Breakthrough T1D North Texas Community Summit
August 3, 2024, Frisco, TX
8:30 am - 1:00 pm (Central Time)
The annual NTX Breakthrough T1D Community Summit, (formerly JDRF TypeOneSummit) for people living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) is coming soon. The Community Summit brings together all ages and stages of living with type 1 diabetes (T1D). It is a free day of education, inspiration, and connection. Learn from medical experts through breakout sessions, hear motivational messages from T1D champions, stay current on the latest technology and treatment options, and meet others in the T1D Community.
Where: Westin Stonebriar Golf Resort & Spa, at 1549 Legacy Drive in Frisco
When: August 3, 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Schedule
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- 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – Resource Row & Grab ‘n Go Breakfast
- 8:30 AM – 12:45 PM – Kidsville for children ages 5+
- 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – DT1 en Español
- 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM – Keynote Presentation featuring April Blackwell, T1D and Rocket Scientist
- 11:10 AM – 11:55 AM – Breakout sessions – First round
- 12:05 PM – 12:50 PM – Breakout sessions – Second round
Please plan to join and share with anyone you know who is impacted by T1D.
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April will talk about her lifelong goal of becoming an astronaut. She will share how her career as an aerospace engineer and life as a type 1 diabetic intersect. Learn how life with diabetes can prepare you for your dream job!
Presented By: April Blackwell, Aerospace Engineer, T1D -
Diabetes and Social Media: Navigating the Diabetes Online Community
From Surviving to Thriving: Transforming Your Diabetes Journey
Empowering Parents: Navigating T1D and Mental Health
Automated Insulin Delivery: A Revolution in Diabetes Management -
Social Media has allowed millions of people with diabetes to connect with each other and this session will help you identify how social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram and TikTok can help you live will with diabetes. Explore the 3 C’s of the DOC- Creators, Content, and Community with Rob Howe, a global diabetes social media creator and marketing strategist with 15 years of social media marketing experience for global brands like American Airlines, Medtronic Diabetes, 7-Eleven, and more.
Presented By: Rob Howe, T1D, Founder of Diabetics Doing Things
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Break through barriers, foster a mindset of growth and empowerment, and live limitlessly with type 1 diabetes.
Presented By: Kelsie Lewis RD, CDCES, T1D, CEO of Balance Diabetes Wellness
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Parenting a child with T1D presents unique challenges that can affect the mental health of both the child and the parents. This session will focus on practical strategies to maintain self-care for parents, support their child’s mental well-being, and understand the emotional and psychological impacts of T1D. Attendees will learn about the importance of self-care, tools for managing stress, and techniques to support their child’s emotional needs.
Presented By: Chikeitha Owens, LPC, Mother to two sons with T1D, Abundance of Hope
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Today, pumps and glucose sensors can talk to each other and automate insulin delivery through the use of computer algorithms. But they can’t do it all. Success with these systems requires a partnership between the technology and the user. Find out how hybrid closed-loop systems work, the pros/cons of the various options, and how to maximize their performance.
Presented By: Gary Scheiner, MS, CDCES, T1D Integrated Diabetes Services
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Workouts, Wellness and What to Do
The Quest for a T1D Cure: Why Clinical Trials and Screening Matter
Make Eating Fun Again: The Latest in Snacks & Nutrition Hacks
Navigating 504/Special Education Processes in School -
Take a deep dive into all things exercise and conquering your type one diabetes while staying active.
Presented By: Jared Harrison, T1D, Steadfast Fitness and Performance
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Join this session to learn about Breakthrough T1D’s mission to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications. This session focuses on clinical trials and T1D risk screening and the impact both programs have on prevention and cure research. Amanda has participated in many clinical trials as both she and her daughter, Emmie, live with T1D. Amanda’s vast clinical trial experience includes device, medication, behavioral, observational, and prevention trials. Amanda’s 5-year-old son, Callen has been participating in T1D screening since age 2. Intended Audience: Parents and Caregivers / Adults Living with T1D
Presented By: Amanda Gilcrest, Clinical Trials Education Volunteer, Mom of a daughter with T1D
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Ready to regain confidence in your food? Wondering what new snacks may help balance the blood sugar roller coaster? This session will provide tips on the latest and greatest snacks and nutrition tips. Go from fearful to focused and fun with your food!
