2022 Annual Conference

The Annual Center for School Behavioral Health Conference will be held on Saturday, September 24, 2022 at the Region 4 Education Service Center.

For only $75, you’ll receive a full day of professional development (seven continuing education credits), meals, swag, and a renewed enthusiasm for your work and your life.

The 2022 theme is Beyond a Theory: Healing and Transformation in the Education System.

Topics include: Educational equity, family engagement, successful community partnerships, and trauma-informed practices

MHA of Greater Houston’s Center for School Behavioral Health is changing systems and lives through highly specialized professional development opportunities, technical assistance, and community education for school districts across Texas. The Center works to improve the behavioral health of students and faculty through collective action, policy analysis, research, and advocacy.

Most individuals engaged in the work of the Center are campus and district administrators, counselors/therapists, educators, nurses, campus resource personnel, and youth/case workers. The Center’s work also engages parents, relatives, and youth, as well as elected and public officials, including school board members, legislators, and Texas Education Agency (TEA) personnel.

The Center’s School Behavioral Health Conference focuses on behavioral health interventions and outcomes for children in school settings to advance the knowledge and skills related to school mental health practice, research, training, and policy.

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“I will incorporate School-wide SEL practices with Character Strong, help build resiliency among students and staff, and continue to support the mental health and overall well-being of students and staff.”

“I thoroughly enjoyed the presentations and discussions. It is refreshing to come together with professionals who are willing to talk about the topics so many tiptoe around.”

“Being mindful of students’ experience, life story, and background when working with them.”

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