The 2024 Criminal Justice Mental Health Summit, scheduled to take place from September 16th to September 18th, is set to convene law enforcement officers, medical providers, prosecutors, social workers, and other criminal justice professionals in a collaborative and innovative environment. The summit aims to foster cooperation and innovation among professionals in various fields to effectively address mental health needs within our communities.

The summit will feature a diverse range of topics aimed at equipping attendees with advanced knowledge and solutions to tackle current trends in mental health emergencies. From discussions on stress-related issues inherent in daily work environments to strategies for reducing mental health emergencies within communities, organizations, and home life, the conference offers a comprehensive look at mental health challenges and solutions.

“This summit is an opportunity for professionals across different sectors of criminal justice to come together and learn from each other,” said Imran Ali, Senior Director of LETAC. “By sharing knowledge and experiences, we can better serve our communities and address the complex mental health needs of those within the criminal justice system.”

The summit is open to law enforcement officers, prosecutors, medical providers, social workers, and other criminal justice professionals interested in gaining valuable insights into addressing mental health needs within their respective fields.

Call for Speakers:

We are seeking law enforcement officers, prosecutors, medical providers, social workers, and other criminal justice professionals to submit speaker proposals showcasing innovative strategies, successful case studies, and effective tools in the area of Criminal Justice Mental Health. If you are interested in presenting, please submit a speaker proposal by March 29, 2014 through the official conference website or directly here.

Sponsorship Opportunities:

We offer valuable sponsorship opportunities for organizations looking to support mental health initiatives within the criminal justice system. Sponsorship of the summit provides organizations with the opportunity to showcase their commitment to mental health awareness and support while gaining visibility among a diverse audience of law enforcement officers, medical providers, prosecutors, social workers, and other criminal justice professionals.

Organizations interested in sponsorship can contact the conference coordinator Aimee Schroeder at aschroeder@eckberglammers.com

For more information and to register for the 2024 Criminal Justice Mental Health Summit, please visit our website.

About the Law Enforcement Training Academy & Consulting (LETAC):

LETAC offers training courses for peace officers, attorneys, and other law enforcement personnel focused on education and driven to empower participants to serve their communities with honor and integrity while helping equip them with the appropriate tools for better decision-making.