The Arizona Interest Network (AIN) is hosting a two-day, symposium-style gathering designed to strengthen and connect the MFTs in Arizona. This event is built around a simple but powerful idea: our profession is strongest when we intentionally bring together multiple generations of clinicians to learn from one another, build community, and co-create what comes next.
Address: University of Arizona, McClelland Park Building 650 N Park Ave Tucson, AZ 85719
This is an in person event ONLY and will not be live streamed or recorded. AIN has made this decision to support the overarching goal and mission of this event to bring AZ MFTs together to build and strengthen new or old connections and relationships.
IMPORTANT TO NOTE: Registration is for the full Symposium. You do not have to attend all days or events. You will only receive CEs for the trainings you attend but your registration will default to the entire Symposium. We do anticipate this event will SELL OUT and recommend you register ASAP.
The schedule of events is as follows:
Saturday Sep 26th
- 9a-1030a Panel “Systemic Work in a Non-Systemic World”
- 1045a-12p "Shape the Future of AIN" (no CEs offered)
- 12p-130 lunch
- 130p-3p Vicki Loyer, PhD, LMFT "Even the Best Need Support"
- 315p-445p Shari Short, M.A., LMFT "Being an Authentic Clinician"
- 530p-7p Networking Happy Hour (FREE FOR EVERYONE, REGISTRATION FOR CONFERENCE NOT NEEDED) you can RSVP JUST for the networking event HERE
Sunday Sep 27th
- 930a-11a Thomas Lewis, LMFT, LPC "Ethical and Systemic Integration of Spirituality"
- 1115a- 1245p Keith Cross, Ph.D., LMFT "When the Cycle Has a Neurological Driver: Working Systemically with ADHD"
- 1p-230p lunch
- 230p-4p Amy Lemberger, MS, LMFT "Digital Platforms: Implications for MFTs"
At its heart, this symposium is about continuity, belonging, and stewardship: honoring the clinicians who built this profession, supporting those carrying it now, and intentionally welcoming those who will shape what it becomes.