The Annual Mental Health Conference is a professional development event focused on the intersection of mental health and the justice system, offering practical strategies and insights to support well-being, resilience, and effective practice in demanding environments. The conference addresses topics such as stress management, trauma-informed approaches, cognitive-behavioral strategies, suicide prevention, therapeutic interventions, leadership wellness, and the mental health needs of diverse populations, blending research-informed content with real-world application. Through a combination of presentations and discussions, participants gain tools and perspectives to strengthen their understanding of mental health challenges, support individuals and teams more effectively, and promote healthier outcomes within their organizations.

Who Should Attend?

• • Community Corrections

  • Jailers

  • Corrections Officers

  • Probation Officers

  • Leadership

  • Judicial

  • Specialty Courts

  • Law Enforcement

  • Support Staff

  • Medical Staff

  • Mental Health Staff

  Training Hours:

  up to 19

  Dress Code:

  Business Casual
  Clothing should be professional, and no caps/hats or shorts are permitted. Slacks, khakis, skirts, dresses, button-downs, or blouses are acceptable. It is always recommended to bring a light jacket in case the training room is cold.

  Now Accepting Exhibitors:

  Download Exhibitor Packet →

  For more information, contact:

  Payton Jones, Project Coordinator
  Phone: (936) 294-1668
  pmj007@shsu.edu