Presented By: Antonio Miranda, PhD, RD, LD, CDCES
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This session will provide parents with information on how to understand, navigate and get the best services for their child through 504 or Special Education. The session will provide information on the differences between the two programs, and how to navigate each. Parents will be able to ask questions during this session.
Moderated by: Janette Hahn, Ed.D
Panelists: Margaret Gant RN BSN, Tricia Atzger-John, MSN, RN, School Nurse for 30 Years
Presenters
Spanish
Snacks y Salud: Estrategias Nutricionales para la Diabetes Tipo 1
¿Listo para recuperar la confianza en su comida? ¿Se pregunta qué nuevos bocadillos pueden ayudar a equilibrar el azúcar? Esta sesión proporcionará consejos sobre los últimos y mejores bocadillos y consejos de nutrición.
Antonio Miranda, PhD, RD, LD, CDCES
De regreso a la escuela con diabetes: Como estar preparado!
El regreso a la escuela requiere preparación para los estudiantes con diabetes. ¿Estás listo? Estamos aquí para guiarte. Discutiremos:
1. Útiles escolares
2. Formulario escolar
3. Obstáculos
4. Panel abierto de preguntas y respuestas
Angie Burris, BSN, RN, CDCES
Erica Anderson, BSN, RN, CDCES
Faviola Segovia, LMSW, Clinical Social Worker
Roxana Rodriguez, BSN, RN, CPN, DE
Explorando la Diabetes: Un Viaje de Empoderamiento y Apoyo de los Padres
El diagnóstico de diabetes tipo 1 es un evento que cambia la vida y resalta el papel crucial del apoyo de los padres en el manejo de la condición. Aprende cómo los padres pueden proporcionar cuidado, apoyo y empoderamiento a sus hijos, así como la importancia de cuidarse a sí mismos
Eugenia Ariaza
Conversando con el Dr. PABLO MORA acerca de los avances en el manejo y la investigación clinica en Diabetes tipo 1.
Discussion breve de los avances en la comprension de los mecanismos que llevan al desarrollo del proceso que desencadena la Diabetes tipo 1. Que hemos aprendido en el manejo y hacia donde vamos con la investigación clinica.
Pablo Mora, MD
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Snacks and Health: Nutritional Strategies for Type 1 Diabetes
Ready to regain confidence in your food? Wondering what new snacks can help balance sugar? This session will provide tips on the latest and greatest snacks and nutrition tips.
Antonio Miranda, PhD, RD, LD, CDCES
Back to school with diabetes: How to be prepared!
Returning to school requires preparation for students with diabetes. Are you ready? We are here to guide you. We will discuss:
1. School supplies
2. School form
3. Obstacles
4. Open panel Q&A
Angie Burris, BSN, RN, CDCES
Erica Anderson, BSN, RN, CDCES
Faviola Segovia, LMSW, Clinical Social Worker
Roxana Rodriguez, BSN, RN, CPN, DE
Navigating Diabetes: A Journey of Empowerment and Parental Support
A type 1 diabetes diagnosis is a life-changing event that highlights the crucial role of parental support in managing the condition. Learn how parents can provide care, support, and empowerment to their children, as well as the importance of taking care of themselves
Eugenia Ariaza
Clinical Corner with Dr. PABLO MORA: what’s new in the management and clinical research in T1DM
A brief discussion of the recent advances on the understanding of the complex mechanism to precedes the diagnosis of T1DM. What are the clinical implications and where is the research going?
Pablo Mora, MD
Event Contact
Tanya Conovaloff
| tconovaloff@BreakthroughT1D.org
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