medical Services for Hanley Center.
She is also an expert on the national and local prescription pain medication epidemic, and the medical science behind the disease of addiction. At Hanley Center, Dr. Krantz leads a collaborative study with Scripps Florida and the University of Miami to identify effective and innovative treatment therapies and outcomes. She also is an advocate of SPECT brain scanning to help more effectively target and treat the disease of addiction. Under her direction, Hanley Center became one of the country’s first addiction treatment centers to obtain a SPECT scan machine.
Prior to joining Hanley in 2001, Dr. Krantz was the medical director at the Center for Alcohol and Drug Studies. From 1987 to 1999, she was the medical director at Cornerstone, a substance abuse treatment program at Wellington Regional Medical Center, and maintained a private family practice that included pediatrics and geriatrics. Dr. Krantz has taught medicineat Nova Southeastern University in North Miami Beach and University of Miami Miller School Of Medicine. She lectures on numerous topics, including the bio-chemistry of the brain as it relates to addiction.
In 2010, the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) inducted Dr. Krantz into their Fellow program for her substantial and lasting contributions to the field of Addiction Medicine. The Palm Beach County Medical Society honored Dr. Krantz in 2008 with its Heroes in Medicine award for her leadership, philanthropy and commitmentto the field of medicine. In 2007, the Medical Review Officer Certification Council certified Dr. Krantz as a Medical Review Officer to evaluate workplace drug and alcohol test results.
She completed her family practice residency at Miami’s Jackson Memorial Hospital. She earned a master’s of science degree at the University of Miami and a bachelor’s of science from Manhattanville College in New York.
Dr. Krantz is a member of the American Medical Association, American Medical Women’s Association, and American College of Family Practitioners, American Osteopathic Association and the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
Art Ciasca
Position:
Director of Development, SafeSpace. Responsible for the Community Relations and Development in 3 counties (Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin) served by SafeSpace, the domestic violence organization assisting victims of domestic violence.
Education:
- Masters of Science Degree in Health Services Administration, College of St. Francis
- Bachelors of Science Degree in Health and Physical Education, Bowling Green State University
Experience:
Former teacher and coach. Been in human service and healthcare management on the Treasure Coast for over 20 years, including:
- SafeSpace, Oct 2008-present
- Wound Healing Center Administrator, Indian River Medical Center, 2005-2008
- Savannas Hospital, Director of Professional Relations, 2001-2004
- New Horizons, Program Manager, 1987-2001
Personal:
Grew up in N. Massapequa, N.Y. Has lived in Vero Beach since 1986. Father of 2, Alex age 28, Ariana age 19. Active riding motorcycles, playing volleyball, jogging, and losing golf balls.
Mindi Fetterman is part of the well-traveled circus act of juggling, striving, and highly caffeinated
mothers on the quest to conquer balance. Between family, work, community and self, Einstein’s words play as a musical backdrop of the everyday…”Time is relative”.
Mindi was born in Chicago, Illinois and has lived in Florida for over twenty years. She and her husband Adam have been together for sixteen years and have an amazing six year old son, Noah.
Mindi graduated from Florida Atlantic University, Cum Laude with a degree in Women’s Studies and is currently working towards her MSW degree. She spent five years counseling women in a health care clinic in West Palm Beach that provides options for pregnant women, HIV testing and sex education.
She currently travels around St. Lucie County as a Community Organizer for Kids at Hope. She trains schools, organizations, businesses and families to conceptualize the basic belief that “All Children Are Capable of Success, NO EXCEPTIONS!”
Mindi is also frequently invited as a guest speaker to different venues to candidly discuss her experiences with breaking the ties of shame that exist in society around sexual violence, rape and incest.
She has traveled to Brazil to work in schools and orphanages, volunteers for Hospice, The Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Autism Speaks, The Lord’s Place, Planned Parenthood, NOW, NCJW, Hadassah and The Port St. Lucie Business Women and Sarah’s Kitchen. She is on the board of Safe Space, Emergency Medical Assistance and The Treasure Coast Jewish Film Festival.
