Present at CrisisCon26
Deadline to submit: April 17, 2026, 11:59 PM ET
Thank you for your interest in presenting at the nation’s largest conference focused on the full behavioral health crisis continuum. CrisisCon brings together crisis providers, system leaders, payers, advocates, and individuals with lived experience for three powerful days of learning, connection, and inspiration.
We welcome a wide range of topics, including:
➤ Behavioral Health Crisis 101 / Introductory Sessions
➤ Advanced Crisis Services & System Innovation
➤ Youth Crisis Services
➤ Substance Use Services in Crisis Care
➤ Program-Specific Deep Dives
➤ Leadership & Workforce Development
Session Types:
Workshop- 60 Minutes: An interactive session focused on practical application. Presenters share tools, strategies, and real-world examples while actively engaging participants through discussion or exercises.
Panel Discussion- 60 Minutes: A moderated conversation featuring diverse perspectives on a focused topic. Panels should encourage dialogue, highlight varied expertise, and include audience engagement.
TED-Style Talk- Up to 18 Minutes: A brief, high-impact presentation built around one compelling idea, innovation, or lesson learned. Designed to inspire and spark new thinking.
Poster Presentation (NEW for 2026!): A visual presentation of research, outcomes, or innovative practices, allowing for informal, one-on-one discussion with attendees.
What Makes a Great Submission?
Have questions? We’re happy to help! Email us at [email protected].
We welcome a wide range of topics, including:
➤ Behavioral Health Crisis 101 / Introductory Sessions
➤ Advanced Crisis Services & System Innovation
➤ Youth Crisis Services
➤ Substance Use Services in Crisis Care
➤ Program-Specific Deep Dives
➤ Leadership & Workforce Development
Session Types:
Workshop- 60 Minutes: An interactive session focused on practical application. Presenters share tools, strategies, and real-world examples while actively engaging participants through discussion or exercises.
Panel Discussion- 60 Minutes: A moderated conversation featuring diverse perspectives on a focused topic. Panels should encourage dialogue, highlight varied expertise, and include audience engagement.
TED-Style Talk- Up to 18 Minutes: A brief, high-impact presentation built around one compelling idea, innovation, or lesson learned. Designed to inspire and spark new thinking.
Poster Presentation (NEW for 2026!): A visual presentation of research, outcomes, or innovative practices, allowing for informal, one-on-one discussion with attendees.
What Makes a Great Submission?
- Practical: Attendees should leave with usable takeaways
- Engaging: Involve your audience—through discussion, scenarios, or exercises
- Relevant: Show how your topic fits within today’s behavioral health crisis landscape
- Transparent: Share not just what worked, but what was learned
- Compelling Title: Craft a clear, memorable title that captures attention and reflects the substance of your presentation
Have questions? We’re happy to help! Email us at [email protected].