ATTENTION ALUMNI - DO YOU WORK IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH? ARE YOU READY TO CONNECT WITH OTHERS IN THE FIELD TO ACCESS RESOURCES, EDUCATION AND IDEAS WITH PEERES THAT WILL HELP YOU CREATE ROBUST RECOVERY PROGRAMS FOR YOUR ALUMNI AND CLIENTS.
TPAS invites all alumni and recovery support professionals to come with their ideas, questions and challenges. At the TPAS Collaborative, Open Space Technology is our special approach that favors active participation and collaboration rather than constraining agendas and lectures. Come with questions, ideas, thoughts, concerns, road blocks, difficulties and together we will continue creating best practices for alumni services and recovery support.
Themes of topics we'll be discussing:
Alumni Curriculum
Skills and Process
Event Mangement
Communications & Relationship Building
Outcomes & ROI
Tools & Technology
The main event will run 9 AM - 2:30 PM Mountain time with an additional 30 min pre- and post-event networking, connections, and fun. Total event time is 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM MST each day.
Prices have been dramatically reduced due to reduced overhead costs and to allow more alumni professionals than ever be a part of the process. This event will be based on what we do in person, but with the addition of educational presentations that will dive deep into a specific aspect of alumni programming and development.
Gina is a seasoned expert in alumni programming within addiction treatment, currently serving as the Executive Director for TPAS, a national organization dedicated to supporting professionals in building strong alumni engagement. With 30 years of experience in prevention, treatment, and recovery support, Gina has collaborated with diverse organizations, including in-patient treatment programs and psychiatric hospitals across various states. Her robust expertise extends to mental health and substance use disorder prevention and treatment. Gina's leadership has been instrumental in marketing, business development, alumni, and admissions for renowned treatment programs on both coasts, making her a key figure in the field.