Detective John Young - Delray Beach Police Department,
LAW ENFORCEMENT ACHIEVEMENTS
---Delray Beach Police Department Unit Citation: 1993-1997
---Delray Beach PD Officer of the Month: August 1994, June 2000, May 2002, and March 2004
---Palm Beach County, Florida, Police Benevolent Association Officer of the Quarter: 2003
---United States’ Attorney’s Office Southern District of Florida Outstanding Officer of the Year
Award: 2001
---Kiwanis Club, Delray Beach PD, FL, Officer of the Year Award: 2001
---National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Certificate of Appreciation: 2001
---International Assiciation of Chiefs of Police and Parade Magazine Special Citation: 2002
---Delray Beach PD Chief’s Achievement Award: 2007
---Delray Citizens for Delray Police Delray Beach PD Officer of the Year Award: 2008
---Several Delray Beach PD Departmental Commendations
LAW ENFORCEMENT WORK HISTORY
---Delray Beach Police Department Police Officer and Detective, Delray Beach, FL, 1990-1996
& 1997-present
---Patrol Officer: 1990-1993, 1994-1996, 1997-1998
---Uniformed Narcotics Enforcement Team Member: 1993-1994
---Patrol Field Training Officer: 1997-1998
---Detective: 1998-present
EDUCATION
1. Associate in Arts Degree, Psychology, Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth and
Boca Raton, FL
2. Bachelor of Arts Degree, Ministry, Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, FL
Detective Steven Chin-Que - Delray Beach Police Department,
LAW ENFORCEMENT ACHIEVEMENTS
---Designated Delray Beach Police Gang Specialist 2007
---Assigned to the Palm Beach County MAGTF (Multi Agency Gang Task Force) 2007
---Unit Citation Community Response Task Force 2008
---Several Delray Beach PD Departmental Commendations
LAW ENFORCEMENT WORK HISTORY
---Delray Beach Police Department Police Officer and Detective 2004 - present
---Patrol Officer: 2004 - 2006
---Community Response Task Force 2006 - 2010
---Detective: 2010 - present
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL
Marcia Bahia is the Gang Prevention Coordinator for Palm Beach County, employed for the past two years by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office under a federal grant awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. In her role as Gang Prevention Coordinator, Ms. Bahia is very active in the county working closely with local stakeholders to help prevent and reduce gang membership.
Previously, Ms. Bahia was employed by the Palm Beach County School District where for six years she was responsible for overseeing the Palm Beach County Youth Court – a juvenile diversion program.
Additionally, Ms. Bahia has experience in the Child Welfare System where she worked for six years serving as a foster care counselor for the Department of Children and Families.
Chris Caris is a gang detective assigned to the Violent Crimes Division. He has been employed for the past 13 years by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office. Det. Caris has been assigned to the gang unit for approximately 7 years and in his capacity as a gang detective he has investigated numerous gang related crimes including gang homicides. Det. Caris was nominated and received the award for Detective of the Month for February 2011 for the Violent Crimes Division. Det. Caris is very active in the community working closely with local agencies to help prevent and reduce gang membership. Det. Caris has conducted several
presentations to local schools, church groups, and other organizations in efforts to combat gang activity.
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Workshops will be held in three 90 minute sessions.
Session may be altered at a later date pending unforeseen circumstances.
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Approaches to Healing | Crimes Against Children | Social Service
Mental Health | Adolescent Issues | Domestic Violence
- EMDR and Trauma Resolution
This workshop will describe the origin of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), the problems it can treat and the efficacy of the intervention. It will explore the nature of trauma and the theoretical basis for EMDR. The EMDR Session protocol will be illustrated, cautions in using EMDR reviewed, and using EMDR with children will be described.
Presenter: Roxanne Grobbel, JD, LCSW, RPT - About This Presenter - http://www.allboutchildren.org
- Helping Kids Explore and Understand Grief
Participants will enhance skills for encouraging and supporting creative expression; acquire intervention ideas and planning strategies, and experience activities first-hand to utilize with grieving children/families. Sharing of questions and participant experiences will be encouraged to facilitate the transition of the material covered to practical application in the workplace. The concepts and interventions presented can
be applied to any loss or change a child and family face.
