Mental Health Conferences
Complex Issues in Juvenile Court Practice XVIII
This conference, held in Omaha, NE, focuses on complex areas of juvenile court practice with an emphasis on mental health issues. It is a hybrid event, allowing for both in-person and online participation.
October 30, 2026
Omaha, Nebraska
Hybrid Event
CEUs Available
Some quick details about this conference.
The Complex Issues in Juvenile Court Practice XVIII conference aims to address challenging areas within juvenile court practice, with a strong focus on mental health. Attendees will gain insights from experts on psychological evaluations, family therapy, and new guidelines for guardians ad litem. The event will feature presentations from notable speakers, including judges and mental health professionals, providing a comprehensive understanding of current issues and practices in juvenile court.
The agenda includes sessions on psychological evaluations, family therapy, and ethics in juvenile court practice. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts and peers, enhancing their knowledge and skills in handling complex juvenile cases. The conference is co-sponsored by Creighton University and the Guardian ad Litem Project, Inc., ensuring a high-quality educational experience.
Maybe the most important details of the conference.
This organization is hosting this conference.
Creighton University School of Law
Creighton University School of Law, in collaboration with the Guardian ad Litem Project, Inc., and Creighton University Office of Continuing Education, focuses on providing educational opportunities for legal professionals.
Email: CLE@creighton.edu
Phone: 402.280.1830
| Cost |
Type |
Notes |
| $100.00 |
Standard |
General registration fee for the conference. |
See the conference's actual website for more details around these fees, as sometimes they can be more complicated.
It's important to know what is planned.
The conference begins with registration at 8:15 a.m., followed by a welcome address. Sessions include 'Psychological Evaluations Unpacked' by Aaron Christopher White, PhD, and a family therapy panel. The day concludes with a session on ethics and adjournment at 4:30 p.m.
These folks will be speaking at the conference.
Here's information on Continuing Education Units (or CEUs).
The conference offers 6.75 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) hours, including 1.0 hour of ethics.
You need somewhere to stay (unless you live relatively close).
No specific hotel information is provided. Attendees may need to arrange their own accommodations.
Unless you're taking public transit.
Parking is available on the roof of the 20th Street parking garage (Lot G5) south of the Harper Center, surface parking (Lot 5A) south of the Harper Center, and any available street parking as space allows.
The above information is from the conference or event webpage. Please review the organization's website for official information, as that will be more up-to-date.
Reminder: This is an overview of this conference, and you should consult the official website for details on registration, fees, deadlines, and other details. Quill Therapy Solutions is maintaining this information to make it more accessible to the therapist and mental health professional community.
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