We’re seeking innovative and engaging workshop proposals from clinicians and other industry professionals who are passionate about exploring new frontiers in behavioral healthcare. We’re particularly interested in experiential workshops and keynotes that will provide attendees with practical tools and strategies they can immediately apply to their practices.

We have 5 workshop slots and 2 keynote slots to fill this year, and we would love for you to submit a proposal.

This year’s theme is Partnering Through Community: Advancing A Culture of Collaboration. We want presentations that not only explore cutting-edge topics but also highlight collaborative strategies—emphasizing how interdisciplinary partnerships, community engagement, and shared initiatives can transform challenges into opportunities for healing and growth.

Workshop Requirements:

• Durations: 1 hour (Keynotes) & 1.5 hours (Experiential Workshops)
• Format: Interactive and engaging, with a focus on experiential learning.
• Audience: Primarily Clinicians (LPCs, Interventionists, LMFTs, Ed Consultants, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, etc.) and some Industry Leaders (CEOs, Directors, Business Development, etc.)
• Date: The 1.5-hour workshops will take place during the conference on Wednesday, October 28^th while the 1-hour workshops will take place on Thursday, October 29^th at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs in Franklin, TN. Times vary.
• We’re looking for presentations that do one or more of the following…
  • demonstrate real-world examples of synergy: how diverse stakeholders (e.g., clinicians, families, tech innovators, policymakers, and lived-experience experts) can co-create solutions.
  • inspire attendees to rethink silos and embrace collaborative ecosystems, showing measurable outcomes from such approaches.

  • intersect multiple themes and incorporate timely, emerging issues (e.g., social determinants of health, post-pandemic recovery, effects and uses of artificial intelligence, etc.). Many of our attendees’ favorite topics include Trauma and Trauma-informed Approaches, AI in Behavioral Health, Family Systems, Attachment Theory and Practices, and Severe Mental Illness. While we are open to all topics, please keep our audience in mind when submitting. 

Please complete and submit the form below to propose your workshop for the 2026 Partners In Treatment Conference, October 28 – 30, 2026. The deadline to submit your workshop is May 10, 2026.