GRAND Spring Symposium

The GRAND Spring Symposium is not just another conference, it’s a two-day, high-impact mental health experience designed to challenge perspectives, sharpen clinical skills, and energize your professional purpose. Join leading voices in the field for dynamic, real-world sessions that go beyond theory and deliver practical tools you can use immediately.

Earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) while customizing your own learning journey. With a flexible, build-your-own schedule format, you can select and purchase individual courses that align with your interests, specialties, and career goals- no one-size-fits-all agenda here.

Whether you're looking to deepen your expertise, explore emerging topics, or reconnect with your passion for helping others, the GRAND Spring Symposium offers a powerful space to learn, grow, and connect.

Two days. Your choices. Real impact.

Info: Everyone in the helping field has that one client that appears reluctant to change. We also have folks that simply don't engage with us and present to us as uninterested or disconnected. What if you could move this client towards change? How about some ways to get those folks interested and excited to meet with you? Look no further than motivational interviewing. A tried and true way to engage your clients where they are the experts and we are just along for the ride.

Info: The rapid advancement of technology in mental health care is revolutionizing how services are delivered, but it also presents new ethical challenges. The training will explore the intersection of ethics and technology in mental health practice, aiming to equip mental health professionals with the curiosity and skills to navigate these challenges responsibly and effectively.

Info: We are going to take the journey from acute to post-acute withdrawal over a three hour course. We will start with acute withdrawal to understand the first 14 days of stopping use and treatment moving through the pink cloud and wall phases to maintaining and beyond. Discussion will include signs and symptoms, brain and body function, classifications of substances and modalities. We will also take this time to discuss our language when working with consumers or families presenting with substance use.

Info: This presentation intends to equip clinical staff with information and confidence when assisting clients that experience suicidal thoughts and behaviors. What is suicide, where does it come from, why is it scary, and what do I do with it?

Event Venue

6111 E Skelly Dr. Skyline I, 6111 East Skelly Drive, Tulsa, United States

Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.

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