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Upcoming Conferences

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TAMHO Event Policies Document

Upcoming Conferences

TN Social Work Licensure Rules and Regulations

Live Webinars with Paula D. Foster, MSW, LCSW, Non-Profit / Social Work Training Consultant

A $15 Discount Promo Code is available for staff of all TAMHO member organizations and has been emailed to all member agencies. If you're not seeing the email in your INBOX please check your SPAM / JUNK folder or contact tamho@tamho.org for assistance.

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TENNESSEE SOCIAL LICENSURE RULE AND REGULATIONS

Ethics & Biennial Licensure Requirement for all Tennessee Social Workers

This one-hour webinar is designed to satisfy the Tennessee biennial one-hour licensure rules training requirement for all licensed social workers and also qualifies for ethics continuing education credit. Participants will receive a comprehensive review of the current Tennessee Board of Social Worker Licensure rules governing advanced licensure, including the requirements and pathways for obtaining Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Advanced Practice Social Worker (LAPSW) credentials. Refer to the event promotional flyer for complete overview and learning objectives.

Upcoming Dates and Times Offered

12pm-1pm Central - October 20, 2026

12pm-1pm Central - January 19, 2027 registration link coming soon

12pm-1pm Central - April 20, 2027 registration link coming soon

12pm-1pm Central - July 20, 2027 registration link coming soon

12pm-1pm Central - October 19, 2027 registration link coming soon

This event has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers – Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN 2026-0076) for 1.0 continuing education units .

TENNESSEE SOCIAL LICENSURE RULE AND REGULATIONS

Social Work Supervision, Ethics, & Biennial Licensure Requirement for all Social Workers in Tennessee

This three-hour webinar is designed to satisfy Tennessee's biennial one-hour licensure rules training requirement for licensed social workers while also meeting ethics continuing education requirements and providing comprehensive instruction on social work supervision in Tennessee. Participants will receive an in-depth review of the current Tennessee Board of Social Worker Licensure rules governing advanced licensure and supervision, including the requirements and pathways for obtaining Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Advanced Practice Social Worker (LAPSW) credentials.. Refer to the event promotional flyer for complete overview and learning objectives.

Upcoming Dates and Times Offered

9am-12pm Central - January 22, 2027 registration link coming soon

9am- 12pm Central - July 23, 2027 registration link coming soon

This event has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers – Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN 2026-0077) for 3.0 continuing education units .

Thriving Together; Behavioral Health Integration for the Next Generation

An in-person event.

College is a time of growth, exploration, and opportunity, while also presenting unique challenges that can affect students’ overall well-being. As students balance academic responsibilities, relationships, personal growth, and future goals, access to comprehensive support is essential. This conference highlights the importance of recognizing the connection between mental and physical health and explores how integrated care models can better address the needs of the whole person. By fostering collaboration and innovation, we can help shape the future of health care—one that is more connected, accessible, and responsive to the experiences of college students.

Join fellow students, health professionals, and young adult advocates for engaging conversations, interactive sessions, and practical tools you can use right away. You'll learn strategies for managing stress, improving wellness, navigating campus and community resources, and building resilience while discovering how integrated mental and physical health care can help you succeed in college and beyond. Whether you're looking for new ways to prioritize your well-being, support a friend, or explore the future of health care, you'll leave feeling empowered, connected, and equipped with resources to help you thrive—both on campus and in life.

To register for Thriving Together CLICK HERE

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Past Conferences

2025 TN Statewide Wellness Through Employment Conference

Sponsored by TDMHSAS in Parnership with TAMHO

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2025 TN Statewide Early Psychosis Summit

Sponsored by TDMHSAS in Parnership with TAMHO

Join us for the Early Psychosis Summit, a dynamic space to recharge your team, spark creative solutions, and explore real strategies for sustaining impactful early psychosis programs. Discover how wellness, resilience, and strategic planning can fuel lasting success. Our dynamic speakers will discuss the barriers to strategic planning and motivate your teams to continue their passion driven work through collective strength.

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HOPE 101 | A Virtual Webinar

May 18, 2026 | 9:30am-11:30am Central

pre-registration is required

Join us for an engaging, interactive workshop designed to help you infuse H.O.P.E. into your work while deepening your understanding of how positive experiences impact health outcomes.

