Connect | Equip | Inspire

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9th Annual Wellness Together Conference

Sept 29 - Oct 1, 2025 | San Diego, CA

We’re inviting bold ideas, innovative practices, and hands-on strategies to help shape the conversation at the 9th Annual Wellness Together Conference!

If you are passionate about student mental health and wellness, this is your opportunity to share insights and solutions that make an immediate impact in school-based and community mental health settings.

Proposal Deadline: Friday, May 23, 2025

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What We’re Looking For

This year, we’re reimagining breakout sessions to prioritize relevance, practicality, and innovation. We are curating a limited number of high-impact sessions that directly align with our conference theme:

Connect | Equip | Inspire

Seeking proposals that offer:

⟡ New & Innovative Approaches

Fresh ideas and creative interventions that challenge the status quo and introduce cutting-edge practices.

⟡ Immediately Actionable Takeaways

Step-by-step frameworks, replicable resources, or guides attendees can start using the next day.

⟡ Practical & Accessible Strategies

Clear tools that are easy to understand, adapt, and implement across diverse educational and clinical settings.

⟡ Engaging & Interactive Experiences

Hands-on workshops that promote collaboration, movement, and meaningful participation.

Priority Topics for 2025

We highly encourage presentations focusing on:

- Ethical considerations, safety practices, and real-world applications of AI and digital tools in schools and clinical settings. We are seeking thought leaders—not product pitches—to help educators and mental health professionals navigate these tools responsibly.
- Navigating boundaries, impacts on wellness, and school-wide strategies.
- Case studies and data-driven insights on the effectiveness of school policies and programs related to student tech use.
- Leadership development, time management, personal sustainability, and strategies for leading teams, schools, districts and organizations with clarity and care.
- How to find, build, and maintain funding for school-based mental health programs.
- Lessons learned and practical strategies for implementing innovative or replicable funding models that others can adapt in their own settings.
- Multi-tiered systems of support, integration with education, and case examples.
- Sustainable staffing models, cross-agency collaboration, and strategies for expanding access to care on campus.
- Practical strategies and proven models for implementing and scaling school-based or community mental health programs.