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12 Years of Learning. Connecting. Transforming.

Register for the
 Virtual 
Trauma Informed 
Care Conference
September 23–25, 2026

Trauma touches every community—and the way we respond can make all the difference.

Last year, we welcomed a tremendous audience from across Mississippi and beyond. We are excited to continue building on that momentum. Recognized as one of Mississippi’s premier conferences, we take great pride in creating a dynamic space where diverse service providers can come together to learn, connect, share resources, and grow.

Once again, several state and local agencies have partnered to bring you this impactful event.

The theme for the 2026 conference is “Healing Forward: Turning Pain into Purpose.” This theme reflects the power of healing, resilience, and transformation. It reminds us that while trauma can shape our experiences, it does not have to define our future. Through understanding, support, and trauma-informed practices, individuals, families, communities, and professionals can move forward with greater strength, purpose, and hope.

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A team of experts ready to meet your training, planning, and strategic needs.

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Coordinated By

Creating Safer Spaces. Building Stronger Communities. Advancing Trauma Informed Care.

Gain practical knowledge, emerging research, and tools that can help you incorporate trauma-informed principles into your everyday work.

The 2026 conference will feature keynote speakers and breakout sessions. Up to 14.5 continuing education hours have been requested from various disciplinary boards.

The 2026 Agenda will be released soon!

Get ready for a powerful lineup of conversations, insights, and practical tools designed to strengthen how we understand trauma, support one another, and build healthier, more resilient communities.

Testimonials

There was information on a variety of perspectives and approaches that will help me improve my current practice.

The ease of navigating the conference platform, the session topics were diverse, the camaraderie among participants despite being virtual, and the CEUs.

I like how rooted the research was in many of the presentations. I also liked that many went deeper than just the “introductory” trauma information.

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