The Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling program invites proposals for presentations, workshops and panels for its upcoming symposium, centered on the theme of “Bridges to Healing: Integrated and Inclusive Approaches in Counseling Practice.” The event highlights interdisciplinary collaboration across clinical rehabilitation and mental health counseling to advance equitable care and holistic healing.

Themes of interest include:

• Integrated models of care across clinical rehabilitation and mental health counseling
• Inclusive, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed practices
• Interprofessional collaboration and systems-level approaches
• Disability-affirming and strengths-based counseling
• Community-based interventions and advocacy
• Ethics, supervision, and counselor education innovations
• Research, practice-based evidence and case studies

Presentation formats can include oral presentations, case studies, practice innovations and research or program evaluations. Student-led presentations are welcome.

Proposals can be submitted using the online form by Sunday, March 15.

The Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling Symposium is from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, April 24, at the Kremen Education Building, Room 360.