The conference brings together frontline counselors, administrators, and policymakers for a multi-disciplinary program. Attendees will navigate three distinct tracks: the California Addiction Conference, focusing on evidence-based clinical updates; the National Recovery Capital Conference, which targets infrastructure such as housing and employment; and the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Conference, aimed at removing systemic barriers to care.
Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur will headline the event on October 16, offering a keynote address that bridges the gap between legislative policy and daily clinical practice. CCAPP CEO Pete Nielsen emphasized that the integration of these fields is intended to strengthen the workforce and accelerate the exchange of ideas among researchers and practitioners. Beyond the workshops, the event provides exhibit space for organizations looking to engage directly with behavioral health specialists. Registration and sponsorship applications remain open for those seeking to participate in the workforce development initiatives.




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