National Recovery Capital Conference
Building on Our Strengths: What Do I Need to Build to Sustain my Recovery?
Not quite sure what recovery capital is? More here.
About the Conference
Leading the change in care for mental health and addiction, the National Recovery Capital Conference of America will feature leading international researchers, clinicians, and policymakers who will provide evidence-based clinical knowledge gained through decades of care.
Emerging research supports the concept that recovery-oriented systems of care demonstrate improved mental and physical health, improved quality of life, pro-social behavior, and a dramatic reduction in human and financial cost to the community.
This conference, started in 2020, will engage delegates in the collaborative practice of solution-focused care for people and their families, supported by paraprofessionals, peers, and mutual support systems.
When: Tuesday, October 15, 2024
from 8 am to 5 pm Pacific
Where: Sheraton Universal Hotel, in Universal City, California
Price: $350
Included as part of CCAPP's California Addiction Conference, but can be attended separately:
purchase separately here.
Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of the conference, participants should be able to identify and describe the benefits of recovery capital. Learning outcomes include comparing presented clinical guidelines/best practices with the delegate's current practice and identify strengths or gaps. Participants will also connect with other professionals to improve the community.
Continuing Education Units
The Recovery Capital Conference will offer Continuing Education credits. Each conference will offer a different amount of CEUs as the duration varies. You can see information on CE approval here.
About the Organizers
The Recovery Capital Conference is organized by BHAP, CCAPP, ARCC, and Counselor Magazine.
From Prior Conferences
Congresswoman Judy Chu talks at CCAPP's 2021 California Addiction Conference.
You can download the slides from John Kelly's presentation, Recovery Capital: Rationale and Science.
A national membership association that provides education and advocacy for those in the behavioral health and addiction treatment industries.
We are the leading and unifying voice of addiction-focused treatment programs.
