29th Annual Mission Possible Conference
March 24-25, 2026 - Lufkin, Texas
Registration Coming January 2026
Save the date for the 29th Annual Mission Possible Conference, a premier continuing education event bringing together professionals dedicated to advancing mental health, wellness, and community resilience.
This two-day conference will provide continuing education contact hours for:
Counselors • Social Workers • LMFTs • Nurses • Certified Case Managers • LCDCs • Certified Peer Specialists • Activity Professionals
2026 Conference Theme:
Empowering Communities: No Limits, No Stigma!
Conference Objectives:
Improving Patient Outcomes
- Participants will be able to identify evidence-based strategies, success stories, and support models that help individuals thrive during and after treatment.
Empowering Communities to Address Emerging Mental Health Challenges
- Participants will be able to learn strategies to address today’s most urgent issues — including youth mental health, increased rates of anxiety, financial uncertainty, and building strong, stigma-free communities.
Navigating Change with Resilience
- Participants will be able to examine the impact of funding shifts, legislative updates, and broader social changes, while learning strategies to adapt to changes.
Promoting Ethical Innovations & Fostering Connections
- Participants will be able to strengthen professional networks and partnerships while exploring the ethical use of technology, AI, and new therapy approaches.
Interested Audiences:
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- Mental Health and Nursing Professionals
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- Educators and Organizations Serving Youth and Schools
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- Health, Wellness, and Community-based Organizations
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- Elderly and Alzheimer’s Focused Providers
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- Consumers and the General Public
Ethics Pre-conference:
Tuesday, March 24
A 3-hour Ethics Pre-Conference Workshop will offer three ethics hours for Social Workers, LPCs, and LMFTs.
Presente By
Mission Possible is made possible thanks to the following organizations:
Registration Coming January 2026.
For more information, call (936) 558-6246 or e-mail Kinnie Reina.
