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The Henderson County Behavioral Health Conference is a full-day, interdisciplinary event designed to strengthen behavioral health practice across Western North Carolina. Featuring expert presenters from across the state, the conference highlights evidence-based strategies, innovative models, and emerging trends in mental health, substance use, trauma, prevention, and wellness.
This one-day conference is designed to strengthen the behavioral health system of care by expanding knowledge, building connections, and highlighting strategies that improve outcomes across the community. Sessions will focus on mental health, substance use, resiliency and wellness, and sector-based interventions, with an emphasis on evidence-based practices and emerging trends. Participants will leave with practical tools, new collaborative opportunities, and a deeper understanding of how to support individuals, families, and professionals across the behavioral health continuum.
Peer Support & Community Health Worker Fund
Supported by Pyramid Healthcare Lived Experience Fund, this fund provides complimentary conference registration for up to 50 peers, community health workers, and individuals with lived experience whose roles are essential to the behavioral health system of care. The fund is intended to reduce financial barriers to participation and elevate community and lived experience voices in learning and systems-level collaboration.
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Rural Access Fund
Supported by Dogwood Health Trust, The Rural Access Fund supports individuals who live 90 minutes or more from Blue Ridge Community College by helping offset costs associated with attending the conference, including registration, lodging, mileage, and meals. This fund is designed to promote equitable access for professionals, students, and community partners from rural and remote communities. The fund will support up to 25 people to attend.
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