Presenter: Kerry DeBay - About This Presenter - http://www.thegriefbubble.com
- Building Relationships Through Music Therapy
Participants will learn how the use of Music therapy with children and caregivers who have experienced abuse or neglect can benefit. The use of music to facilitate bonding of relationships, increase self esteem and encourage expression of feeling are just some of the areas that will be touched on.
Presenter: Kristen Seles Med, MM, Mt-BC, NICU-MT - About This Presenter
http://www.rhythmsforliving.com
- Exploited Children
Every year thousands of children become victims of crime- whether it’s kidnapping, violent attacks,
or sexual abuse. In this session participants will discuss the types of child prostitution, issues relating to victims of child prostitution, and learn how to better protect children on the internet. They will learn the
power of a victim impact statement, the law, appropriate therapeutic intervention to assist child
prostitution victims, and resources and referral options available to providers and their clients.
Presenters:
Twiler Smith, Victims Specialist, FBI
Daliah Weiss Esq. Special Victims Unit, State Attorney’s Office
Susan Newcomer, National Center for missing & Exploited Children
- Human Trafficking; Community Responsibility, Recognition and Response
Human trafficking is modern day slavery and is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world. The workshop will include discussions on recognizing signs of human trafficking, as well as the community response to trafficking from a global, national, state and local perspective. Participants will also learn about law enforcement, legal and social service approaches to assist victims of human trafficking and valuable community resources that can be utilized by agencies when faced with a case of human trafficking.
Presenters:
Brandy Macaluso, MSW Crime Victim Practitioner
Susan Larson Office of the Attorney General State of Florida
Vimala Mongoli Esq., Catholic Charities, Immigration Project
- Question and Answer with Darlene Ellison
Presenters: Darlene Ellison - Keynote Biography - http:// www.darleneellison.com
- Immigration Law: Communicating the Facts
Participants will learn about immigration laws and benefits available to victims of domestic violence, victims of violent crime and juvenile court dependent children. Participants will learn to identify basic immigration documents necessary to live and work in the United States. Finally participants will learn about employment-related immigration issues, including the basics of complying with I-9 requirements and employer obligations with regards to obtaining, verifying and reviewing work authorization documents.
Presenters:
John A. Foley Esq. Supervising Attorney, Non-Profit Assistance Project, Ryan White Project and In-House Counsel for The Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
Shane O’Meara Esq, Supervising Attorney, Immigrant Advocacy Project, Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
http://www.legalaidpbc.org
- School and Internet Bullying
To educate Attendees on bullying and how to keeping your kids safe. What would a bully look for when choosing a target? Where do children get bullied? What do I do if I know a child is being bullied or is being recruited into a gang or worse is already in one? What to do to keep kids safe with all of the social media that is available? What behaviors might a child exhibit if being bullied. What responsibility does the school or the social network hold when bullying is occurring?
Presenters:
Detective John Young - About This Presenter
Detective Steve Chin-Que - About This Presenter
- The Mind of a Gang Member
This workshop will examine the risk factors that contribute to gang formation and preventive methods to reduce gang membership. This presentation will also describe the continuous efforts by Law Enforcement to decrease gang activity.
Presenters:
Marcia Bahia - About This Presenter
Detective Chris Caris - About This Presenter
- “When the worst happens: change, loss & grief in the life of a child”
Understanding basic grief concepts provides the foundation for supporting grieving children. However, equally important is an understanding of how to relate to a child who has experienced a loss. This workshop will explore children’s grief (including influencing factors and developmental stages) and teach methods of interaction for relating to children/families around grief and loss.
Presenter: Kerry DeBay - About This Presenter - www.thegriefbubble.com
- Post Partum Depression: It’s a Family Affair
Workshop participants will learn the statistics, symptoms and red flags for post partum depression in
new mothers and the effects of the pathology on the entire family system. Discussion will include case examples with a focus on the interruption of the parent-child relationship due to the depressive symptoms. Also discussed will be screening tools, treatment protocols, and community resources. Participants will receive a post partum depression screening checklist, resource list, bibliography and screening tool plus the workshop powerpoint.
Presenter: Carol Messmore, PhD, LMFt - About This Presenter
- Understanding Autism and Intervention
The Audience will be able to identify clinical and diagnostic criteria for all autism spectrum disorders
(ASD). They will learn about the challenges and strengths of individuals with ASD and the strategies
and interventions that are effective in working with this population.
