Agenda OverviewFeatured General SpeakersWorkshops and PresentationsHotel InformationFor Exhibitors and Sponsors
Historically, CBHA has held policy forums open only to our members. Our forums have always featured top California behavioral health leaders that engage with the attendees and share policy-rich information that is critical to the success of behavioral health agencies. We are excited to expand the audience, increase collaboration in the community, and widen our network of support which is why BHCalCon will open registration to nonmembers. BHCalCon is CBHA’s first statewide behavioral health conference in California that will cover all aspects of behavioral health within our healthcare system and designed for staff members, practitioners, administrators and managers who work in the behavioral health arena. Specifically, individuals who work in the areas of child welfare, probation, education, health care, clinicians in private practice, and insurance. Our goal is to provide a wide range of learning opportunities that cover the continuum of best practices in children’s mental health; adults/older adults mental health; substance use disorders; finance and billing; quality improvement/quality assurance; intercultural effectiveness; and business practices that support sustainability. We encourage you to take this opportunity to engage with behavioral health agencies, counties, treatment providers and peers. Join us! BHCalCon The registration for BHCalCon 2019 is now closed. Please email us at [email protected] for any questions. Group Registration Discount
Thank you to our following Sponsors who help make this conference possible!
Thank you to our following Exhibitors who help make this conference possible!
BHCalCon PoliciesCancellations Substitution Need assistance with registration? Contact us at [email protected]. About CBHA California Council of Community Behavioral Health Agencies (CBHA) is a statewide association of county funded non-profit community agencies dedicated to the proposition that the people of California deserve a rational, comprehensive, community-based behavioral health system that is adequately funded to serve all those in need of services. We are their voice at the Capitol and with state agencies, and work to ensure that state and county programs support integrated services for children, youth, adults and the elderly which includes physical health, behavioral health, housing, social services, education, substance abuse services and vocational rehabilitation. |