2024 JCMH Summit

This year we hope to highlight lived-experience experts, cross-disciplinary collaborations, and successful, replicable programs related to best practices in AOT, emergency detention, civil commitment, law enforcement diversion, early identification, mental health courts, competency restoration, and re-entry. The selected presentations should also include one or more of the following aspects: rural innovations, family- or person-centered practices, trauma-informed care, resilience, and equity. JCMH strongly encourages proposals for sessions that present research findings, feature data analysis, and discuss evidence-based practices. Preference will be given to presentations that provide an engaging and interactive experience for the audience.

This year’s Summit is only 1.5 days long. Within this time, we will have two tracks of presentations (Adult and Youth) and will also have an assortment of 40-minute breakout sessions for participants to attend.

If you would like to be considered for a breakout session, please fill out the application below. These presentations will be given twice within the same afternoon, so that more than one group of participants can engage with you and your materials.

Please join the Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health (JCMH) for the 2024 Judicial Summit on Mental Health taking place November 20 – 22, 2024, at the Marriott Dallas Allen Hotel & Convention Center in Allen, Texas. Registration will open SOON!