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SUMMARY:2026 Treatment Court Conference
DESCRIPTION: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 \nPlease note\, your membership is associated with your discount. Please login before you purchase your ticket to get member pricing.  \nConference Fee Schedule\n$515 – Non-Member Ticket Price\n$450 – Members Ticket Price (Limit 1 registration per member.) \nInterested in becoming a sponsor? Click Here \nRefund Policy \n[DISCOUNT WILL BE APPLIED AT CHECKOUT]
URL:https://online.aatcp.org/event/2026-treatment-court-conference/
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SUMMARY:Community Engagement Training Workshop: Facilitating Healing
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Allen King\, Tribal Law and Policy Institute Consultant \nLocation: Granite Mountain Room \nDescription: This session will focus on techniques for fostering open and respectful conversations that support community healing and collaboration. Participants will learn facilitation methods rooted in cultural values to create safe spaces for sharing experiences and building connections. Interactive demonstrations will provide tools to encourage trust\, accountability\, and empowerment in community settings. \nLearning Objectives: \n\n\nProvide an opportunity for practitioners to gather and share information regarding their experience\, obligations\, and relatability with the community they serve. \n\n\nCreate a space where practitioners will learn about their own strengths to better serve others. \n\n\nDevelopment of foundational elements to continue building upon professional and personal development. \n\n\nHosted By: The Tribal Law and Policy Institute (TLPI)
URL:https://online.aatcp.org/event/community-engagement-training-workshop-facilitating-healing/
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SUMMARY:Arizona Tribal Nations Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Presenters: Kristina Pacheco\, Wellness Court Specialist\, Tribal Law and Policy Institute; Angie Juárez-Monger\, Wellness Court Specialist\, Tribal Law and Policy Institute; Jacob Metoxen\, Wellness Court Legal Specialist\, Tribal Law and Policy Institute \nLocation:  \nDescription: The Tribal Law and Policy Institute (TLPI) has historically planned for Tribes and Tribal representatives to gather during Tribal\, state\, and national conferences. The gatherings are an opportunity to highlight the latest practices\, emerging trends\, and topics that relate to common interests amongst Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts. \nThis interactive session will include Tribal Healing to Wellness Court professionals sharing common experiences and providing insight into court operations which will encourage peer-to-peer learning. Specifically\, a Tribal Healing to Wellness Court will present on its efforts to establish its court and connect participants with treatment services. \nIn addition\, TLPI closely aligns with the Tribal 10 Key Components and expects that the updated 2025 version will be available prior to the AATCP Tribal Nations Gathering. The Tribal 10 Key Components update will provide an opportunity for TLPI to discuss the advancements in Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts as far as expectations and how those expectations align with the Best Practice Standards. TLPI expects focused conversations on the procedural aspects of welcoming new participants as discussed in Key Component #3\, “Screening and Eligibility” – including where referrals originate from\, the intake process\, and screening tools. TLPI also intends on gearing the conversation towards Key Component #7\, “Intensive Supervision” due to Tribal Healing to Wellness Court staff expressing the need for technical assistance regarding drug testing – specifically staffing and location issues. In addition\, based on feedback from Tribal communities\, TLPI also intends on focusing the discussion on Tribal Key Component #8\, “Monitoring and Evaluation\,” due to the number of communities expressing the need for technical assistances regarding incentives\, sanctions\, and terminations. \nLearning objectives: \n\n\nTribal Nations and representatives attending the AATCP Conference will have an opportunity to gather and share insights. \n\n\nTribal Nations and representatives will discuss current Tribal-specific topics including trends\, challenges\, and promising practices tailored to a peer-to-peer sharing format. \n\n\nTribal Nations and representatives will learn about technical assistance and new programming available to Tribes from TLPI.
URL:https://online.aatcp.org/event/arizona-tribal-nations-gathering/
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SUMMARY:Mark Lundholm
DESCRIPTION:https://online.aatcp.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2026/01/Mark_Lundholm.mp4\nComedy Event \nComedian: Mark LundholmDate: April 8\, 2026Time: 7:00p.m. to 8:30p.m.Location: Ball RoomJoin us for a Welcome reception prior (4:45p.m. to 6:45p.m.) to the show in the Eagle’s Nest Lounge. Hearty appetizers provided and a cash bar.
URL:https://online.aatcp.org/event/mark-lundholm/
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SUMMARY:2026 Fall Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Learning Objectives\n\nThe brain science of addiction; the impact of opioids on the developing brain; medical vs. behavioral health approaches to addiction; effective treatment modalities.\nArizona’s evolving opioid landscape\, including statewide fentanyl trends and emerging drug threats.\nBest practices for SUD treatment and MAT services in a correctional setting.\nArizona Dept. of Corrections’ Recovery and Reentry Program\nArizona’s response to the opioid epidemic; legislative and policy developments; lessons learned from Arizona’s statewide response; evidence-based recommendations that protect communities.\n\nSpeakers \nDr. Holly Geyer\, MD – The Brain Science of Addiction\, Effective Treatment (including MOUD) Addiction defined; how addiction is diagnosed; medical vs. behavioral health approaches to addiction; the impact of the opioid epidemic; the impact of addiction on the developing brain; treatment; MOUD; standards of care for addiction;\nDr. Michael Dekker\, DO – Behind Many Youth Justice Cases:  A Story Written in Brain Biology; the normally developing adolescent brain; the impact of addiction on the developing brain; Arizona youth substance use and justice context; impacts on behavior\, risk-taking and legal consequences; legal precedents and Arizona policy/practice; evidence-based recommendations that protect communities\nAdena Bernstein\, JD – (attorney with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office and Arizona’s Statewide Fentanyl Policy Strategist) update on statewide fentanyl trends\, emerging drug threats\, legislative and policy developments\, lessons learned from Arizona’s statewide response\, and the importance of collaboration among treatment providers\, treatment courts\, law enforcement\, prosecutors\, public health\, and community partners\n\n$125 for members (LOGIN TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT)\n$185 for non-members \n\n\nLocation\nPima County Juvenile Training Center\n2225 E. Ajo Way\nTucson AZ\, 85713\n\nHotel\n\nHampton Inn & Suites Tucson-Mall\n\n5950 North Oracle Road\nTucson\, AZ 85704\nBOOK NOW\n\n\n\n\nSpringHill Suites by Marriott Tucson\n\n1705 E. Tucson Marketplace Blvd\,\nTucson\, AZ 85713\nBOOK NOW
URL:https://online.aatcp.org/event/2026-fall-symposium/
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