Presenter: Ali Cunningham, M.Ed, LMHC - About This Presenter
- The Unified Protocol for Adolescents: A Transdiagnostic Approach to the Cognitive – Behavioral Treatment of Anxiety and Depression
Attendees will be familiarized with basic principles of the Unified Protocol for the Treatment of Emotional Disorders in Youth (up-y) and its applications to adolescents with any anxiety and or depressive disorders.
Presenter: Jill Ehrenreich-May Ph.D - About This Presenter - http://www.psy.miami.edu/camat/
- The Interplay Between Trauma and Eating Disorders
Attendees will have a greater understanding of how trauma effects/impacts body image. They will learn
how to define trauma and eating disorders, identify research conclusions about trauma and eating
disorders and summarize treatment approaches for trauma and eating disorders.
Presenters:
Deborah l. Radzwill, Psy.D. - About This Presenter
Heather P. Maio, Psy.D. - About This Presenter
http://www.renfrewcenter.com
- A Providers Prospective: Addiction in the 21st Century
This Workshop will allow participants to understand the basic science of genetics and addiction and how nature and nurture can play a role, identify addictive disorders using brain imagery as well as explore how addictive disorders are being diagnosed and treated in the 21st century.
Presenter: Dr. Barbara Krantz The Hanley Center - About This Presenter
http://www.hanleycenter.org
- Domestic Violence Protocols for Child Protective Investigations, Law Enforcement and Social Workers Investigations
Participants will gain a better understanding of how Child Protective Investigations staff will use the Safe and Together Model and the new Domestic Violence Protocol in their day-day work with survivors and batterers.
Presenters:
Kimberly Welles, DCF Southeast Region Program Dir., Broward & PB County - About This Presenter
Sgt. Kyle Haas, PBSO
Elizabeth Parker, SAO
Patricia Vazquez, DCF Criminal Justice Coordinator
- The Impact of Media on Youth Violence
Teens face pressures to conform to societal norms from multiple sources in our society; parents,
schools, peers, religion and media. Most people state they are not impacted by media, they just ignore it. This is difficult to do when we are exposed to 3,000 advertisements per day, spend 2 years of our lives watching television commercials and advertisers spend almost 2 billion dollars per year to sell products. This workshop will explore the way youth are molded into gender norms through film, television, commercials and the music industry impacting the way they interact in interpersonal relationships.
Presenter: Jennifer Rey –Certified Trainer for Domestic Violence Competency - About This Presenter
http://www.avdaonline.org/
- Abuse Through the Child's Eye
This workshop explores how witnessing and experiencing both domestic and sexual violence shape a child’s emotional and cognitive growth. Participants will learn from a survivor the need for establishing
safe places to begin to share stories and encourage transition from victim to survivor.
Presenters:
Mindi Fetterman - About This Presenter
Art Ciasca - About This Presenter
Michael Dolce
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Comments from Previous Conference Attendees:
Roxanne Grobbel:
Useful, eye opening..
Info I can really use
and apply...
Inspired me to
seek more info...
Best use of 90
minutes all month...
Loved it...
Very interesting...
Informative thanks...
Twiler Smith,
Daliah Weiss, and
Susan Newcomer:
Twiler is Awesome...
Very Good Presentation bring them back
again next year...
Great information...
Very Informative...
Thought Provoking...
Brandy Macaluso,
Susan Larson, and
Vimala Mongoli:
Excellent...
A lot of
useful information...
Thank you.
All new material
for me...
Learned and will enhance my professional skills...
John A. Foley and
Shane O’Meara:
Good Presentation
and information...
Excellent not
a dull moment!
Very clear and informative...
Excellent teaching techniques...
Presentation was excellent.
Hopefully you will have them return again.
The laws are always changing and they
are so entertaining.
Det. John Young,
Det. Steve Chin-Que:
Great Job!
Interesting for
Parents of of Jr. High School Students...
Thank you!
Great Job knowing
what the police do
when cyber bullying
is involved.
Was very interesting...
Jennifer Rey:
Excellent Speaker
and Topic...
Bring her back
with more time...
Very good Presenter...
A lot of
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