Events

This event celebrates and supports recovery, creating opportunities for attendees to connect with others, and eliminate stigma. In addition to statewide speakers, and recovery speakers, the event will include resource tables, naloxone administration training, craft and wellness activities, kids activities, DJ and dancing, an open mic, and free t-shirts, key chains, pizza and refreshments. The Wisconsin Voices for Recovery Advocacy Award will also be presented. There will be an American Sign Language interpreter at the event.

This conference aims to provide education on best practices in a culturally aware format that leads to superior quality mental healthcare services that benefits individuals, providers, and communities.

Join the 2026 Wisconsin Aging, Disability and Independent Living Network Conference for to learn, explore best practices, and evolve mindsets.                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

This educational conference is designed for professionals across disciplines who work in addiction treatment and prevention, including physicians, PAs, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists, social workers, mental health and substance abuse counselors, recovery coaches, law enforcement, public health workers.

Wisconsin’s only state professional convention designed by school psychologists for school psychologists and pupil services professionals. Participants include administrators, school counselors, school social workers, community mental health providers, and program trainers. The event offers meaningful learning about the key issues impacting professionals in the field today. 

This conference is designed for behavioral health professionals, people in recovery and their family members, clinicians working within the criminal and juvenile justice systems, adolescent treatment professionals, educators, and anyone interested in advancing their understanding of behavioral health topics.​

The annual Wisconsin Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Conference is WI-AIMH’s signature event that brings together professionals across disciplines working with, or on behalf of, babies, young children and their families to connect, learn, recharge and grow.

Conference offers opportunities for professional development, personal growth, and networking.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

Hundreds of social workers will gather to continue their education, network, and seek new ways to improve their practice either in-person, or watching via live stream.  With three days of general sessions, panels and workshops, attendees will gain knowledge and skills, sharing best practices and networking with social work professionals from around the state.

What started as a small grassroots gathering has grown into Wisconsin’s most inclusive children’s mental health conference. Each year, CCFC brings together caregivers, educators, mental health professionals, and system partners to learn from one another, build stronger partnerships, and improve outcomes for kids across the state.

This two-day event is for healthcare providers and staff, provider association representatives and Division of Quality Assurance (DQA) staff. DQA hosts the event with other healthcare collaborators. Presenters will talk about a range of healthcare topics.