2013 Adolescent Symposium of Texas
Thursday, February 7, 2013
at
Curtis Culwell (Formerly the Special Events Center) Garland
Online Registration is Now Closed
You can still join us by registering at the event. The cost will be $85.
or here see the workshop descriptions
The Adolescent Symposium of Texas is for professionals who want to be in the forefront of meeting the challenges of today's youth and their families. Attendees include Juvenile Probation Officers, Mental Health Professionals, Substance Abuse Professionals, Social Workers, and Program Managers. Last year over 500 people attended the event.
The 37th Annual Adolescent Symposium will be held February 7, 2013 at the Curtis Culwell (formerly the Special Events Center) in Garland, TX from 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
$85 Professional Registration includes lunch, 3 workshops, keynote presentation and access to exhibit area. CEUs, including ethics, are available.
COMMENTS FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS
"All the presenters were outstanding, on point for current." - 2009
"First time at the conference, lived up to expectations."- 2009
"I feel the Symposium plays a vital part in the community by educating the attendees on the changing trends amongst the teenage population." - 2010
"As a professional, I received superior training from leading experts in the field of adolescents; and parents receive real-world solutions and resources in dealing with their children's challenges." - 2011
2013 Keynote:
Jim Conway
40 Developmental Assets from the Search Institute
About Jim Conway
James Conway is a veteran trainer and speaker with over 20 years experience providing training and consultation to youth serving professionals and volunteers in educational and community-based organizations in the US and abroad. As a senior trainer, Conway represents Search Institute as a public speaker and trainer for organizations and communities interested in building developmental assets for and with youth, starting a community-wide initiative, or creating organizational and community change on behalf of youth
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