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2026 Annual TASC Conference • RISE TX

Hosted by Texas Association of Specialty Courts

Mar 23–25, 2026· Timezone: CT Hilton Anatole, Dallas, Texas

Health & Social Care

About This Event

The 2026 Annual TASC Conference brings together criminal justice professionals from across Texas who work in specialty courts and related fields. The conference focuses on critical issues in mental health, social work, counseling, community corrections, juvenile justice, law enforcement, and substance abuse. It serves as a platform for networking, training, and dialogue on current issues affecting specialty courts in Texas.

Topics Covered

Trauma Crisis & Emergency

Vicarious / Secondary TraumaSuicide Assessment/Prevention/TreatmentCrisis Intervention / De-Escalation

Wellness & Self-Care

Provider Burnout & Resilience

Regulatory & Legal

Peer Support Certification

Leadership & Management

Executive & Board GovernanceQuality Improvement

Mental Health & Neurodiversity

Serious Mental Illness

Venue

Hilton Anatole

Dallas, Texas

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Registration & Fees

Regular Registration

$360

Early Bird Rate

$310

Before Mar 1, 2026

Registration Fee

$310 early member / $360 late member / $350 early non-member / $400 late non-member

Hotels & Accommodations

Hilton Anatole, 2201 N Stemmons Fwy, Dallas, TX 75207. Attendees are encouraged to book accommodations early to secure a spot at the conference venue.

Who This Event Is For

Industries

Health & Social Care

Professional Fields

Medical & Direct CareMental Health & CounselingSocial WorkNursing & Advanced PracticePublic HealthRehabilitation Professionals

Professions

Social WorkersSubstance Abuse CounselorsAddiction CounselorMental Health CounselorsMental Health Peer SpecialistsRecreational TherapistsAdvanced Practice Registered NursesRegistered NursesRehabilitation Counselors

Who Can Attend

Criminal justice professionals, mental health professionals, social workers, and specialty court practitioners from Texas

Target Audience

Community corrections professionals, juvenile justice personnel, treatment providers, judges, prosecutors, public defenders, law enforcement, specialty court personnel, administrators, and other criminal justice professionals