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Early Bird Registration for the 2018 Annual Conference on Advancing School Mental Health is OPEN until June 30, 2018!
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The Annual Conference is the nation's premier interdisciplinary conference on school mental health. Conference attendees learn from the latest research in the field covering a wide range of school mental health topics, including: |
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- School-community-family partnerships
- Culturally responsive practices
- Support for educators and staff
- Positive school climate
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| - Trauma-informed practices
- Multi-tiered systems of support
- State and district policy
- Funding and sustainability
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Attendees can choose from more than 180 conference sessions, symposia, trainings, and workshops |
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The conference brings together more than 1,200 diverse leaders and practitioners in the school mental health field |
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93% of last year's attendees said they would share what they learned with colleagues |
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2018 Annual At a Glance Available NOW!
We have developed an at a glance schedule to provide prospective attendees with general session information. For a copy click here. |
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Conference hotel
The 2018 Annual Conference on Advancing School Mental Health will be held at the Red Rock Casino, Resort, and Spa in Las Vegas, NV. The resort features an on-site movie theater, a bowling alley, a 24-hour fitness center, and a free shuttle to/from the Las Vegas Strip and McCarran Airport. The group room rate for conference attendees is $195/night, plus daily resort fee and hotel tax. Call (866) 767-7773 to book your room today. Please provide the event name, "Advancing School Mental Health Conference" when making your reservation.
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| Interested in being an exhibitor or a sponsor at the Annual Conference? |
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Questions? Contact Sylvia McCree-Huntley by phone 410-706-0981 or email shuntley@som.umaryland.edu
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| The Annual Conference on Advancing School Mental Health is hosted by the Center for School Mental Health (CSMH; funded in part by the Health Resources and Services Administration) in collaboration with the National Community of Practice on Collaborative School Behavioral Health. |
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