Join the West Tennessee Evidence-Based Practice Initiative for its inaugural conference, Bridging Science and Skills: Elevating Addiction Care in West Tennessee, October 27–28, 2026, at the FedEx Event Center at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis.
Registration is free, and lunch will be provided.
Oct 27–28
2026
Free
Registration
Lunch
Provided
CEUs
Available to participants
Practical Strategies
Connect with addiction professionals while gaining practical strategies
Ethics
Documentation
Trauma-informed care
Co-occurring disorders
Crisis and suicide-risk response
Coordinated referrals
Infectious-disease linkage
Interdisciplinary case planning
Agenda Highlights
Training Topics
Day 1
October 27, 2026
01
What the Needs Assessment Tells Us About West Tennessee Training Gaps
02
Screening Beyond Substance: Mental Health Identification and Referral to Care in SBIRT Practice
03
Trauma and Crisis
04
The Record Tells the Story: Treatment Planning, Documentation, and Professional Responsibility
Day 2
October 28, 2026
05
MOUD and Psychopharmacology Basics for Behavioral Health Teams
06
Case Management, Closed-Loop Referrals, and Infectious Disease Linkage
07
Integrated Case Planning for OUD and Co-Occurring Disorders
08
Building a Practical Onboarding and Competency Checklist for New Staff
09
Harm Reduction, Infectious Disease Linkage, and OUD/COD Care Coordination
CEUs will be available to participants.
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October 27–28, 2026, at the FedEx Event Center at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis, TN
Registration is free
Lunch will be provided
CEUs will be available to participants
Connect with addiction professionals
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The West Tennessee Evidence-Based Practice Initiative — elevating training, empowering excellence, and improving outcomes for behavioral-health professionals.
Cancellation policy. Participants who register but do not attend, and who fail to provide written cancellation notice prior to the start of the training, are considered “no-shows.” Registration fees may not be transferred after the event date has passed. At the discretion of Serenity Recovery Centers, a one-time transfer to a future training within 90 days may be permitted. This project is funded under a grant project with the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council.