Mental Health Conferences

2024 Behavioral Health Care Symposium

The 2024 Behavioral Health Care Symposium will focus on behavioral health policies and statewide transformation efforts. It will be held in Long Beach, CA, bringing together California's hospital leaders to discuss innovative ways to connect patients to community-based care.

Conference Overview

Some quick details about this conference.

The 2024 Behavioral Health Care Symposium aims to address key issues in behavioral health policies and statewide transformation efforts. Attendees will explore innovative strategies to connect patients to community-based care and tackle stigma. The event will feature discussions on California's involuntary treatment and emergency services laws. The agenda includes keynote sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, focusing on topics such as maternal health equity, homelessness, and substance use disorders.

Time and Place

Maybe the most important details of the conference.

Conference Dates: December 4–5, 2024

Location: Hyatt Regency Long Beach

City/State: Long Beach, California

Address: 200 S Pine Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802

Event Format: in-person

Map for 2024 Behavioral Health Care Symposium at 200 S Pine Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802

Conference Organizer

This organization is hosting this conference.

California Hospital Association

The California Hospital Association provides leadership, advocacy, training, and tools that empower California’s hospitals and health systems.

Email: info@calhospital.org

Phone: (916) 443-7401

Registration Fees

How much does this conference cost?

Cost Type Notes
$360.00 Early Bird Members Early bird pricing for CHA member hospitals.
$399.00 Members Standard pricing for CHA member hospitals.
$1100.00 Nonmembers Standard pricing for non-hospital health care providers.

See the conference's actual website for more details around these fees, as sometimes they can be more complicated.

Schedule and Agenda

It's important to know what is planned.

The symposium spans two days, starting with registration and breakfast, followed by opening comments and keynote sessions. Day one includes sessions on maternal health equity, homelessness, and substance use disorders. Day two focuses on collaboration for complex needs, connecting patients to new services, and updates on California's involuntary treatment laws.

Notable Speakers

These folks will be speaking at the conference.

Dr. Diana E. Ramos

California Surgeon General, presenting on maternal health and behavioral health.

Brett J. Feldman

Clinical Association Professor of Family Medicine and Director of Street Medicine at USC.

Stephanie Welch

Deputy Secretary of Behavioral Health, California Health and Human Services Agency.

CEU Details

Here's information on Continuing Education Units (or CEUs).

The symposium offers up to 9.0 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs and LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.

Hotel Information

You need somewhere to stay! (Unless you live relatively close.)

The Hyatt Regency Long Beach offers rooms at a discounted rate of $239 for conference attendees. Reservations can be made using the group code G-CHA1, with a deadline for discounted rooms on November 15.

Sponsorship, Exhibitor, and Advertising Opportunities

If you're an organization that wants to contribute to this event, here are some details.

For sponsorship opportunities, contact Lisa Hartzell at lhartzell@calhospital.org. The symposium features various sponsorship levels, including Platinum, Gold, and Silver sponsors, with benefits such as brand visibility and networking opportunities.

Other Links and Information

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