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​Conference Profile
The National Crisis Continuum Conference brings together a national audience of all types of behavioral health crisis providers and suicide prevention services. 
During the 2 ½-day conference you will have access to sessions on:

• Effective Clinical Interventions and Staffing Models
• Diversifying funding streams and referral sources
• Management and Crisis Competency Development
• Logistics and Best Practice Implementation
• Emergency Department and Community Collaboration
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Attendee Profile350+ attendees that represent the following service types:

• Crisis Call Centers & Suicide Prevention Hotlines
• Mobile Crisis Outreach Teams (MCOTs)
• Crisis Residential Programs
• Peer Respites
• Psychiatric Urgent Care Centers
• 23-hour Crisis Observation Units, EmPATH units,

Conference ReachThe network of attending crisis professionals are committed to serving those in need of behavioral health crisis services in their community. This conference is designed to develop a nationwide voice for crisis services, deepen relationships, and provide a forum to learn about and discuss the issues most pressing in our field.
Social Media – The conference is actively promoted through social media before and throughout the event. Sites include Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and several Crisis listservs reaching thousands of people.
Email Marketing – the conference is heavily promoted among the suicide prevention, crisis services, and lived experience communities, reaching thousands of inboxes.
Shared Materials – Conference presentations and materials, including information on sponsors are shared with the entire crisis community following the conference.

Our Impact
Behavioral health crisis services play a unique role in the nation’s healthcare system by providing timely and efficient support to individuals in need, avoiding the use of Emergency Departments, law enforcement & first responders, and jails and psychiatric hospitals whenever possible. Providing recovery services that are strengths-focused, client-centered and community-based, these services play a critical role in the crisis services continuum.​

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