In this training, you’ll gain practical skills to foster supportive, empathetic interactions that elevate the quality of care you provide. By strengthening these approaches, participants can enhance patient satisfaction while also reducing stress for both providers and those they serve.

SPEAKER: Rachel Hanson, MS, IMH-E®, Project Manager, Centerstone

REGISTRATION

$0 ... Staff of TAMHO Member Agencies

$65 ... Non-Members

CLICK HERE to access a downloadable PDF version of the event flyer.

CLICK HERE to access a downloadable PDF version of the TAMHO Member List to determine your eligibility for complimentary registration -- must be employed by a TAMHO member organization to receive the $0 registration fee. Your registration email should include a URL extension identifying your agency. you

This program has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers – Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN 2026-0051) for 2.0 continuing education units.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLLIGENCE | The DARK SIDE ... Is It Replacing Human Relationships?

A VIRTUAL LEARNING SERIES

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing how we work, communicate, socially engage, and even how we think. While AI has the potential to help solve complex issues, advance individual learning, and offer society huge benefits, there is a dark side to this technology.

This webinar series will explore how AI can pose risks to how children develop social relationships and even replace human to human interactions.

Scroll down for session descriptions and learning objectives.

SPEAKER: TIM PERRY, ThD, LPC-MHSPs, Senior Vice President, Tennessee Outpatient Services, Frontier Health

June 24, 2026 | 2:00pm-3:30pm (Central) | The History and Development of Artificial Intelligence for Social Engagements CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for the June 24th Session Refer to the downloadable flyer for session description and learning objectives.

July 15, 2026 | 2:00pm-3:30pm (Central) | Artificial Intimacy and the Advancement of AI in Building Relationships with Children CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for the July 15th Session Refer to the downloadable flyer for session description and learning objectives.

July 29, 2026 | 2:00pm-3:30pm (Central) | What are the Risks and Safeguards for AI Development in Social Relationships and What Does the Future of AI Look Like? CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for the July 29th Session Refer to the downloadable flyer for session description and learning objectives.

$0/each ... Staff of TAMHO Member Agencies

$65/each ... Non-Members

each session requires a separate registration and fee

CLICK HERE for a downloadable PDF version of the event flyer.

CLICK HERE for a downloadable PDF version of the TAMHO Member List to determine your eligibility for complimentary registration -- must be employed by a TAMHO member organization to receive the $0 registration fee. Your registration email should include a URL extension identifying your agency.

These programs have been approved by the National Association of Social Workers – Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN2026-0046) for 1.5 CE units each.

Tennessee Statewide Early Psychosis Learning Series

A training series of six topics focusing on issues related to youth at Clinical High Risk (CHR) for psychosis.

The TN Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is excited to welcome you to our six-part virtual learning series focused on youth and young adults experiencing Critical High Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P). This series was intentionally designed for providers, educators, and community partners who serve youth at pivotal moments of vulnerability and opportunity. Early identification and intervention for psychosis can significantly alter a young person’s developmental, clinical, and life trajectory. Yet, early warning signs of psychosis are often misunderstood, overlooked, or misattributed, leading to delays in care and increased risk for symptom progression. This learning series aims to bridge that gap by advancing community knowledge, clinical skill, and confidence in recognizing and responding to early indicators of psychosis.

Across six sessions, participants will engage in evidence-informed learning on critical topics including the administration of the Mini Structured Interview for Psychosis (mini-SIPS), the intersection of early psychosis and substance use, autism within clinical high-risk presentations, and other emerging areas relevant to youth mental health. Each session is designed to be practical, accessible, and directly applicable to real-world clinical and community settings. This learning series promotes early detection, informed intervention, and prevention of prolonged untreated psychosis. By increasing awareness of early warning signs and strengthening provider capacity, we collectively move toward systems of care that intervene sooner, respond more effectively, and support better long-term outcomes for youth and families.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for each session, supporting both professional development and clinical excellence.

CLICK HERE for a comprehensive listing of video topic descriptions and learning objectives.

FEBRUARY 15, 2026 | How to Administer the Mini-SIPS

CLICK HERE to view this Learning Module