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2025 Treatment Court Conference
2025-04-08 12:00 - 2025-04-11 13:00 (America/Denver)
The Arizona Treatment Courts conference brings together probation and parole staff, judges, attorneys, behavioral health providers, social workers, law enforcement and problem-solving court coordinators for education on how to better server persons throughout Arizona involved with Problem Solving Courts, collaboration and support, and stigma reduction. View Conference Details
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Conference Fee Schedule
$515 – Non-Member Ticket Price
$450 – Members Ticket Price (Limit 1 registration per member.)
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Refund Policy
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FREE Pre-Conference Workshop: Community Engagement Training- Facilitating Healing Conversations
2025-04-08 14:30 - 16:30
Join us for a FREE pre-conference session sponsored by the Tribal Law and Policy Institute on April 8, 2025 from 2:30p.m. to 4:30p.m. in the Granite Mountain Room at the Prescott Resort and Conference center. Space will be limited, register here for this free training.
Presenter: Allen King, TLPI Consultant
This workshop explores innovative techniques for fostering open dialogue and building trust within Native American communities. Participants will learn how to create spaces where individuals feel safe to share their stories, navigate challenges, and connect on a deeper level. Using culturally informed practices, this training provides tools for facilitating conversations that promote healing, understanding, and resilience.
Learning Objectives

Learn techniques to create safe and inclusive environments for meaningful dialogue.

Explore culturally informed approaches to promoting healing and connection through facilitated conversations.

Develop practical facilitation skills to lead engaging and transformative discussions that strengthen community bonds.

Target Audience
Stakeholders, practitioners, community leaders, and judicial staff (e.g., judges, probation officers, correctional officers) seeking to build engagement through meaningful dialogue.
